during/since Master's degree

[Maybo]

Can I use "during" and "since" the following ways?

1. During Master's degree, I took a modern Chinese history course.

2. Since Master's degree, I have been passionate about folk arts.

 

[GoesStation]

No. You need to say more about the degree. Do you mean Since receiving my Master's degree, Since I began studying for my Master's degree, or something else?

 

[Maybo]

Since I began studying for my Master's degree

Yes!

For "during", can I say "during my at time studying for Master's degree, I took a modern Chinese history course"?

 

[Charlie Bernstein]

Yes!

For "during", can I say, "During my [STRIKE]at[/STRIKE] time studying for a master's degree, I took a modern Chinese history course"?

Hi, Maybo!

You can also say, "my master's degree."

Use capital letters for proper nouns and first letters of sentences.

 

[probus]

Not "during my at time studying for Master's degree" but "while studying for my master's degree."

 

[Tdol]

Yes!

For "during", can I say "during my at time studying for Master's degree, I took a modern Chinese history course"?

I took a modern Chinese history course on my Master's sounds more natural to me.