The bar chart illustrates the number of male and female students who selected various university subjects in 2005.
Overall, the data reveals distinct preferences between male and female students in terms of academic disciplines. Males generally showed a stronger inclination towards science-related subjects such as Sciences and Mathematics, while females tended to opt for humanities and arts-based courses.
Specifically, there was a significant disparity in the number of male and female students choosing Sciences and Mathematics, with males outnumbering females in both fields. Conversely, females were more likely to select subjects like Languages, Humanities, The Arts, Literature, and Law. The Social Sciences field exhibited a more balanced gender distribution.
In conclusion, the bar chart highlights a clear gender gap in university subject choices in 2005, with males gravitating towards STEM fields and females preferring humanities and arts-related subjects.