Overview

By studying international relations and diplomacy program offered by Seton Hall University, you'll learn how to understand and influence the complicated, interconnected world we share. You'll be prepared for an internationally focused career in fields such as:

• government service
• journalism and media
• international economics and development
• law
• intelligence and security
• UN and international organizations

• research, public interest groups and think tanks

At the School of Diplomacy and International Relations, we offer courses in Washington, D.C., at the United Nations, and on our suburban New Jersey campus — just 14 miles from New York City. 

The programme

• You'll have the opportunity to not just study — but actually practice -diplomacy and international relations.
• Before graduation, you'll master a foreign language — with advanced proficiency — and complete at least one professional internship. In a given semester, you might study public international law, learn about sustainable development or conduct research for an international study seminar in Ethiopia.
• In all your courses, your classroom discussions will be enriched — by our diverse student body, by interactions with visiting international leaders and by real-world, practical perspectives from our distinguished faculty.