The phrase "a joint master" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where two or more individuals share the role or title of "master," often in academic or professional settings.
Example: "The program offers a unique opportunity for students to pursue a joint master in business administration and public policy."
Alternatives: "shared master's degree" or "co-master's program".
Parker White is a second-year student at Harvard Law School and is completing a joint Master in Public Policy degree at Harvard Kennedy School.
One way we've simplified taking care of our finances is by having a joint "master" bank account, where all our income goes into and all our bills are debited from.
In their Machiavellian roles, Spacey and his First Lady Robyn Wright (who makes Lady Macbeth look like a vegan dog-walker) deliver a joint master class in the sheer privacy of power on its topmost rung.
Then one day, Raman discovered a fresh posting on the J-school website that changed everything: a new dual-degree program that allows students to obtain a joint master of science in computer science and journalism.
Harvard Business School HBSS) and the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences SEASS) announce a joint master's program to shape leadership in tech.
The School of Oriental and African Studies set up a joint master's of finance program with Al-Fateh University in Tripoli.
She holds a Bachelors in Wildlife Biology from McGill and Masters in Ecology and Public Health through a joint masters program at Yale.
The Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies FES and Yale Divinity Schoolol (YDS) offer a joint Masters degree program in religion and ecology.
Crooks helps run the company while attending a joint masters-degree program in public policy and mechanical and aerospace engineering at Princeton.
Therefore, in 2010 we decided to move to China together and we were fortunate enough to quickly find opportunities for us in Beijing; my partner as a lawyer in a leading law firm and myself enrolled in a joint-master Ph.D. scholarship funded by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
The Guardian has teamed up with the University of Lincoln to launch an innovative, joint master's degree in Creative Writing and Publishing for aspiring authors to gain unique insight into the publishing business from a lineup of acclaimed novelists, journalists, editors and other industry professionals, through workshops, readings and masterclasses.
