The phrase 'master graduates' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say, "Each year, the school celebrates the achievements of its master graduates."
The book is suitable not only for master, graduate and young postdoctoral researchers, but also to senior scientists who want to acquaint themselves with the subject.
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.
Research supported by a master graduate fellowship from CAPES to J.C.P. and CNPq #472093/2010-0 granto to M.F.C.
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.
All interviewees articulated a need for developing future staff, particularly staff focused on medical education scholarship (e.g. PhD and Masters graduates).
This rapid career progression might be a reflection of the dearth of professionals trained in epidemiology and biostatistics in Africa placing high demands on masters graduates.
We envisage that the Fellowships will yield a total of 25 Masters graduates over the 5 years of the AFFIRM collaboration, creating a network of new capacity for mental health research across the partner countries.
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.
