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The image illustrates a bar chart that represents the number of students who chose various university subjects in 2005, with a breakdown by gender. Science had the highest number of male students at 20,000, followed by Mathematics at 18,000, Social Sciences at 10,000, Languages at 8,000, Humanities at 12,000, The Arts at 16,000, Literature at 8,000, and Law at 12,000. Female students preferred Languages the most with 20,000, followed by Social Sciences at 18,000, Science and Humanities at 16,000 each, The Arts and Literature at 14,000 each, Mathematics at 8,000, and Law at 10,000.
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The bar chart below illustrates the number of students who chose certain university subjects in 2005, in thousands. The subjects are divided into male and female.
Overall, it is clear that Sciences was the most chosen subject for male while the men likes Languages the least. the female liked Social Sciences the most but Mathematics was the least popular subject. Humanities had the same number of male and female.
Sciences was the most popular subject for male with just over 20 thousand people. On the other hand, Languages had just under 5 thousand people and became the least popular subject for male. The female liked Social Scieces the most with just under 25 thousand people. In contrast, Mathematics was the least popular with just under 5 thousand women. Especially, Humanities had the same number of male and female with just over 10 thousand people.
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