What does Pepperdine University do?

Pepperdine University is a private Christian research university located in Malibu, California. Founded in 1937 by George Pepperdine, the university emphasizes academic excellence and Christian values. Originally established as George Pepperdine College, it became a university in 1971 and has since grown to enroll approximately 7,600 students across five colleges and schools. The university's main campus spans 830 acres along the Pacific Coast and offers a variety of academic programs. These include undergraduate liberal arts programs at Seaver College, law degrees from the School of Law, business education at the Graziadio Business School, and advanced degrees in education and psychology from the Graduate School of Education and Psychology. Additionally, the School of Public Policy provides specialized training in public affairs. Pepperdine also has graduate campuses in Southern California and international locations in Germany, England, Italy, and Argentina.