The chart below contains information provided by Australia's tertiary insititutions about the percentage of male and female students who enrolled in different subjects in 1995.
The bar chart illustrates the percentage of male and female students enrolled in various subjects at tertiary institutions in Australia in 1995.
Overall
, Engineering was the most popular subject among males
, while
it attracted the fewest females
. In contrast
, Arts & Humanities had the highest female enrollment
,
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males
. Additionally
, Health was highly favored
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females
but was the least popular choice among males
. Other subjects showed more balanced enrollment
between the genders.
In terms of male enrollment
, Engineering led with nearly 20%, followed by Math & Science, which attracted around 15% of male students. Arts & Humanities, although
popular with females
, saw about 10% of male enrollment
, placing it third. Accounting & Economics and Business Studies were chosen by around 7-10% of males
. Education and Health were the least popular among males
, each attracting less than 5%.
For females
, the pattern was quite different. Arts & Humanities topped the chart with approximately 20% of female enrollment
. Health was the second most popular, with around 18% of females
choosing this
subject, followed closely by Education. Accounting & Economics and Business Studies were chosen by around 10% of female students, similar to males
. However
, very few females
opted for Engineering, making it the least popular subject among them, with enrollment
figures below 5%.Submitted by thitiwatkem on
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