Women in particular tend to disagree that they have been the object of malicious rumours, deprived of information, managed aggressively, and above all, most of them claim that they have not been subject to sexual coercion by superordinates: only 3% of the female sample claimed that this was the case, and only 0.3% of the men (UT). Women quite strongly rejected the notion that they were being isolated from social activities. Let us now look at university practices. The German respondents agreed more strongly than the British that there are too few women at the top of the system (UK 34%: Germany 44%), females too agreed significantly more often than males with this statement together with the proposition that their universities were still “gendered organisations”.