The phrase "a masters programmes" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a master's program" or "master's programs" depending on the context.
Example: "She decided to enroll in a master's program to further her education in psychology."
Alternatives: "a graduate program" or "a master's degree program."
He now teaches a masters programme in photojournalism and documentary photography at London College of Communication.
He is pursuing a masters programme in Sustainability at Harvard University Join the community of sustainability professionals and experts.
One of my colleagues has spent the past seven years on temporary contracts at the same university, despite having launched and coordinated a masters programme.
Kingston University Business School is capitalising on the need to educate executives about best practices with a masters programme in corporate governance delivered over one year.
"It's not just a case of jumping into a masters programme and hoping that that somehow waves this career wand at the end". A key interim step, she argues, is to gain experience in your current role.
She then enrolled on a masters programme at the University of Minnesota in 1958, but dropped out early in 1959 claiming that there was nothing there of relevance to women and all the research places and professorships were for men.
Drawing on my own experiences of online teaching both on a Masters programme and a MOOC (EDCMOOC), the paper raises questions about approaches to teaching, misrepresentation, surveillance and teacher agency.
This includes a Masters programme with a new distance learning modality, and a doctoral programme, both based at CIET in the Universidad Autónoma de Guerrero, in Mexico.
Within the Health Systems and Economics Unit and the Social and Behavior Sciences Unit there are a total of 25 scientists ranging from those just out of a masters programme to those with 20+ years of experience.
We have recently developed a Masters programme in Population Health Evidence (MPHe) at the University of Manchester [ 2, 3] and are using the world wide web to deliver the course material and to facilitate communication among students and tutors.
