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The image includes a bar chart depicting the number of male and female students who chose different university subjects in 2005. The subjects listed are Science, Mathematics, Social Science, Languages, Humanities, The Arts, Literature, and Law. For Science, approximately 22 males and 18 females; Mathematics, about 17 males and 8 females; Social Science, around 8 males and 12 females; Languages, about 8 males and 18 females; Humanities, around 10 males and 14 females; The Arts, approximately 8 males and 14 females; Literature, around 5 males and 18 females; Law, about 10 males and 12 females.
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The given bar chart compares diffrent university subjects chosen by men and women in 2005.
It is evidant that there are two categories of faculty where the most students are women and another where the significant majority are men. However, the number of undergraduate in Humanities subject remain equal to both genders.
In social Sciences faculty most of the students are women approximately 25 thousands and it is the highest rate amoung all srudents in diffrent subjects as well. While men students are around 15 thousands in the same subjects, which is 10 thousands less.
On the other hand, the number of male students in Scienceis much greater than that of females, approximately 23 thousand.
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