Master of Laws (LLM) Program Admissions
Applicants for admission to the Pepperdine Caruso School of Law's Master of Laws program must have completed the first degree of law required for law practice or law teaching in the country in which law studies were pursued.
U.S. applicants must have an ABA-accredited JD degree. In exceptional cases, U.S. applicants with non-ABA-accredited law degrees may be considered.
Applications for the LLM program can be submitted online through the Law School Admission Council's LLM Credential Assembly Service.
Entertainment, Media and Sports Law Programs
Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution
- LLM in Dispute Resolution with concentrations available in mediation, arbitration or litigation
- LLM in International Commercial Arbitration (ICA)
- LLM in International Commercial Law and Arbitration (ICLA)
- LLM in International Commercial Law and Dispute Resolution (ICLDR)
- LLM in United States Law and Dispute Resolution (USLDR)
Enrollment in each of the Straus Institute LLM programs will be limited. As a result, applicants are encouraged to apply early. It is recommended that international students submit application at least six (6) months prior to their expected start date; applications can be submitted up to one year in advance.
International Applicants
International students are required to submit their Master of Laws application with these additional requirements.