The provided charts illustrate the distribution of graduates across various Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT) in 1999, categorized by institution, academic level, and gender.
Overall, Dubai Women's college recorded the highest number of graduates, significantly outperforming other campuses. Furthermore, the Certificate level was the most common qualification, representing half of the total graduates, whereas Bachelor degrees were the least common.
Regarding individual colleges, Dubai Women's led with 547 graduates, followed by Dubai Men's at 426. In contrast, Ras Al Khaimah Men's had the lowest output at 102. Abu Dhabi campuses showed a relatively balanced distribution, with 293 women and 273 men graduating. Sharjah and Al Ain campuses exhibited similar trends, with women consistently outnumbering men in graduation figures.
In terms of academic levels, the Certificate was the most popular, with 700 female and 570 male graduates. The Diploma level saw a closer gender split, with 360 men and 335 women. Interestingly, while men dominated the Certificate and Diploma levels, women were more prevalent in Higher Diploma (330 versus 180) and Bachelor programs, the latter of which saw 60 female graduates compared to none for men. The pie chart confirms that Certificates comprised 50% of all awards, dwarfing the 3% share held by Bachelor degrees.