In most universities, there are more male students than female students in science courses. What is the reason for this? What could be done to balance out the numbers?

Today it is not a big deal if females are in science courses. Though, looking at what the world has discovered or invented it is obvious that males excel in the field of science better than females. However, by encouraging interest in science subjects in primary school, it is expected that women will be able to make the same contribution as men.

To start with, since the earliest times, men have been engaged in engineering, science, and technology and women's preferences still do not differ much. They expect to be involved in teaching, nursing, or fashion design, regardless of the number of courses available in scientific disciplines or technology. Moreover, they feel confident in these areas because the characteristics of the female personality play a role. Therefore, the females find themselves in other areas where it is difficult for males to handle.

However, due to changes in history caused by the technological revolution, women have developed an interest in science. Although most of them still do not choose scientific courses due to a lack of knowledge. Thus, providing high-quality scientific knowledge from the early stages of school would encourage them to pursue science, which can lead together with men to a large number of achievements in natural science.

Overall, gender characteristics play a role in the choice of courses. Although, there is nothing special or difficult in engaging women in scientific activities. The inclusion of science subjects in primary school and its subsequent expansion may attract females to study natural sciences.

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