The given bar graph depicts the proportion of women who enrolled into higher education for the countries of UK, USA, Australia, South Korea and France in 1980 and 2015.
At a glance it clear that in Australia, the ratio of women who opted for higher education was around 60% which was the highest among other given countries in both the years. On the other hand, South Korea had the least proportion of women going for a higher education which was around 15% in 1980 and 30% in 2015.
Taking rest of the data into consideration, although UK and USA had significantly less proportion of potential women university graduates (around 35% and near 40% respectively) as compared to France (50%) in 1980, these figures significantly increased in 2015 jumping to approximately 55% in the UK and near 60% in the USA, while France came to just above 50% in the same year.
Overall it is clear that for the most part, 2015 had more women going into further studies compared to 1980 and UK and USA faced a significant hike for the same.
