Diplomacy
International and Homeland Security Meeting
Undergraduate
Bachelor of Science (B.S.)

International and Homeland Security

In our interconnected world, the need for domestic and international security has become more critical than ever.  This innovative, interdisciplinary program gives students the in-demand skills and knowledge needed to contribute to ensuring safety and stability both at home and abroad. The program allows students to take courses in cybersecurity, U.S. government and law, international relations, research methods and a world language.  An internship component connects students with professional experiences at host sites in locations such as Washington, D.C. and New York City.

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By the Numbers

  • 25 Countries Represented
  • 17 Full-Time Faculty
  • 4 Research Centers
  • 600+ Internship Partners
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The Art of Diplomacy

Seton Hall’s School of Diplomacy is a laboratory of learning and action, committed to the professional development of a diverse, service-driven student community.

Curriculum

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. Students have the opportunity to not just study — but actually practice -diplomacy and international relations.

Courses and classroom discussions are enriched by our diverse student body, interactions with visiting international leaders and by real-world, practical perspectives from our distinguished faculty.

Our courses allow students to deepen their understanding of the complex challenges facing our world by examining a range of topics including:

  • Comparative Homeland Security
  • Risk Management
  • Intelligence
  • Cybersecurity and International Relations
  • International Conflict and Security
  • Public International Law
  • Economic Aspects of International Relations
  • Civil Liberties

Internships

Our director of internships works one-on-one with students to tailor the school's internship experiences to individual interests. Students receive personalized advice based on their career goals.

Here are just a few of the internship opportunities our students have pursued recently.

Learn more about internships and career development at the School.

Faculty

The International and Homeland Security program brings together faculty from across two schools: The School of Diplomacy and International Relations and the College of Arts and Sciences.  These dedicated scholars and practitioners draw on their diverse experiences and backgrounds to bridge the gap between theory and practice - in the classroom and beyond.
View a listing of all School of Diplomacy and International Relations faculty »

View a listing of Arts and Science Faculty from the Department of Political Science and the Department of Math and Computer Science »

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