If you mean 2-year, 100%-course-based masters degrees (i.e. the style that doesn't include research or a masters thesis), I think probably yes. If you mean the

If you mean 2-year, 100%-course-based masters degrees (i.e. the style that doesn't include research or a masters thesis), I think probably yes. If you mean the classic masters degree (some courses, some research, capped with a thesis), I think probably no. If you mean PhD-level research-oriented education, I think probably also no.