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Band 6+: The table shows information about students studying in six different departments at an Australian university in 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a table detailing student demographics in six departments at an Australian university in 2009: English has 67% females, 16% with a first language not English, 27% born outside Australia; Physics has 37% females, 38% first language not English, 44% born outside; Chemistry shows 29% females, 32% first language not English, 47% born outside; Modern languages report 63% females, 40% first language not English, 54% born outside; History has 58% females, 10% first language not English, 18% born outside; Maths consists of 42% females, 36% first language not English, 43% born outside.
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The given data represents the percentage of students studying at an Australian university, which is divided into 6 departments, in 2009.

Overall, it can be seen that females mostly choose English department, meanwhile, the students whose first language is not English choose physics. About the students who were born outside of Australia basically go into modern languages.

To begin, it is noticeable, that females primarily prefer studying humanities scholar, such as English, modern languages and history (at 67, 63 and 58 percents, respectively). The students whose first language is not English mainly get involved in four departments pretty balanced, besides English and history, where it is less. With regard to the students who were born outside of Australia mostly elect modern languages, at 54%.

We can also see that females have the lowest percentage of chemistry department overall. History was chosen as the smallest proportion by the students whose first language is not English, at 10%, and English took second place, at 16%. Nevertheless, the students who were not born Australia least chose history, at 18%.

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