Feasting in the Northern Oceans of Medieval Academia. MA/MSc etc : comments.
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In it I consistently use "Master's degree" (in that in the only instance I use that form;), but I use the term "Masters" as short for Master's degree (ie "he had a Masters in Accounting"). Also I'm inconsistent about whether it is "Master's studies" or "Masters studies", I used both once and I went with "Masters student" in the only usage of that phrase. Hope this helps clarify the issue.