A Master's Program is a graduate-level course of study that typically follows the completion of a Bachelor's Degree. These programs usually take one to two years to complete and allow students to specialize in a specific field, such as business, education, or engineering. Students in a Master's Program engage in advanced coursework, research, and practical experiences to deepen their knowledge and skills. Graduates often pursue higher-level positions in their careers or continue their education with a Doctoral Program.