The given table provides statistics from the university in Australia on how many students are females, not English native, and born abroad in each of six departments: English, Modern Languages, History, Physics, Maths and Chemistry.
Among females, the lowest percent studies in the chemistry department – only 29%, while the highest is in English, which is 67%. Another noticeable trend is the correlation between students whose first language is not English and the distribution between social humanities and technical specialties: very few of those students choose to learn social sciences, keeping the percentage at about 10-20%, except Modern Languages, which reaches 41%; otherwise, the rate of non-native English students in the natural sciences is not lower than 32%.
The last but not least category is students who were born outside of Australia, those seem to have a similar distribution to the non-native students – many of those are enrolled to the science departments with a peak at 47% in Chemistry, the rates are lower for English and History – only 27% and 18%, although the highest score reached is in the Modern language department, which is 54%.