Master of Science in Organizational Leadership and Learning
Program Overview
Pursue Your Purpose Online or In-Classroom
Our MS in Organizational Leadership and Learning program is intended for individuals seeking to lead learning and talent development in private and public organizations, private education, not-for-profits, NGOs, healthcare, faith-based, and occupational education.
- Relevant and emerging fields with strong employment growth potential and attractive salaries.
- Offered in an online-hybrid format with one face-to-face weekend in Los Angeles per term.
- Robust online modules featuring engaging synchronous and asynchronous learning experiences.
- Present your work at national and global conferences with faculty support and coaching.
- Students may receive up to 9 hours of credit toward the pursuit of a doctoral degree with the School of Education.
- An equitable admission process that considers your ability and commitment to succeed rather than scores on standardized tests.
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Program Details
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New cohorts begin every September and January.
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Most courses completed 100% online with synchronous and asynchronous sessions.
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One Saturday/Sunday weekend of classes each term with flexibility to participate online or in-person, in addition to synchronous course meetings throughout the term.
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Initial Welcome Immersion Experience Saturday/Sunday, on-campus in West LA and Malibu at the beginning of the first term is strongly recommended but not required.
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Quick Facts
- 100%Online and Hybrid Format Options
- No GRERequired
- 20moProgram Completion
- $5.5Million GSEP Scholarships Available Every Year
Program Benefits
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Online format is convenient for working professionals and full-time students featuring robust online modules and engaging synchronous and asynchronous learning.
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Weekend Immersion experience is an opportunity to engage in meaningful community-building with peers and program leaders on the West Los Angeles campus at the beginning of the first term. Although it is optional, this in-person component is highly recommended as it adds a personalized/hands-on approach, relational interaction with your cohort, and increased learning quality.
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Cohort model designed to build upon leadership skills, support, and lifelong relationships with colleagues.
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As one of Pepperdine's progressive degree programs, students may earn credit towards a doctorate while concurrently completing this master's degree. Up to 9 hours of credit may be applied to a doctoral degree within the School of Education, enabling candidates to reduce costs and save time to complete both degrees.
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Shared foundational courses provide the option to change your course of study to one of three other MS programs in Learning Design and Technology, Leadership in Pre K-12 Education, or Leadership in Higher Education.
Tuition and Scholarships
Pepperdine GSEP generously offers $5,500,000 in scholarships every year, with the majority of students receiving some form of financial assistance. The average GSEP student is awarded $7,032 in Pepperdine scholarships.*
| 2020-2021 academic year tuition | $42,240 |
| Average GSEP scholarship | -$7,032 |
| Tuition after average scholarships | $35,208 |
*Average scholarship based on 2019-2020 academic year and only includes new incoming students who received aid from Pepperdine within GSEP programs. Does not include other external forms of financial aid.
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Angie Hoang
Enrollment Officer
Recruitment and Admissions
Graduate School of Education and Psychology
6100 Center Drive, 5th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90045