Conversation so far:
Are women able to obtain the same education as men?
Girls' enrolment rate, in general, has been higher than the boys' since the 1980s
Do women in Hong Kong pay more for education than men?
People in Hong Kong have a gender bias in STEM fields, perceiving women as less capable of mastering STEM knowledge
Is the imbalance between the sex ratios of students enrolled in UGC-funded STEM programs expected to change any time soon?
The situation is not much improved from 1996, which had 14.1% for females and 85.9% for males.
Are women happy they can further their education?
The terms female strong person or superwomen are being used to describe women in Hong Kong.
Do women in Hong Kong get multiple degrees?

Question: Are women starting to change the unequal treatment when it comes to STEM careers?
Self-contained rewrite: Are women in Hong Kong starting to change the unequal treatment when it comes to STEM careers?