The Study Abroad Division of the Office of International Programs assists students in exploring the possibilities of studying overseas. Students are guided in selecting programs and supported through the application process. Seton Hall maintains exchange agreements with many universities worldwide.
Students can arrange to study for a summer, a semester, or one year.
Seton Hall colleges and departments often sponsor faculty-lead courses abroad. The Office of International Programs maintains a library of directories, brochures, literature references and travel resources for many of these programs. Students are required to take their last 30 credits on campus. Some forms of financial aid may be transferable. I had an extremely memorable learning experience, which helped me better understand the people of other countries through direct interaction with them.