The phrase 'pursuing a master' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used when discussing someone's educational plans. For example, "I'm currently pursuing a Master's degree in Business Administration at Harvard University."
A student pursuing a Master in City Planning in addition to a second master's degree must have both programs approved in the usual way, but the subject units for the MCP can be lowered at the discretion of the Department of Urban Studies and Planning.
A student pursuing a Master in City Planning in addition to a second master's degree must have both programs approved in the usual way, but the subject units for the Master in City Planning can be lowered at the discretion of the Department of Urban Studies and Planning.
She is also pursuing a Master of Laws in taxation at New York University.
And the student, a garrulous young graduate of Kiev University who was pursuing a master of laws degree at Columbia, was Mikheil Saakashvili.
An artist and writer based in Beirut and Boston, Khazrik is currently pursuing a master of science in Art, Culture, and Technology.
I've been pursuing a master of fine arts in directing for the last few years at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco.
He is currently pursuing a Master of Divinity at Gordon-Conwell Theologisal Semember, atd is andember at and serves in leadership at Park Street Church.
Pat Devlin earned his bachelor's degree in finance in the spring of 2010 from Delaware, did a summer internship at Barclays Bank in Wilmington, Del., and is pursuing a master of science degree in finance.
For Neil Obermeyer, a graduate assistant pursuing a master of fine arts here in Lincoln, the cuts mean he will probably leave school, and may go to California, where a good job prospect awaits, he said.
Koff began working with Baladi in 2014 when he was at the Harvard Graduate School of Design pursuing a Master in Design Studies in Art, Design, and the Public Domain.
He is pursuing a master's in photography at Ohio University.
