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How to Say You Graduated With a Master’s Degree Correctly

Learn the best ways to say you graduated with a master’s degree, including key phrases for professional and academic contexts.

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Say you graduated with a master's degree by stating: 'I have a master’s degree in [your field] from [university name].' Alternatively, you can say: 'I completed my master’s in [your field] at [university name].'

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  1. What is the correct way to say I have a master’s degree?

    You can say, 'I have a master’s degree in [your field] from [your university]' or 'I completed my master’s in [your field] at [university name].'

  2. Can I say I graduated with a master’s degree in an interview?

    Yes, it’s appropriate to say 'I graduated with a master’s degree in [field]' to clearly communicate your educational background.

  3. How do I mention my master’s degree on my resume or LinkedIn?

    Use phrases like 'Master’s degree in [field] from [university]' or 'Completed master’s program in [field]' in the education section.

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