The bar chart gives information about the number of research students studying different range of subjects in 2005.
Overall, there were a noticeable variations in the number of male and female students studying different subjects.It is also worth mentioning that, mathematics had the highest number of female students, while the opposite trend was true for the same subject by studying female.
Turning to the men, the was almost no difference in the number of male students who study mathematics, natural science and psychology, each representing roughly 200.The figure for the programming and engineering ranked second in this category, with 150.Also, the number of men students studying linguistics was around 100, which was significantly lower than that of other subjects.
As for women, the number of female students who study natural science stood at 200, which was dominant figure among ather subjects, followed by psychology and linguistics, at approximately 180 and 120, respectively.There were a slight difference in the figure for engineering and programming, the former about 90,whereas the figure for the latter was 70.The number of female students studying mathematics stood at 40, becoming the lowest number in the chart.