It depends on the age and schooling level. As of the 2015-2016 academic year, women earned more bachelor’s degrees than men, yet accounted for almost half the number of STEM degrees. This looks quite different in different STEM-related fields. In life sciences fields such as Biology and Biomedical sciences, women earn more than half of the Bachelor’s, Masters, and PhD degrees, yet in Engineering women account for 25% or less of the degrees at all levels. The gender imbalance is particularly prevalent in certain STEM disciplines, such as engineering and computer science.