The chart provides information about the proportion of men and women who owned higher education qualification in five different countries including Japan, Switzerland, Britain, and Germany in 2001.
Overall, it can be seen that Switzerland and Germany had the highest percentage of male and female in upper education persuasion. Additionally, there were different size of gender gap in each country, the most noticeable size of gender gap was also in Switzerland and Germany.
Regarding the chart, in Switzerland, the proportion of men clearly dominated with 45% versus only 35% women who possessed this qualification. In the contrary, females accounted for 45% and 35% compared to males.
The United States had the highest number of participants for further education in both genders among the three remaining nations, with the comparatively same data of 40% men and 35% women. Britain stood at the second place with 30% females attended the upper program and had a qualification compared with 35% males. Japan stayed at the bottom with only 25% qualified females and 30% qualified males.