Seton Hall School of Diplomacy and International Relations
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We treat our students as colleagues, and we work together to make an impact.
Influencing Policy – Working for Change
Highly regarded as a professional center for scholarship and practice in the field of international relations, the School of Diplomacy is strategically located in South Orange, NJ, just 14 miles from New York City, with programs offered on campus, at the UN, in Washington, D.C., online, and around the globe.
Fast Facts
- Generous scholarships, graduate assistantships, and other forms of financial aid.
- Unparalleled experiential learning opportunities in NYC, Washington, DC and around the globe.
- Ranked among the top 30 schools of IR worldwide by Foreign Policy’s faculty survey.
- Established in alliance with the UNA of the USA in 1997.
- Students shape campus life, work for change and make a difference wherever they go.
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Seton Hall University Launches Peace Corps Prep Program, Deepening Its Commitment to Global Service
School of Diplomacy Alumna Joins Peace Corps in North Macedonia
Making a Difference in the Eastern Caribbean
Seton Hall Graduate Serves the Deaf Community in Ghana
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