The graph illustrates the numbers of female and male learners enrolled in several art-related courses at a UK institution in 2011.
Overall, male enrollment in music and performing comprised the highest proportion among other subjects and females’ interests were almost the same amount of students in this subject. In contrast, the least popular course for males was sociology, while for females this course was quite popular. In addition, women outnumbered men in all four courses.Music and performing art were the most popular courses for both men and women students with approximately 220 and 200 students, also comprising the biggest proportion of total students enrollment with about 500 people. Furthermore, sociology was not popular among male students with only around 30 students, whereas for female learners it was one of the most engaging courses with roughly 205 students and with the fewest numbers for total students enrollment.
Figures for visual art made up almost the same patterns for both men and women students with about 160 and 200 learners. Female interests for film study were one of the most popular with 210 students, while males represented around 110. Regarding total students numbers for these courses were the same with approximately 390.
