The phrase 'master graduate' is not generally used in written English.
It is more commonly written as either 'master's degree graduate' or 'graduate with a master's degree'. For example, "Jane recently graduated with a master's degree in sociology and is now looking for a job."
By Paul Mezier, Master graduate in Sociology, London School of Economics.
Rainmaking Loft, with offices located in Copenhagen, London and Berlin, is exploring new ground by working together with international master graduate students at Copenhagen Business School and applying the latest thinking in design.
A Master graduate will need to have advanced and specialized nursing competencies.
Research supported by a master graduate fellowship from CAPES to J.C.P. and CNPq #472093/2010-0 granto to M.F.C.
Olivia Keenan, a physics masters graduate from the University of Southampton about to embark on a PhD at Cardiff in extra-galactic observations, urges more girls to consider physics.
Rosie is a masters graduate of Marketing with Festival and Event Management looking to establish a career in arts marketing and event management.
Mona, masters graduate living in Italy: I doubt that the Iranian side will have the upper hand in the upcoming negotiations.
In 2011, University of Melbourne masters graduate, Alexandra Humphries, studied 158 women who attended the Fertility Control Clinic and found nearly 80percentt were exposed to picketers, who in turn triggered "considerable distress" in their targets.
The animator and masters graduate of CalArts pieces together the deterioration of one's self-confidence by showcasing one-man stand-up shows to incorporating the "formulas" required for love and friendship. .
That's where the MBA and Masters graduates become particularly attractive in providing exceptional players who can come in hitting the ground running.
Similarly, Drennan [ 26] identified that Masters graduates demonstrated significant gains in leadership and management skills as a result of completing their higher degree.
