The given bar chart compares the numbers of graduates in 10 different Higher Colleges of Technology campuses in 2024.
Overall, Dubai Women’s college emerged as the most dominant campus, whereas the most prevalant for males was also institution in Dubai. In addition, Ras Al Khaimah registered the lowest headcount among all of the colleges for males. Furthermore, a consistent gender trend can be observed across the regions, with female graduates systematically outnumbering their male counterparts in almost all locations.
Looking at the details, the institutions in Dubai recorded the most significant volume of completing students. Specifically, Dubai Women’s campus stood at the apex of the chart with 547 graduates, which was roughly 120 individuals higher than the figure registered by Dubai Men’s (426). A similar pattern, albeit on a smaller scale, was mirrored in Abu Dhabi; the female cohort there reached 293, followed closely by their male counterparts at 273.
Turning to the remaining locations, a clear female dominance was also evident in Sharjah and Al Ain. In Sharjah, the headcount for women stood at 186, outperforming the men’s campus, which accounted for 165. Similarly, Al Ain Women’s college produced 218 alumni, whereas the corresponding figure for males was noticeably lower, at 131. In stark contrast to the rest of the chart, Ras Al Khaimah was the only region where men outnumbered women, with 178 and 102 graduates respectively. Notably, the latter figure represented the ultimate minority among all ten academic institutions.