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master's degree
noun
- a degree awarded by a graduate school or department, usually to a person who has completed at least one year of graduate study.
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She also earned a master’s degree in public administration and policy from Cal State Long Beach and has worked for the South Gate city attorney’s office and Los Angeles mayor’s office, according to her bio.
The Georgetown student says he has asked his parents not to fly from India to the US to see him graduate with a master's degree in just a few weeks.
Ms Murray has also completed a master's degree in counter-terrorism and visited schools to help educate young people about the dangers of radicalisation.
Taylor, a 47-year-old business management consultant with a master’s degree in biomedical engineering, has attracted widespread support, including from the business community and among tech entrepreneurs, for his focus on public safety and bringing good governance back to Oakland.
Before he could even accept his master’s degree from the latter, he was off again, this time to Los Angeles, where he joined the staffs of award-winning television series, including “Sons of Anarchy” and “Orange Is the New Black.”
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