The bar graph depicts the percentages of employees in seven faculties in 2012. It can be seen that male percentages were higher in business, engineering, law, and science fields while there were more females in the remaining sectors.
There were just above 60 percent males and nearly over 30 percent females in business and science. The male percentage in law was slightly lesser at 60 percent, but female employees were recorded at 40 percent. However, a huge gap was found in engineering, with only under 20 percent females and over 80 percent males.
The female percentage in arts was approximately 60 percent while just over 40 percent were male. The number of female workers in education was the highest in all the categories with around 75 percent, whereas only over 20 percent were males, which is the lowest number among all fields. Lastly, there were around 40 percent medical staff for both males and females.
The highest recorded levels were found in education for females, and engineering for males. We can also see that medicine showed only a negligible difference between male and female.