The term "a master program" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an advanced degree program. For example, "I'm currently enrolled in a master program at a local university."
A master (program) card can be used to control automatic tabbing and duplication of fields.
This paper gives an overview how this approach works and how it was used while developing a master program (MSc in Rail Freight and Logistics).
But Mark Mays, Clear Channel's president and chief operating officer, bridles at the perception that a master program list emanates from the company's headquarters in San Antonio.
Masterprof is a master program that was designed within and for a comprehensive partnership among faculty, graduate students and school teachers in order to give a consistent response to the social need for better educated teachers.
Messina wanted Gershkoff to build a master program that would allow him, as the campaign manager, to decide how to spend the campaign's advertising budget across all mediums — not just television, but the Internet, radio, print ads and the mail — at optimum cost using real-time polling data to measure how the ads were moving or not moving opinion.
I created a master program to handle all of the students' robot programs, play them against each other in a round robin style tournament, and track the wins and losses of all who entered as well as students whose robots crashed.
She graduated from Manhattanville College in 1938 and then enrolled in a Masters program in English at Oxford University.
Next year, Victoria will continue her work on control systems in a masters program, but that wasn't always her plan.
NYCEDC CEO Patchett said, "you probably don't have the time to take two years off to do a masters program," and so the program's flexibility should provide better access to more professionals.
She enrolled in a Masters program in Geographical Research.
She enrolled in a masters program in geographical research.
