The bar chart compares the number of male and female students who study six types of subject in 2005.
Overall, while males were higher in psychology, engineering, programming and mathematics, females were more involved in linguistics. Although strong gender gap were seen in mathematics and programming, the rates of natural sciences, linguistics and psychology were approximately balanced.
There was a significant difference between the figure for males and females in mathematics, with the former representing the largest number with 200, which is four times higher than that for the latter. The disparity between man and women was almost the same in engineering and programming, the former was dominant in both, reaching 150 research students.
Natural sciences were the most popular subject for both genders, reaching the highest number of students. The gender gap in Linguistics and psychology accounted for 50, however female had a dominance in the first subject, while male in the second.
