during/since Master's degree

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.

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?

GoesStation said:

Since I began studying for my Master's degree

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Yes!

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

Maybo said:

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"?

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Hi, Maybo!

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

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

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

Maybo said:

Yes!

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

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