/sci/ - Science & Math

Why isn't there a similar push to get men into female dominated degrees?

>>10935493

>>9549992

we've long since moved way beyond equality (for women) in education

what the fuck are we supposed to do if they clog up all the universities and then dont wanna work?

>>9296592
Do you like reading and regurgitating books while surrounded by females? Or do you actually want to think, do math, and get a good job?

>>7716167
Because there were barely any females in STEM back then so male is most relevant. The female one is roughly the same and there is no table for combined gender.

It's the only study available that actually has fucking science degrees, unlike the bullshit propoganda studies written by sociologists who think they are real scientists.

>>7709987

>>7679653
Nah, stop trying to make your degree look more masculine and difficult. Plenty of girls graduate math.

>>7569028
It's the only major that isn't for girls.

>>7550003
>it's a sausagefest eitherway
No it's not, physics is for women who want to be house wives. Engineering is the only male dominated profession, that's where the gay engineering meme comes from in the first place.

>>7208859
Math is a female dominated profession.

>>7084402
PFFT.

>>6835596
>>6835597


>>6835701 is correct. Until it was surpassed by bio in the 80's, math has always been the most female-dominated hard science discipline. It's been at more or less parity relative to the male/female mix entering university since the 50's, if I recall correctly. This means there are plenty of qualified female applicants to become professors, so math departments tend to be at or very near gender parity. Contrast that with CS or engineering, where not only are few degrees granted to men, but the ratio was radically lower in prior years, meaning there are few qualified women to become professors.