大学男女教职员工比例Male and female academic staff members of a university

The column graph compares the proportions of male and female academic staff members across seven faculties at a prominent university in 2016. Overall, there are noticeable gender disparities among the faculties. Men dominate most academic fields, particularly in technical and commercial subjects, whereas women are more prevalent in disciplines related to the arts and education. Only the medicine faculty had gender proportions closer to parity. In detail, the faculty of Engineering has the highest percentage of male staff at approximately 85%, with the corresponding female proportion at just 15%, making it the most male-dominated area. Similarly, the Science and Business faculties each have a clear male majority, with 62% of staff being male and about 38% female. The Law faculty also shows a male predominance, though the gap is slightly narrower, with roughly 60% male and 40% female academics. By contrast, female staff members outnumber their male counterparts in the faculties of Arts and Education. In the Education faculty, seven out of ten staff members were women. The Arts faculty also has a higher proportion of female staff, at about 58%, compared with 42% male. In Medicine, gender representation is almost balanced, with approximately 50% male and 50% female academic personnel, indicating the most equitable distribution among all faculties.