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The image contains a bar chart representing academic staff percentages by gender in various faculties for the year 2012. It includes data for six faculties: Arts, Business, Education, Engineering, Law, Medicine, and Science. Each faculty has two bars indicating the percentage of female and male staff. In Arts, female staff comprise approximately 55%, and males 45%. In Business, females account for around 30%, with males at 70%. In Education, females significantly outnumber males, representing almost 75% compared to males at 25%. In Engineering, the trend reverses, with females at roughly 15% and males dominating at approximately 85%. Law presents a balanced ratio, with females at 50% and males also at 50%. Medicine has a slight female majority at approximately 55% and males at 45%. Lastly, Science shows females at about 40%, while males are at 60%. The chart uses a vertical axis marked from 0 to 100 in increments of 10, presumably representing percentage points.
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The diagram depicts the proportion of male and female academic staff members across the faculties of a major university in 2012.
Overall, the majority of men interest in engineering, while women’s proportion is lowest in the engineering, however, the indicator of education is higher than other faculties for women.
Moving to detailed analysis, the most popular majors for men are Business, Engineering, Law and Science which are more over than 60%. Following these, the rates of arts and medicine account for 55% and 50% respectively. Then the education constitute a quarter of the bar, and it has smallest share for men.
On the other hand, women’s percentage of education is more than other, at 75%, while the indicator of arts is lower than education by 20%. After that the figure for law and medicine contribute 40% and 52% in turn. The other faculties’ rates are lower than 40% for women.
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