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School of Diplomacy and International Relations
Seton Hall University
South Orange, New Jersey, United States
Degrees Offered: Online, MA/MBA, MA/MPA, MA/MA, MA/MA, MS, MA, MA/JD
Academic Fields:
International Relations and Affairs.
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Advance Your Global Career with an MA in Diplomacy and International Relations (Featuring 13 Functional and Regional Specializations) and more!
Pursuing your graduate studies at Seton Hall’s School of Diplomacy, just 14 miles from the epicenter of international relations, New York, and in the heart of the nation’s capital, means tailoring an academic program to match your interests. With mentorship from our world-class faculty and professional services directors, you will customize your graduate degree through our 13 specializations, internship program, international seminars and more.
Degrees
Certificate, Online, Post-Conflict State Reconstruction& Sustainability
Dual, MA/MBA, MA in Diplomacy/Master in Business Administration
Dual, MA/MPA, MA in Diplomacy/Master in Public Administration
Dual, MA/MA, MA in Diplomacy/MA in Strategic Communication
Dual, MA/MA, MA in Diplomacy/MA in Asian Studies
Certificate, , United Nations Studies
Certificate, , Global Health Management
Master's, MS, Master of Science in Intrl. Affairs, Exec. Track
Master's, MA, Master of Arts in Diplomacy and International Relations
Dual, MA/JD, MA in Diplomacy/Juris Doctor
Format
Part Time, Full Time, Online/Distance, Evening/Weekend, On Campus
Academic fields
International/Global Studies.
Business Administration and Management, General.
Development Economics and International Development.
European Studies/Civilization.
International and Comparative Education.
International and Intercultural Communication.
International Business/Trade/Commerce.
International Law and Legal Studies.
International Policy Analysis.
International Public Health/International Health.
Keywords
Foreign Policy; Global Health; Global Negotiation and Conflict Management; International Economics and Development; International Law; Human Rights; Intrl. Organizations; United Nations; Intelligence
Location
School of Diplomacy and International Relations
Office of Graduate Programs
400 South Orange Avenue, McQuaid Hall
South Orange, New Jersey, 07079, United States
Program Contacts
Daniel Kristo
Assistant Dean, Graduate Enrollment Management
diplomat@shu.edu
973-275-2142
What we look for in prospective students
Seton Hall's School of Diplomacy and International Relations is an affiliate member of APSIA, Association of Professional Schools in International Affairs, and strategic partner of UNA-USA/UNF, United Nations Association of United States of America/United Nations Foundation.
As the first school to be launched after the Cold War, we foster a global community of service leaders who have the passion and drive for change in an ever interconnected world.
Academic Backgrounds
Development Economics and International Development.
Homeland Security, Other.
Intelligence, General.
International Economics.
International/Global Studies.
International Law and Legal Studies.
International Policy Analysis.
International Public Health/International Health.
International Relations and Affairs.
International Relations and National Security Studies, Other.
Media and Interesting Information
Degrees Offered
Certificate
Average Time to Degree: 2 semesters
Average GPA: B+ = 87-89% = 3.0-3.2
Dual
Average Time to Degree: 2.5 years
Dual
Average Time to Degree: 2.5 years
Dual
Average Time to Degree: 2.5 years
Dual
Average Time to Degree: 2.5 years
Certificate
Average Time to Degree: 2 semesters
Average GPA: B+ = 87-89% = 3.0-3.2
Certificate
Average Time to Degree: 2 semesters
Average GPA: B+ = 87-89% = 3.0-3.2
Master's
Average Time to Degree: 1-1.5 years
Master's
Average Time to Degree: 2 years
Number of Applications: 500
Number Enrolled Annually: 70
Average GPA: A- = 90-92% = 3.3-3.6
Dual
Average Time to Degree: 3.5 Years
Average GPA: A- = 90-92% = 3.3-3.6
Application Information
◾A completed electronic application form with $75 application fee. (can be waived)
◾Official transcripts from each college and university attended for credit toward any previous degree
◾A 500 word statement of purpose (see link for details).
◾2-3 letters of recommendation (2 for cert.; 3 for MA)
◾Official standardized test scores, GRE, GMAT or LSAT, submitted by test administrator (School code 2811)
◾Current resume/CV
◾Applicants may be asked to provide additional information.
Fall
Start Date:
2017-08-28
Application Deadline:
2016-03-31
Spring
Start Date:
2017-01-09
Application Deadline:
2016-10-31
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Suggested Preparation
If you are interested in learning more about how to put together a competitive graduate application please join our next webinar: http://goo.gl/3ZHHaa
You may also visit us: https://www13.shu.edu/academics/diplomacy/visiting.cfm
Set up an appointment with the Director of Graduate Admissions via email diplomat@shu.edu or phone: +1.973.275.2142.
Recommended Work Experience
international interests/experience, leadership experience, volunteerism, professional work experience, strong letters of recommendation, well-written personal statement
Tuition & Financial Aid
The School of Diplomacy also offers Graduate Assistantships, Research Assistantships and Graduate Fellowships to qualified candidates. Please check the link below for deadlines, eligibility and more information on financial aid: http://www.shu.edu/academics/diplomacy/financial-aid.cfm
For the most up to date tuition rates visit:
https://www13.shu.edu/offices/bursar/tuition-and-fees.cfm#gradtuition
In State Tuition
Out of State Tuition
Faculty
Faculty research interests and expertise cover the School of Diplomacy's thirteen different specializations offered to Master's students. Some recent faculty publications include:
"Living the High Life in Minsk" by Dr. Margarita Balmaceda;
"International Migration and Development in Eastern and Southern Africa," edited by Dr. Assefaw Bariagaber;
"Peculiar Dynamics of Corruption: Religion, Gender, EU Membership, and Others," by Dr. Omer Gokcekus.
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Alumni Career Paths
Alumni work in careers across the U.S. and around the world in government, business, international organizations, NGOs and non-profits. A sample of institutions where our alumni have found employment include: Amnesty International, Booz Allen Hamilton, CIA, CNN, Council on Foreign Relations, Ernst & Young, FBI, GE Capital, Goldman Sachs, MSNBC, National Embassies, Oxfam, UNICEF, USAID, and US Dept. of S More information: http://www.shu.edu/academics/diplomacy/alumni-difference.cfm
Seton Hall University
Location
South Orange
New Jersey
United States