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Table 3.4Undergraduate STEM enrolments, NSW, 2010Undergraduate fields of education% of femaleenrolments% of maleenrolmentsNatural and physical sciences (19,208) 7.6 9.6Natural and physical sciences (8,436) 3.2 4.4Mathematical sciences (737) 0.2 0.5Physics and astronomy (181) 0.0 0.1Chemical sciences (238) 0.1 0.2Earth sciences (185) 0.0 0.1Biological sciences (3,584) 1.6 1.6Other natural and physical sciences (5,847) 2.5 2.7Information technology (5,931) 0.8 5.0Information technology (761) 0.1 0.7Computer science (1,590) 0.2 1.4Information systems (2,147) 0.3 1.8Other information technology (1,433) 0.2 1.2Engineering and related technologies (13,977) 1.4 12.3Engineering and related technologies (4,681) 0.4 4.2Manufacturing engineering and technology (8) 0.0 0.0Process and resources engineering (1,268) 0.2 1.0Automotive engineering and technology (4) 0.0 0.0Mechanical and industrial engineering and technology (1,824) 0.2 1.6Civil engineering (2,420) 0.2 2.1Geomatic engineering (144) 0.0 0.1Electrical and electronic engineering and technology (1,591) 0.1 1.5Aerospace engineering and technology (466) 0.1 0.4Maritime engineering and technology (64) 0.0 0.1Other engineering and related technologies (1,507) 0.2 1.3Architecture and building (5,408) 1.4 3.6Architecture and urban environment (3,372) 1.3 1.7Building (2,036) 0.1 1.952 WOMEN IN NSW 2012 | EDUCATION AND LEARNING
Undergraduate STEM enrolments, NSW, 2010 continuedUndergraduate fields of education% of femaleenrolments% of maleenrolmentsAgriculture, environmental and related studies (3,193) 1.2 1.7Agriculture, environmental and related studies (78) 0.0 0.0Agriculture (974) 0.4 0.4Horticulture and viticulture (127) 0.0 0.1Forestry studies (27) 0.0 0.0Fisheries studies (4) 0.0 0.0Environmental studies (1,907) 0.7 1.1Other agriculture, environmental and related studies (76) 0.0 0.1Health (29,751) 16.5 8.8Health (589) 0.3 0.2Medical studies (4,264) 1.8 2.0Nursing (10,602) 7.0 1.6Pharmacy (1,354) 0.7 0.5Dental studies (820) 0.4 0.3Optical science (256) 0.1 0.1Veterinary studies (939) 0.5 0.2Public health (734) 0.4 0.3Radiography (1,090) 0.6 0.4Rehabilitation therapies (3,452) 2.0 0.9Complementary therapies (727) 0.5 0.1Other health (4,924) 2.3 2.1Society and culture (6,914) 4.0 1.8Behavioural science (6,914) 4.0 1.8Total STEM subjects (84,382) 32.9 42.8Total non-STEM subjects (142,467) 67.1 57.2Total course enrolments (226,849) 100.0 100.0Note: Behavioural science is considered a STEM subject despite falling within the predominately non-STEM Society and Culture study area. Where students undertake double degrees,these are counted as two enrolments.Population: Domestic NSW students who gave NSW as their permanent home location and who enrolled in an undergraduate course in 2010.Source: DEEWR Higher Education Statistics Collection (Student Collection), unpublished data.WOMEN IN NSW 2012 | EDUCATION AND LEARNING53
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Minister’s forewordIt gives me gr
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Executive summaryIntroductionThis r
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How doesNSW compare?Not surprisingl
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Page 17 and 18: Key findingsAs at June 2011, there
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Page 21 and 22: Fertility and birthsSince the baby
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Page 25 and 26: Health andwellbeingWomen and men ha
Page 27 and 28: Current levelsand trendsThis sectio
Page 29 and 30: 1.3 Work-related injuries and disea
Page 31 and 32: 1.4 Leading causes of deathCurrent
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Page 35 and 36: 2.2 Intentional self-harmRates of h
Page 37 and 38: 3.2 Women taking part in screening
Page 39 and 40: 4.2 SmokingCurrent smoking - people
Page 41 and 42: 4.4 Overweight and obesityRate of o
Page 43 and 44: 4.6 BreastfeedingRate of breastfeed
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Page 47 and 48: Educationand learningWell-educated
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Page 75 and 76: Table 4.1Labour force participation
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Page 99 and 100: How doesNSW compare?The ABS publish
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Topic 5:Leadership in artsand recre
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How doesNSW compare?The ABS publish
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Safety andaccess to justiceThe majo
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Current levelsand trendsThe followi
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1.2 Sexual assaults against women c
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Topic 2: Safety inthe communityAs i
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Table 6.2Victims of personal violen
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3.1 Satisfaction with safety of pub
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3.2 Frequency of walking and cyclin
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4.1 Rate of reporting personal crim
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Figure 6.5The progress of sexual of
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4.3 Apprehended Domestic Violence O
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Apprehended Domestic Violence Order
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