The line chart illustrates how many girls are students in four different realms at a university over 45 years, starting from 1970 until 2025.
It is clear that there was an increasing trend in the proportion of all four fields throughout the years. It is also notable that the number of female students in law experience the most remarkable change.
In 1970, Medicine had around 20% of Students who were females, which was double law’s 10%. Over the next 45 years, there was a growth to over 90% in the number of female students in law in 2005, but later it continued growing to around 100% in 2015. During this time, the figure for females who studied Medicine rose to 30% in 1985, followed by a dramatic increase to 90% in 2015.
Looking the chart in more detail, computer science accounted For over 30%, compared with under 30% in physics in 1970. Over the following 45 years, the figure for female students in physics remained unchanged in 1975 but later it significantly increased to over 80% in 2015. By contrast, the proportion of students who are girls in computer science rising to over 70% In 1990 before dropping to around 40% at the end of period.