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Pepperdine University

Contact Information:

Pepperdine University
Graduate School of Education and Psychology
6100 Center Drive
5th Floor
Los Angeles, California 90045
United States
Tel: 3102582850
gsep-admissions@pepperdine.edu

Course Information:

ESEC600 Leadership and Service
4 credits
Graduate
ESEC610 Faith, Ethics, Diversity, and Philanthropy
4 credits
Graduate
ESEC620 Social Entrepreneurship
4 credits
Graduate
ESEC630 Creating a Compelling Vision for Change
4 credits
Graduate
ESEC640 Globalization and Social Change
4 credits
Graduate
ESEC650 Mobilizing the Diverse Citizen Sector
4 credits
Graduate
ESEC660 Marketing and Public Relations for the Social Change
3 credits
Graduate
ESEC670 Global Change Experience
3 credits
Graduate
ESEC680 Program Evaluation and Information Management: Impact Thinking, Measurement and Evaluation
3 credits
Graduate
ESEC690 Managing the Philanthropic Enterprise
4 credits
Graduate
ESEC691a Social Enterprise Capstone
1.5 credits
Graduate
ESEC691b Social Enterprise Capstone Experience
1.5 credits
Graduate

Program Information:

Graduate School of Education and Psychology

Degree and Certificate Information

Degrees

Degree/
Level
Title/
English Correspondence
SubjectCredit HoursWorking
Language
History
Master of Arts in Social Entrepreneurship and Change
Graduate
40 credit hours English
PhD in Global Leadership and Change
Graduate
66 credit hours + 2 credit hours English

No certificates listed.

Information on Training and Other Services

None listed

Additional Information

The Master of Arts in Social Entrepreneurship and Change program will prepare students to work in social activism and entrepreneurship, to become better leaders in their industry, or to pursue doctoral studies. Designed for both working professionals and full-time students alike, this online hybrid program equips students with the critical knowledge, skills, and resources to lead and effect change in their organizations, local communities, and across the globe. As social entrepreneurs, students learn to examine complex social problems and to create sustainable market-based solutions. As impactful leaders, students learn management practices such as formulating strategies, implementing programs, and creating marketing campaigns. In the second year of the program, students participate in a global exchange experience in a developing country. The program culminates in a two-term capstone project, during which each student researches and designs a social enterprise, writes a business plan, and presents their validated idea to social entrepreneur leaders in a Fast Pitch event. The Doctor of Philosophy in Global Leadership and Change program prepares students to become visionary leaders and agents of change in strategy and policy for nonprofit, government, for-profit, and academic institutions. This program is ideal for mid-career professionals who are focused on research. Our highly selective Ph.D. program employs the researcher-scholar model of doctoral training, in which academics and research are conjoined. Three years of rigorous coursework incorporate national and international trips, providing students with a global perspective on leadership and policy and access to prominent global experts, followed by a one-to-two-year dissertation process, where each student will contribute new knowledge to the field of their selected topic of research.

 

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