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The following graphs show gender balance at four levels (undergraduate students, Masters students, PhD students and Faculty members).
Key Observations
What is the gender balance among Faculty members in UW Math?
What is the gender balance among Faculty members at UW?
What is the gender balance of PhD students in UW Math?
What is the gender balance of PhD students at UW?
What is the gender balance of Masters students in UW Math?
What is the gender balance of Masters students at UW?
What is the gender balance of Undergraduate students in UW Math?
What is the gender balance of Undergraduate students at UW?
Data Sources
Faculty data from https://uwaterloo.ca/performance-indicators/faculty-and-staff/faculty
Student data from https://uwaterloo.ca/institutional-analysis-planning/university-data-and-statistics/student-data/student-headcounts
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