Global Programs
The Caruso School of Law's international study options include sites in London, and Augsburg. These programs offer students an unparalleled opportunity to study the foundation of American law while living in exciting cities abroad.
Pepperdine Caruso Law Abroad Locations
Other Opportunities
Among our most unique offerings are dispute resolution study tours with the elite Straus Institute, a full semester externship in our nation's vibrant capital, and the lives-changing Global Justice Program.
Global Justice
The Sudreau Global Justice Program, part of the Nootbaar Institute on Law, Religion, and Ethics, is focused on international human rights, religious freedom, global development, and the advancement of the rule of the law worldwide.
Washington, D.C., Externship Semester
Our semester-long externship in the nation's capital provides the practical experience of working full-time in a legal capacity for government, non-profits, and other related entities.
International Study at Straus Institute
The Straus Institute offers students and working professionals 12-day study tours to gain insight into dispute resolution practices in London/Geneva and Hong Kong/Beijing.
In the interest of preserving their safety and security, students in Pepperdine Caruso Law Global Programs are not permitted to travel to countries for which the U.S. Department of State has issued Travel Warnings, even if the warning only provides details on a specific city or region within the destination country. View current list of travel warnings. Students are also not permitted to travel to locations which Pepperdine University has issued its own travel warnings, or against the direct instruction of Pepperdine staff. Locations to which travel is prohibited may include an entire nation, a specific region within a nation, a city, or a specific area within a city. Such warnings will be given to students on a timely basis and will be reviewed frequently. A student may petition for a specific, one-time exception to a travel ban through their program coordinator, contingent upon consideration and approval by the Executive Vice President and the Provost. Students who fail to receive special approval and travel to locations with a Travel Warning from the U.S. Department of State will receive sanctions, which will likely include dismissal from Global Programs. Students will be responsible for paying all cancelled travel costs. Additionally, it is the student's responsibility to update their emergency contact person(s) on Wavenet.