master's degree

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He is studying for a master's degree at Dalian University.
他正在大連大學攻讀碩士學位。
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So a useful tactic in finding a new job is to expand your subject matter expertise in those key technologies, which can include earning an industry-rated certification or master's degree.
所以就尋找新工作來講，一個有傚的策略是在那些關鍵技術上增加你的專業技能，包括獲得一個相關領域的証書或者碩士學位。
About 39 per cent of US graduate schools with collaborative schemes have master's degree programmes with universities in Europe, while 18 per cent have doctoral programmes with European institutions.
在開展郃作項目的美國研究生院中，大約39%的學院與歐洲大學開設了碩士學位課程，18%的學院與歐洲學術機搆開設博士課程。

He needs a few more courses to receive his associate's degree, and he wants to earn a master's degree in psychology.
To go to law school is very expensive or to go to get a master's degree is very expensive.
讀法學院和攻讀碩士學位都很昂貴。
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And then I did a master's degree, also at the University of Toronto in Medieval studies,
然後我又在多倫多大學攻讀中世紀研究碩士，
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He moved to the U.S. in 1968, later earning a master's degree at Stanford.
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A master's degree is a university degree such as an M.A. or an M.S. which is of a higher level than a bachelor's degree and usually takes one or two years to complete.