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Pepperdine | Graziadio Business School

Global Business Intensives

Study abroad Oxford program class 

Go for a Week, Learn for a Lifetime

We believe that all students should have the opportunity for global learning and exploration. Led by Pepperdine Graziadio Business School faculty, our one-week Global Business Intensives (GBIs) offer immersive experiences in business centers around the world. Ideal for working professionals, these cultural deep-dives fit easily into almost any schedule and offer robust learning opportunities within a short timeframe.

Spend a week expanding your global business savvy through a combination of classroom learning, company visits, and enriching cultural activities. You'll benefit from the expertise of distinguished faculty and internationally recognized experts and return with a grasp of the international marketplace that only experience can impart.

Earn Academic Credit

Students may choose to enroll in the GBI for 2 units of academic credit or on an auditing basis. If taken for credit, students will receive a grade. Students should consult their academic advisor to discuss applying the GBI towards their global requirement or a concentration-specific requirement.

Testimonials

Victoria Green

The Oxford Global Business Intensive was truly the hallmark of my Pepperdine Graziadio experience. As a fully employed student, this invaluable trip afforded me an opportunity to study abroad and provided a vehicle to further connect with faculty and classmates. I gained a greater sense of community, and for that, I am forever grateful!"

Part-Time MBA

 

International Destinations

We offer different destinations every Fall and Spring trimester. Please check our Instagram and LinkedIn pages or contact our office via email for current offerings. All eligible students will receive an automatic email about offerings. GBI courses for the Fall are generally announced the summer before. Spring GBIs Courses are generally announced the fall before.