> which tends to hire more women than men these days (your words) They said there was a "pro-female bias in hiring", which does not necessarily mean it's a fem

> which tends to hire more women than men these days (your words) They said there was a "pro-female bias in hiring", which does not necessarily mean it's a female-dominated field. In fact, it's often the male-dominated fields that have pro-female bias because there is often a desire to increase the female ratio.