The phrase "a masters program at" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific master's degree program offered by an institution.
Example: "I am considering enrolling in a masters program at Harvard University."
Alternatives: "a master's degree program at" or "a graduate program at".
Their home was near Mamdot Villa, where Mr. and Ms. Jinnah were staying as guests of the Nawab of Mamdot, who was also the President of the Muslim League in Punjab.In December of 1946 he took off for the United States, where he received admission for a masters program at University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
He then went on to a masters program at Stanford that allowed him to dive even deeper into the fine arts, taking a number of product design courses that, in his words, "helped [him] to grow a deep appreciation of form".
He earned a mechanical engineering degree from UC Santa Barbara and is now headed for a masters program at UC Berkeley.
Students entering the MIT graduate EECS program would "generally proceed directly to our PhD program," although "less qualified students" would have to complete a masters program either at MIT or at another school.
She graduated from Manhattanville College in 1938 and then enrolled in a Masters program in English at Oxford University.
She is currently enrolled in a Masters program in Journalism at Boston University.
In 2011, SAS provided funding and curriculum to help start a Masters program in analytics at nearby North Carolina State University.
She holds a Bachelors in Wildlife Biology from McGill and Masters in Ecology and Public Health through a joint masters program at Yale.
She has completed a Masters program in Spiritual Psychology at the University of Santa Monica.
The Master of Arts Program in the Humanities is a multidisciplinary Masters program at the University of Chicago.
"UAPI provides all curriculum and associated materials for a complete masters program (at no cost to partner organizations), supports partners launching homeland security educational programs, helps prevent redundancy in curriculum development, and encourages partners to improve and add to existing curricula.
