Table 1.
Characterisation of NOVA University workers.
| Study population 2019 (n = 3,308) | Study sample 2020 (n = 1,624) | |
|---|---|---|
| Sex | ||
| Female | 1,829 (55%) | 1,072 (66.0%) |
| Male | 1,479 (45%) | 552 (34.0%) |
| Age Group | ||
| <30 | 241 (8%) | 296 (18.3%) |
| (30, 39) | 719 (22%) | 438 (27.1%) |
| (40, 49) | 997 (30%) | 413 (25.6%) |
| (50, 59) | 841 (25%) | 309 (19.1%) |
| ≥60 | 510 (15%) | 160 (9.9%) |
| Faculty/Institute | ||
| National Public Health School | 67 (2%) | 40 (2.6%) |
| Medical School | 801 (24%) | 240 (15.0%) |
| Social and Human Sciences School | 620 (19%) | 197 (12.3%) |
| Sciences and Technology School | 753 (23%) | 447 (28.0%) |
| Law School | 69 (2%) | 31 (1.9%) |
| Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Institute | 109 (3%) | 46 (2.9%) |
| Chemical and Biological Technology Institute | 195 (6%) | 289 (18.1%)# |
| Rectorate | 172 (5%) | 113 (7.1%) |
| Business and Economics School | 438 (13%) | 195 (12.2%) |
| Information and Management School | 84 (3%) | – |
| Occupational group | ||
| Professors/Researchers | 2,363 (70%) | 1,272 (81.6%) |
| Non-Professors/Non-Researchers | 945 (30%) | 287 (18.4%) |
#
Chemical and Biological Technology Institute (n = 225) + Experimental and technological Biology Institute (IBET) (n = 67).
Sample size is not constant due to missing values in: Age group (n = 1,616), Faculty/Institute (n = 1,598), and Occupational group (n = 1,559).