Master's degree in Spanish
Master's degree in Spanish is maestría (mah-ehs-TREE-ah), or máster. It's feminine: la maestría.
- Spanish
- la maestría
- Say it
- lah mah-ehs-TREE-ah
- Gender
- Feminine: la maestría
- Also said
- el máster
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Spanish words for degrees and courses
The other words in step 2 of University Words in Spanish.
- la carreradegree program · lah kah-RREH-rah
- el gradoundergraduate degree (Spain) · el GRAH-doh
- la licenciaturalicentiate degree · lah lee-sehn-syah-TOO-rah
- el posgradopostgraduate study · el pohs-GRAH-doh
- el doctoradodoctorate · el dohk-toh-RAH-doh
- la asignaturacourse subject · lah ah-seeg-nah-TOO-rah
- el semestresemester · el seh-MEHS-treh
- el créditoacademic credit · el KREH-dee-toh
Questions about maestría
How do you say master's degree in Spanish?
Master's degree in Spanish is la maestría. You can also say el máster.
How do you pronounce maestría?
Say it mah-ehs-TREE-ah. The syllable in capitals is stressed: TREE. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is maestría masculine or feminine in Spanish?
maestría is feminine, so it takes la: la maestría.
What does maestría mean in English?
In English, la maestría means master's degree.
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