The bar chart provides data about the numbers of male and female research students who receive lessons for six subjects at a US university in 2011.
Overall, male students were dominated females except for the subjects of linguistics and natural science, with huge differences in the same period.
Looking at the ends of the scale in greater detail, the number of male students were 200 people, while females were only around 40 people for the subject of mathematics in 2011 as the most difference between the student groups seperated for types of gender. In addition, the subjects of programming and engineering involved 150 male students, whereas females were between the band of 50 and 100 in 2011. However, female research students were more than the figures in the subject of psychology, with around 170 people in the same year.
In contrast, the subject of natural science represented the same figures for both categories because both of them were 200 students in 2011. Additionally, female students participated the subject of linguistics with much more number than males, with the difference of around 35 people in the same period.