Definition of Master of Arts in English:

Master of Arts

noun

1A second or further degree in an arts subject.
she holds a Master of Arts in Social Work and Sociology
Example sentencesExamples
- After a one-year residency, they earn a certificate and a Master of Arts in teaching.
- For this work, she was awarded the Master of Arts.
- He holds a Master of Arts from the university.
- He needed a topic for his thesis while studying for a Master of Arts.
- He recently graduated with a Master of Arts.
- She received her Master of Arts in leadership studies.
- He's now half way through studying for his Master of Arts.
- The project was part of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts.
- Continuing his studies, he was awarded a degree of Master of Arts by the college in 1890.
- He is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in fine art.
1. 1.1 A person holding a second or further degree in an arts subject.
  I am, as of today, a Master of Arts
  Example sentencesExamples
  In 1978, he became a Master of Arts by postgraduate thesis.
  He probably entered the college in 1606 and graduated as Master of Arts in 1610.
  It normally took a student about six years to become a Master of Arts.
  Not surprisingly, the Masters of Arts, primarily the philosophers, fought for the independence and autonomy of their discipline.
  I am a Master of Arts at the Oxford University.
  As a Master of Arts, he was granted protection on going overseas.
  He was Master of Arts, probably of Oxford.
  At 64 years of age, he's just become a Master of Arts in English Literature.
  He has qualified as a Master of Arts from the University of Delhi.
  I am, as of today, a Master of Arts.

单词	Master of Arts
释义	Definition of Master of Arts in English: Master of Arts noun 1A second or further degree in an arts subject. she holds a Master of Arts in Social Work and Sociology Example sentencesExamples After a one-year residency, they earn a certificate and a Master of Arts in teaching. For this work, she was awarded the Master of Arts. He holds a Master of Arts from the university. He needed a topic for his thesis while studying for a Master of Arts. He recently graduated with a Master of Arts. She received her Master of Arts in leadership studies. He's now half way through studying for his Master of Arts. The project was part of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts. Continuing his studies, he was awarded a degree of Master of Arts by the college in 1890. He is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in fine art. 1.1 A person holding a second or further degree in an arts subject. I am, as of today, a Master of Arts Example sentencesExamples In 1978, he became a Master of Arts by postgraduate thesis. He probably entered the college in 1606 and graduated as Master of Arts in 1610. It normally took a student about six years to become a Master of Arts. Not surprisingly, the Masters of Arts, primarily the philosophers, fought for the independence and autonomy of their discipline. I am a Master of Arts at the Oxford University. As a Master of Arts, he was granted protection on going overseas. He was Master of Arts, probably of Oxford. At 64 years of age, he's just become a Master of Arts in English Literature. He has qualified as a Master of Arts from the University of Delhi. I am, as of today, a Master of Arts.
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