"master's degree studies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever referring to a program of study at the postgraduate level, typically undertaken after a bachelor's degree. For example, "After completing my bachelor's degree in psychology, I'm excited to start my master's degree studies."
Emily Beth, 24, and Stav Berlin, 23, studying education management together at Palm Beach State College, said they were worried about taking on debt to finance their master's degree studies in two years' time, once their current course ends.
The authors observed that their educational offer in the analysed domain was dependent on the level and type of studies and was the broadest in case of bachelor and master's degree studies but not so broad in case of engineering studies.
The analysis was performed for 1st degree (bachelor's degree and engineering) and 2nd degree (master's degree) studies offered by various higher education institutions in Poland, and specifically, universities which form the Union of Universities in Support for Developing Spatial Management Studies.
I've stayed in touch with my friends at CALA ever since, though Plum has since moved on; following a year of master's-degree studies at the London School of Economics, she became the director of special projects at the New York Immigration Coalition.
But, soon after beginning a master's degree, studying with William Vacchiano — the Philharmonic's former principal trumpeter — he won an audition for the Chicago Symphony.
The two continued to work as Smith pursued his master's degree, studying coastal oceanography and geomorphology and analyzing the particular hazards rip currents posed along California's beaches.
He then transferred to the Manhattan School of Music, where he earned bachelor's and master's degrees, studying with Hugh Ross, a prominent choral director, who introduced him to Stravinsky and other musical luminaries.
Unlike schools like Stanford or M.I.T., it is open only to master's degree students studying the applied sciences.
Mr. Morlot will conduct the cellist Matthew Zalkind (a master's degree student studying with Timothy Eddy at Juilliard) in Tchaikovsky's Variations on a Rococo Theme.
She graduated from George Washington University, where she also received a master's degree in American studies and folk life studies.
He is studying for a master's degree in social studies education at Columbia.
