For more than 150 years, Seton Hall University has been a
catalyst for leadership, developing the whole student, mind,
heart and spirit. Seton Hall's attractive suburban campus is only
14 miles southwest of New York City on 58 green acres in the
Village of South Orange, New Jersey. Nationally known and
respected as a leading Catholic university, Seton Hall embraces
students of all races and religions, challenging each to better
the world through integrity, compassion and a commitment to
serving others.
Established in 1950, the W. Paul Stillman School of Business at
Seton Hall University provides professional education geared
toward the needs of business leaders in a rapidly changing
environment. The School offers classes at night and on weekends
to serve the needs of part-time graduate students from the
regional business community and full-time students. Class sizes
are small, with an emphasis on close interaction between the
individual and the faculty member.
The Stillman School is dedicated to transforming concepts into
practice and the use of the latest classroom teaching
technologies, particularly in our state-of-the–art Trading
Room, our Center for Entrepreneurial Studies and our
one-of-a-kind Sharkey Sports Polling Institute. We are known for
our extensive network of corporate partners and alumni as well as
for our early integration of global business practices into our
curriculum. We have a partnership with the Shanghai Institute of
Foreign Trade, Macau University and a 25-year alliance with the
University of International Business and Economics in Beijing.
Our 42-credit M.B.A. program can be completed in as few as 18
months and offers seven areas of specialization including
information technology management, international business, and
sport management. We are listed as one of The Princeton Review's
Best 296 Business Schools for having outstanding academic
offerings. We are also one of 15 graduate schools of business
named to The Princeton Review's "Student Opinion Honors for
Business Schools" in the global management category.
A hallmark of our M.B.A. curriculum is the Service Project that
students complete while enrolled in the Social Responsibility
class. This is just one manifestation of a curriculum that also
stresses the importance of ethical and socially responsible
decision making. The Stillman School is one of only a few NY
metropolitan area M.B.A. programs in the Global Top 100 ranking
by the Aspen Institute for Excellence on Social and Environmental
Issues.
Master of Science in Accounting
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The M.S. in Accounting is for graduates of non-accounting
undergraduate programs interested in pursuing and/or advancing
their careers in this marketable profession. The program is
designed especially for professionals who want to qualify to sit
for the CPA, CMA and CIA certification exams; secure a
competitive edge in this increasingly challenging and innovative
field; and develop strong leadership, management, decision making
and communication skills. We offer small classes, the latest
technology and accounting software, and the opportunity to earn
an M.S. in Accounting without career interruption.
Master of Science in Professional Accounting
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Intended as the "fifth year" of study, the M.S. in Professional
Accounting enables accounting majors to qualify to sit for the
CPA exam and to earn a graduate degree at the same time. This
curriculum, also suited for accountants seeking to upgrade their
skills, was developed in collaboration with top-level accounting
and business experts to provide a practical graduate accounting
education. Special topics covered include financial instruments,
financial statement analysis and international accounting.
Dual Degree - Master of Business Administration and Juris Doctor
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The Stillman School and the Seton Hall School of Law jointly
offer a four-year program leading to the M.B.A. and J.D. degrees.
The program is available only to full-time students, and may be
completed in four years rather than the five years usually
required for the completion of both degrees. Students in the
joint degree program spend their first year of study completing
the regular first-year curriculum of the School of Law. During
the second and subsequent years, students complete the program by
taking credits at both the Stillman School and the School of Law.
Students must apply and be accepted by both the Stillman School
and the Law School to be eligible for this program.
Dual Degree - Master of Business Administration and Master of
Arts in Diplomacy and International Relations
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The Dual Degree M.B.A. and M.A.D.I.R. program combines global
studies in cultural, organizational and economic issues with
international management and leadership training. You'll also
complete an internship along with a research project or thesis
while studying at two top schools. The University's School of
Diplomacy and International Relations has an exclusive alliance
with the United Nations Association of the USA as well as a
partnership with the World Health Organization and is an
affiliate member of the Association of Professional Schools of
International Affairs.
Dual Degree - Master of Business Administration and Master of
Science in Nursing
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The Stillman School and the College of Nursing have designed this
program to meet the needs and time constraints of nurse
professionals. Students are empowered with the requisite
management skills to be the leading healthcare decision makers of
the new century and will earn both the M.B.A. and the M.S.N. The
University's College of Nursing is ranked by US News &
World Report as one of the top 100 graduate nursing programs
in the country.
