The graph and the chart below show the number of students choosing different kinds of courses in a university in 2012. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph and bar chart illustrate how many male and female

students

enrolled in different

disciplines

at a particular university in 2012.

Overall

, social

science

was the most popular discipline amongst both male and female

students

,

while

agriculture was the least.

Additionally

,

while

females dominated the social sciences, health, and humanities

disciplines

, males were more commonly found in engineering,

and

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science

and maths

disciplines

. As for the total enrollment figures, social sciences attracted the highest number of

students

, with almost 7000 in total.

This

was more than double the figure for engineering enrollments,

while

a close similarity was observed in the figures for health, humanities,

and

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science

and maths, all standing at around 2000

students

. Meanwhile, agriculture was the discipline with the lowest enrolment levels, with approximately 500

students

. Turning to gender distribution, 4000 female

students

opted for social sciences, outnumbering males by just over 1,000. Health and humanities followed a similar pattern, with roughly 1500 females and under 1000 males studying both

disciplines

.

Conversely

, engineering,

and

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science

and maths were

male dominated

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, with just above 2000 and 1000 male

students

enrolling in these

disciplines

, compared to approximately 1000 and 500 females, respectively. Agriculture was the only discipline where an equal number of male and female

students

were enrolled, at about 200 each.