The given pie charts illustrate the post-graduation qualifications enrolled by citizens of Canada aged from 25 to 35 and 45 to 55.
Broadly speaking, with Social Science and Arts shared as a common preference among the two age categories, the number of degree holders in the age group of 25 to 35 is roughly twice that of the age group of 45 to 55.
Among the 25- to 35-year-old population, Social Science and Arts stands out as the most populated subject among individuals, with a proportion of 20%, closely followed by 19% in Administration and 18% in Science, Maths, and Computers. Including Education, with a proportion of 15%, these subjects allocate three-quarters of the total number of degrees. The remaining proportion has fractions ranging from 2 to 9%, with a similar number of fields.
However, a stark contrast is witnessed in the older population: Engineering stands out as the second most popular field, consisting of 19% of the group. On the other hand, a greater variety is observed in minor subjects, namely Humanities, Nursing, MBA, and Others, which have higher popularity than in the younger age group.
