The bar chart comapred the numbers of males and females studying various subjects in Europe in 2013.
Overall, the graph indicates that in 2013, almost 7,000 students preferred to study social sciences, making it the most popular choice, whereas a negligible number of students chose agriculture.
To begin with, according to the graph, 7,000 students chose social sciences, with 4,000 being female and 3,000 being male. In 2013, engineering was the preference of around 3,300 students, consisting of 2,300 males and 1,000 females. Conversely, the health sector enrolled a total of 3,000 students, of whom only 500 were male, while the number of female students was almost three times greater. Additionally, the humanities sector attracted 2,500 students, comprising 1,000 males and 1,500 females. Almost 1,700 students were interested in science and mathematics, including 400 females and three times that number of males. However, students showed minimal interest in agriculture, with only a negligible number enrolling in that field.