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Jonny69 in reply to @Oliver Schick

Of course it does, it's equivalent to 'master' for academic degrees.

I don't think we have anything for that as a prefix. People who want to indicate that they have a Masters degree tend to put MEng, MSc or MA after their name. Calling yourself Master Xyz is the old fashioned way of saying you're a male under 18, you become Mister Xyz when you hit 18. I think that's correct.

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Brommers in reply to @Jonny69

Calling yourself Master Xyz is the old fashioned way of saying you're a male under 18, you become Mister Xyz when you hit 18.

Or you're a Chancery or Queen's Bench Master in the High Court.

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