The phrase "at master's level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the level of education or qualifications that correspond to a master's degree.
Example: "The course is designed for students who are studying at master's level and require advanced knowledge in the subject."
Alternatives: "at the graduate level" or "at the master's degree level".
At master's level, it's almost one-third.Over the past five years, the number of international students at UK universities has stagnated and the number of those from the Indian subcontinent has halved.
"And studying abroad at master's level can be particularly beneficial, because it's a long degree and you're a bit older, so you've already started carving out professional contacts".
While most occupational therapists have a bachelor's degree in the subject, some choose to study at master's level.
On the second day, several hundred students – some absolute beginners, others studying at master's level – crammed into a dark wood-panelled hall to recite the pledge.
This is aimed at master's level students interested in applying their social work skills and training in organisations that do not typically hire social work graduates.
Not so, says Keith Herrmann, director of employability and careers at the University of Surrey: "Passion for a subject is a crucial ingredient to success at master's level".
The partnerships have facilitated connections via personal visits with undergraduates and master's-level students at the partner institutions and groups of students at early stages in their training at Brown.
After service in World War II, he graduated from Williams College and Yale Law School, and worked in his family's business throughout most of the 1950s while taking master's-level law courses at N.Y.U.
More specifically, over the last 10 years the number of publications expected of students has increased from perhaps one at the Ph.D. level to at least one at the master's level and three or more at the doctoral level.
Ulrike Geier, who is studying intercultural communications at the master's level at the Viadrina, was part of the Polish-language pub tour.
In 2010, Georgia Tech's College of Business rose from 31st to 28th, continuing its rapid upward trend Diverse Issues in Higher Education has ranked Tech No. 1 at the bachelor's level, No. 2 at the master's level, and No. 1 at the doctoral level in terms of producing African American engineering graduates.
