magistrand
noun
mag·is·trand
plural -s
Scottish
: a fourth and final year student in a university who will receive a master of arts degree —used officially at Aberdeen
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin magistrandus, gerundive of magistrare to grant a master's degree, from Medieval Latin (artium) magister master of arts
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