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Law and non-law students can earn a Master of Dispute Resolution as part as a joint JD, Masters in Public Policy, MBA or as a stand alone degree. The MDR is a 32-unit program offered to those who possess a bachelor's degree. Pepperdine's Master of Dispute Resolution (MDR) is available for students looking to work in a variety of law and non-law areas. The study of conflict is not limited to the legal profession. Students have applied their MDR to areas including: Human Resources Business Counseling Education International Diplomacy, and more Required Courses - 16 units (12 units required for law students) One Arbitration Course: Arbitration Law+, Arbitration Practice and Advocacy, International Commercial Arbitration Theory and Doctrine, or International Commercial Arbitration Procedure and Practice Cross-Cultural Conflict and Dispute Resolution Introduction to US Law (for non-lawyers and non-law students) Mediation Clinic or Special Education Advocacy Clinic (or Investor Advocacy Clinic - JD students only) Mediation Theory and Practice Negotiation Theory and Practice Psychology of Conflict Communication Legal Research and Writing I (for non-lawyers and non-law students) Elective Courses - 12 units required Advanced Mediation Seminar Advanced Trial Practice + Appellate Advocacy + Arbitration Law * + Arbitration Practice and Advocacy * Current Issues in International Dispute Resolution: London/Geneva Current Issues in International Dispute Resolution: Hong Kong/Beijing Dispute Resolution in Education Dispute Resolution and Religion Dispute Resolution Law Journal (up to 4 units) Divorce and Family Mediation Environmental and Public Policy Dispute Resolution Faith-Based Diplomacy and International Peacemaking Honors Appellate Advocacy (JD students only) Honors Negotiation Advocacy (JD students only) Honors Mediation Advocacy (JD students only) International Commercial Arbitration Procedure and Practice * International Commercial Arbitration Theory and Doctrine * International Commercial Arbitration ** International Investment Disputes International Litigation + Interviewing, Counseling and Planning Investor Advocacy Clinic (JD students only) Lawyering Process + Moot Court- International (JD students only) Moot Court- Interschool Competition (JD students only) Restorative Justice Selected Issues in Dispute Resolution: Apology, Forgiveness and Reconciliation Dispute Resolution Systems Design Dispute Resolution and Technology Employment Disputes Entertainment Industry Disputes Ethical Practices in Dispute Resolution Healthcare Dispute Resolution Intellectual Property Labor Disputes Managing Litigation and Conflict for Corporations and Organizations Mass Torts Ombuds Special Education Advocacy Clinic + Trial Practice + Trial Preparation and Settlement +
Program overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Study Level
Masters
Law and non-law students can earn a Master of Dispute Resolution as part as a joint JD, Masters in Public Policy, MBA or as a stand alone degree. The MDR is a 32-unit program offered to those who possess a bachelor's degree. Pepperdine's Master of Dispute Resolution (MDR) is available for students looking to work in a variety of law and non-law areas. The study of conflict is not limited to the legal profession. Students have applied their MDR to areas including: Human Resources Business Counseling Education International Diplomacy, and more Required Courses - 16 units (12 units required for law students) One Arbitration Course: Arbitration Law+, Arbitration Practice and Advocacy, International Commercial Arbitration Theory and Doctrine, or International Commercial Arbitration Procedure and Practice Cross-Cultural Conflict and Dispute Resolution Introduction to US Law (for non-lawyers and non-law students) Mediation Clinic or Special Education Advocacy Clinic (or Investor Advocacy Clinic - JD students only) Mediation Theory and Practice Negotiation Theory and Practice Psychology of Conflict Communication Legal Research and Writing I (for non-lawyers and non-law students) Elective Courses - 12 units required Advanced Mediation Seminar Advanced Trial Practice + Appellate Advocacy + Arbitration Law * + Arbitration Practice and Advocacy * Current Issues in International Dispute Resolution: London/Geneva Current Issues in International Dispute Resolution: Hong Kong/Beijing Dispute Resolution in Education Dispute Resolution and Religion Dispute Resolution Law Journal (up to 4 units) Divorce and Family Mediation Environmental and Public Policy Dispute Resolution Faith-Based Diplomacy and International Peacemaking Honors Appellate Advocacy (JD students only) Honors Negotiation Advocacy (JD students only) Honors Mediation Advocacy (JD students only) International Commercial Arbitration Procedure and Practice * International Commercial Arbitration Theory and Doctrine * International Commercial Arbitration ** International Investment Disputes International Litigation + Interviewing, Counseling and Planning Investor Advocacy Clinic (JD students only) Lawyering Process + Moot Court- International (JD students only) Moot Court- Interschool Competition (JD students only) Restorative Justice Selected Issues in Dispute Resolution: Apology, Forgiveness and Reconciliation Dispute Resolution Systems Design Dispute Resolution and Technology Employment Disputes Entertainment Industry Disputes Ethical Practices in Dispute Resolution Healthcare Dispute Resolution Intellectual Property Labor Disputes Managing Litigation and Conflict for Corporations and Organizations Mass Torts Ombuds Special Education Advocacy Clinic + Trial Practice + Trial Preparation and Settlement +
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
Explore full- and part-time bachelor's degree programs specifically designed to develop leadership skills for your unique pursuits, or earn an MBA in conjunction with a bachelor's through Pepperdine's joint degree and accelerated options.These are some of the experiences you will have as a Pepperdine student: participate in a diverse class of 15 students where everyone knows your name; bond with your professor over a shared interest; cheer for a Pepperdine Waves team along with your new friends; walk to class with an inspiring ocean view spread out before you; and discuss your exciting career path with a mentor.At Pepperdine, business school students can earn a Bachelor's degree in a part-time or full-time format. Some undergraduates can even earn an MBA in conjunction with a Bachelor's through Pepperdine's joint degree and accelerated options.
Through its five distinct schools – Seaver College, Graziadio School of Business and Management, Graduate School of Education and Psychology, School of Law, and School of Public Policy – Pepperdine offers students a comprehensive undergraduate and graduate curriculum covering a broad spectrum of programs and majors. The following list presents all programs and majors at Pepperdine along with the name of the school where the programs are offered.Our comprehensive, high quality programs in business, law, education, psychology, and public policy are recognized as among the best in higher education. Our distinguished faculty members are renowned leaders in their fields. For our students' convenience, we offer classes at multiple times and locations.
Master of Dispute Resolution (MDR)
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Program overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Study Level
Masters
Program overview
Main Subject
Law and Legal Studies
Study Level
Masters
Admission requirements
Exam Scores
Tuition fee and scholarships
Scholarships
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
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Explore full- and part-time bachelor's degree programs specifically designed to develop leadership skills for your unique pursuits, or earn an MBA in conjunction with a bachelor's through Pepperdine's joint degree and accelerated options.These are some of the experiences you will have as a Pepperdine student: participate in a diverse class of 15 students where everyone knows your name; bond with your professor over a shared interest; cheer for a Pepperdine Waves team along with your new friends; walk to class with an inspiring ocean view spread out before you; and discuss your exciting career path with a mentor.At Pepperdine, business school students can earn a Bachelor's degree in a part-time or full-time format. Some undergraduates can even earn an MBA in conjunction with a Bachelor's through Pepperdine's joint degree and accelerated options.
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Through its five distinct schools – Seaver College, Graziadio School of Business and Management, Graduate School of Education and Psychology, School of Law, and School of Public Policy – Pepperdine offers students a comprehensive undergraduate and graduate curriculum covering a broad spectrum of programs and majors. The following list presents all programs and majors at Pepperdine along with the name of the school where the programs are offered.Our comprehensive, high quality programs in business, law, education, psychology, and public policy are recognized as among the best in higher education. Our distinguished faculty members are renowned leaders in their fields. For our students' convenience, we offer classes at multiple times and locations.
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