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Your Path for Professional Development

The Office of Internships and Career Development offers additional professional development and employment guidance beyond the internship experience. Employers prize School of Diplomacy graduates for their distinctive exposure gained on and off-campus. Graduates acquire the skill sets to effectively communicate, analyze, negotiate and collaborate in a setting that emphasizes leadership and a commitment to peace and justice. In addition to offering private and individualized professional counseling, the School's Office of Internships and Career Development offer a wide range of services, including:

  • Career development workshops
  • Fellowship opportunities and application processes
  • Employer information sessions
  • Alumni networking receptions
  • Resume and cover letter critique
  • Mock interviews
  • Internship and job-search strategies
  • Unlimited access to jobs, live webinars, career advice, and networking

Outcomes

Equipped with knowledge, skills and experience, Diplomacy alumni are making an impact around the world. Our graduates can be found at the conference tables of international diplomacy serving as diplomats or international civil servants; in the corridors of government handling issues of commerce, security and intelligence; in the meeting rooms of international companies dealing with pharmaceuticals, finance, insurance and communication; and in the field working as program officers for humanitarian organizations. 

A pie chart with undergraduate alumni job placement - 39% Private Sector, 26% Law/Grad School, 14% U.S. or State Govt., 12% Non-Profit Sector and 9% Other.
A pie chart with graduate alumni job placement - 41% Private Sector, 39% U.S. or State Govt., 15% Non-Profit Sector and 5% Continuing Education.

Resources

College Central

The School of Diplomacy and International Relations uses College Central Network (CCN) as its official resume and job posting service. Local employers post jobs exclusively to our School via the CCN site. Students and alumni can create their account profiles here.

Vault

Vault provides career information on a number of industries. Information includes various career guides, top employer guides, education guides, and industry and profession database and a career advice blog. Within Vault, students can also search jobs and internship opportunities; get resume, cover letter and interview tips; and get reviews and rankings of companies, schools and internship programs.

Glassdoor

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Alumni Career Profiles

Image of Gabriel Torres
September 26, 2025

School of Diplomacy Alumnus Leads at UN Global Compact

Gabriel Torres ’14, a proud alumnus of the B.S. in Diplomacy and International Relations program, currently serves as Senior Manager of UN Relations & Partnerships at the UN Global Compact.
Image of Collin Isham
March 11, 2025

From Graduate School in Diplomacy to a Career in Technology

While studying at the School of Diplomacy, Collin Isham, M.A. ’13, edited the Journal of Diplomacy and interned with the Clinton Foundation—real-world experiences that helped launch his career.
Molly Clearly
January 8, 2025

From Diplomacy Student to Clean Water Advocate

Combining her Seton Hall education with a passion for making a difference, Molly Cleary, B.S. '22, has carved out her path to career success.
group picture from the Irregular Warfare Event
December 9, 2024

Diplomacy Alumni Convene at Irregular Warfare Conference

Hosted by the Department of Defense, Seton Hall alumni joined military leaders, policymakers, scholars and intelligence experts to discuss irregular warfare insights gained since 9/11.
robert bost headshot photo
November 11, 2024

Experiential Learning Guides Alumnus Toward Career Path

As a graduate student, Robert Bost, B.S. '19/M.A. '21 took advantage of leadership, research and internship opportunities that inspired him to pursue work in public service.
Lylian Pagan
October 30, 2024

From Graduate School to Capitol Hill

Specializing in International Security and U.S. Foreign Policy, helped former Diplomacy graduate student Lylian Pagan launch an exciting career in Washington, D.C.