The phrase "a postgraduate program in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an advanced academic program that follows the completion of an undergraduate degree, typically at a university.
Example: "She enrolled in a postgraduate program in environmental science to further her studies."
Alternatives: "a graduate program in" or "a master's program in".
The new initiative, the Mumbai International School of Business, or M.I.S.B. Bocconi, expects about 100 students to start a postgraduate program in business in July 2012.
During 33 years at the Federal University here he had organized a postgraduate program in psychoanalytical theory and written eight philosophy and psychology textbooks, and the time had come, he decided, to try something new.
Having acquired expertise in animal reproductive biotechnology, I wanted to pursue a postgraduate program in human reproductive biotechnology to make myself an all-rounder.
The e-learning system was used by the students of a postgraduate program in the field of informatics in the University of Piraeus and the evaluation results demonstrated learning improvements in students and adaptation success to students' needs.
Our system was used by the students of a postgraduate program in the field of Informatics in the University of Piraeus, in order to learn how to program in the programming language C. The results of the evaluation were very encouraging.
You must have successfully completed a postgraduate program in nurse anesthesiology to be eligible for the national licensing exam.[15].
They formed an African-infected collective trio called Gilfema, and in 2001 they separately auditioned for the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz Performance, a postgraduate program then based in Los Angeles that selects a handful of students every other year.
IIF runs a leading postgraduate program in philosophy of science in Latin America.
He enrolled in a postgraduate program at Wisconsin and led the Badgers to the Rose Bowl in January.
Mrs. Bayer, 37, is a clinical social worker at the Karen Horney Clinic, a mental health center in Manhattan, and is a candidate in training there for a certificate in psychoanalysis from a postgraduate program of the American Institute for Psychoanalysis.
That was followed by a 1-year postgraduate program in forest resources and sustainable development, during which she studied plant interactions, biodiversity, geographical systems, and economics.
