The phrase 'master's degree holder' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who has obtained a master's degree from an accredited university or college. For example: "John is a master's degree holder in business administration from Oxford University."
The employability of a professional Master's degree holder is still subject to the marketplace.
Lanlan (24 year-old, master's degree holder) told me that her mother continuously urged her father to introduce a most suitable young man to Lanlan.
Despite what those ads say, for an R&D leadership position, the master's degree holder has to work her or his way up in the company, a process that differs at every employer but one that takes years and numerous hurdles.
Tokunbo Johnson who also has Cerebral Palsy is a Master's degree holder and married with a daughter.
The research team for Modules 3 will be comprised of an experienced Anthropologist (Master's degree holder, woman) and one research assistant (Anthropologist – Master's degree holder).
In-depth interviews with CMWs will be conducted by an experienced Anthropologist (Master's degree holder, woman).
"There was no special line for Ph.D.'s and master's degree holders at Ellis Island".
But for new bachelor's and master's degree holders entering less financially rarefied fields like teaching and publishing, a Manhattan apartment without roommates may remain unattainable.
More than half of all S&E-degreed workers are 40 years old or older; almost 30% of doctorate holders and 20% of master's degree holders in the S&E U.S. workforce are foreign-born; almost 30% of S&E-degreed workers are women.
The master's degree holders supervise the medical and clinical officers according to their terms of employment as consultants.
A total of 342 (33.1%) were certificate or diploma holders, 642 (62.1%) were bachelor's degree holders, and 49 (4.7%) were master's degree holders.
