Does Masters Need to Be Capitalized?

Proper nouns and formal names of departments and individuals are capitalized. In text, academic degrees when used in a general sense are not capitalized. (That campus offers bachelor's and master's degrees.) You can also use "bachelor's" and "master's" on its own, but do not capitalize.

Do I capitalize masters in education?

Review: In general use, do not capitalize when you “informally” refer to the degree & its subject area (e.g. master's in education, associate (without apostrophe), master's or doctorate. Capitalize when you specify the actual degree (Associate of Arts, AA, BA or Bachelor of Arts, PsyD, PhD).

Is it masters of or masters in?

Masters of Science (abbreviations: MS in AE and MSc in BE) simply describe a master's degree in a hard science--nothing more. The specialization of the MS follows, and uses "in": Masters of Science/MS in Chemistry, Global Finance,etc.