OpenFieldSeton Hall · South Orange, New Jersey, United States
Seton Hall University is a prominent private Catholic research university chartered in 1856, located on a picturesque 58-acre campus in South Orange, New Jersey, with its health sciences campus in Nutley and law school in downtown Newark. Globally recognized for Seton Hall University School of Law, the School of Diplomacy and International Relations, Stillman School of Business, and health sciences.
Seton Hall operates the School of Diplomacy and International Relations (affiliated with the United Nations Association of the USA), the Interprofessional Health Sciences (IHS) Campus in Nutley/Clifton (shared with Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine), and Seton Hall Law in Newark. Its alumni hold leadership positions across the UN, federal judiciary, and Fortune 500 corporations.
Undergraduate admissions evaluate high school GPA (average 3.65), coursework profile, and optional test scores (test-optional). School of Law requires competitive LSAT scores and CAS subscription. Graduate diplomacy, business, and health sciences programs require accredited bachelor's degrees with minimum 3.0 GPAs.
World-class international affairs curriculum developed in alliance with the United Nations Association of the USA, covering multilateral diplomacy, international conflict resolution, global health governance, and international law.
Nationally top-ranked law school in health law and intellectual property, located in downtown Newark steps from federal and state appellate courts, with intensive judicial clerkship placement.
Interdisciplinary STEM-designated master's covering machine learning, data engineering pipelines, cloud systems, financial data analytics, and ethical AI in the NYC metropolitan area.
CCNE-accredited pre-licensure BSN housed at the Interprofessional Health Sciences Campus in Nutley, featuring hospital rotations at Hackensack University Medical Center.
CAPTE-accredited three-year clinical doctorate providing advanced training in musculoskeletal diagnostics, neuromuscular rehabilitation, sports physical therapy, and pediatric therapy.
Prestigious graduate fellowship conducting policy analysis on UN peacekeeping mandates, international climate agreements, and global human rights law with direct access to UN delegates in New York.
Dean & Professor of Diplomacy and International Relations
School of Diplomacy and International Relations
Dean Smith is a leading scholar on the United Nations system, multilateral negotiations, international peace operations, and global institutional reform....
View researcher profile ↗Professor of Law & Director of Health Law
School of Law
Nationally recognized expert in pharmaceutical regulatory compliance, medical fraud and abuse litigation, and healthcare corporate ethics....
View researcher profile ↗Associate Professor & Chair of Nursing
College of Nursing
Dr. Stinson researches pediatric healthcare delivery, interprofessional health education pedagogy, and clinical simulation efficacy in pre-licensure nursing....
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