The chart below shows the proportion of male and female students studying six art-related subjects at a UK university in 2011. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar chart provides information on the percentage of male and female

students

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studying six different

art

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-related

subjects

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at a UK university in 2011. The

subjects

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include Linguistics, English Language, Philosophy, History,

Art

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and

Design

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, and Communication. A key observation is that female

students

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outnumber males in most

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except for

Art

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and

Design

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. In Linguistics, there is a significant difference, with about 60% of the

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being female compared to approximately 40% male. A similar pattern is seen in

English

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Language, where female

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represent around 55%, slightly higher than the male percentage of 45%. In Philosophy, males lead slightly, making up 55% of the student population,

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females account for 45%. In History, both genders are almost equally represented, with a slight majority of male

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. The only subject where male

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dominate is

Art

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and

Design

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, with about 60% male participation compared to 40% female. In Communication, the numbers are closer, with both genders contributing

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, but females have a slight lead. In summary, the chart demonstrates that

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female

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tend to

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subjects

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like Linguistics and English Language, males dominate in

Art

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and

Design

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, with both genders showing balanced participation in History and Communication.