GSEP at a Glance
The GSEP Story
The Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education and Psychology is part of a pioneering tradition. We value academic excellence, innovative leadership and work that serves the greater good. Learn more about our story
Year Pepperdine University was founded
Year School of Education was founded
Year School of Psychology was founded
The first to offer...
MS in Social Entrepreneurship and Change
MA in Education and Teaching
Accredited degree in Learning Technologies
A Model for Success
GSEP students prepare to make a difference through practicums, internships, and state-of-the-art on-campus clinics—experiential learning at its highest level.
GSEP Learning by the Numbers - 2020-2021
Gender
- 19% Male students
- 81% Female students
Alumni
- 20,199 GSEP alumni
- 25,005 Earned degrees by alumni
Enrolled Students
- 3,082 Total
- 14 Countries
- 5 Continents
- 45 States in the U.S.A.
2020-2021 Grads
- 915 Total
- 742 Psychology
- 173 Education
2020-2021 Dissertations & Manuscripts
- 89 Total Defended
- 27 PSYD Manuscripts
- 42 EdD Manuscripts
- 20 PhD Manuscripts
Our Programs
GSEP offers 12 master's programs, 5 doctoral programs, and continuing education programs
for working professionals. See all our program offerings
Quick Facts
EdD in Organizational Leadership Program
PsyD Program
Online Master's in Psychology Program
Online ABA Master's Program
Ranked institution in the US
Online Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy Program
Locations
Access an exceptional education at multiple campuses throughout Southern California, as well as online. Explore all our locations
- Irvine
- Malibu
- Calabasas
- West Los Angeles
Faculty
At GSEP, students interact with faculty who are scholars with professional experience in their fields. Meet our faculty
Student-Faculty Ratio
At Pepperdine, professors know you by name.
Learning is personal and collaborative.
Diversity
Through programs, scholarships, and outreach, GSEP advocates for multicultural proficiency. Our student body reflects the diversity of the global community we serve. Learn more about diversity at GSEP
Student Race/Ethnicity
White / Caucasian |
47.7% |
Hispanic |
13.8% |
Black |
13.5% |
Asian |
12.4% |
Unknown |
6.7% |
Mexican American |
4.5% |
Pacific Islander / Hawaiian |
0.6% |
American Indian or Alaskan Native |
0.5% |
Affordability
GSEP makes a higher degree possible for those ready to make a positive impact on the world. Learn about our financial aid offerings
$5.9 million in student scholarships in 2020-2021
Alumni
We make sure you stay connected. Our network of more than 20,000 GSEP alumni is part of a greater Pepperdine University network of over 120,000 graduates. Our reach is local, national, and international! Learn more about the GSEP alumni network