A bar chart illustrates the percentage of men and women academic staff members at various departments of a major university in 2021.
For the Faculty of Education, the difference between the two gender was the greatest, providing over 75% of the workforce were female. The Faculty of Arts had approximately 10% female members compared to male members, given that males took only 45%. Correspondingly, Medicine shared the same condition; the disparity is just marginal, roughly equally distributed.
In contrast, Law had a greater proportion of males, with a ratio of 6:4 for males to females. Moreover, business also had this phenomenon, where males held approximately 60%. Similarly, the department of science displayed the same margin of distribution as Business. Furthermore, engineering had over 80% of males, giving the most significant difference.
To conclude, Arts, Education, and Medicine all showed a leading number of female staff members, given Education displayed the greatest ratio of female to male and Medicine displayed the highest equality of distribution. On the contrary, Engineering had the highest differential among all faculties, while Law, Science, and Business shared similar patterns.
