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This table demonstrate that the ratio of six diverse students from six dissimilar section in 2011. This table illustrate that the females ratio in humanities, education, science and physics is substantial and their first language is not English all below fifty percent and ratio born outside from Australia are also below fifty, but it and […]
The given table illustrates the proportion of learners in different fields including humanities, education, science, physics, IT and engineering in 2011. Overall, it is clear that the percentage of female students was the highest in humanities and education while the opposite was in IT and engineering. In addition, the others was much at IT, engineering […]
The table illustrates the percentage of the students in an Australian university studying in six departments which are categoried by gender, native language and nationality in 2011. Overall, women were dominant in non-STEM departments, whereas STEM attracted non-native English speakers and non-Australia borned students more than non-STEM. Woman were majorities of Humanities, Education, Science and […]
The table gives the data of students studying in six departments namely: humanities, education, science, physics, IT, engineering in 2011. Overall, the most popular subject among females was humanities. Although it was dominant among females, it was least among first language not english. Whilst, the same number students who were born outside Australia was likely […]
The table compares the proportion of students who enrolled in six departments at a university in 2011, according to three criteria: gender, first language and birth place. Overall, humanities attracted a majority of female students, who were born in Australia and used English as their first language, whereas male students preferred to study IT and […]