The Digital Media area of study focuses on communication in corporations, organizations, and human relations. In this track, students investigate relationships in digital communication, society, and culture in current, real-world cases, including the examination of tech-device usage cases and applications for practice in personal and professional contexts.

Enhance your workplace communication capabilities by learning how to best approach decision-making and problem-solving within employee relations, management communication, and digital interaction. Courses include Introduction to Organizational Communication; Organizational Culture Training and Development; Employee Relations.

The M.A. in Theology degree offers students the rich heritage of Catholic Church teaching, providing them with an extensive academic foundation in specific theological disciplines. For those interested in pursuing doctoral studies, the program offers a research track option that requires a major thesis, language proficiency, and a comprehensive exam.

The M.A. in Special Education has been designed and developed for New Jersey teachers who hold an initial certification in another teaching specialty. The major area of the program includes initial New Jersey certification as a Teacher of Students with Disabilities for certified elementary and secondary teachers.

The M.A. in School Counseling program prepares school counselors to maximize the potential of all students through comprehensive developmental school counseling programs and develops skills as competent school counselors and effective consultants, collaborators, advocates, and leaders in an ever-changing global society.

The M.A. in Psychological Studies provides students with a program grounded in basic theory and methods of psychology and introduces students to the many diverse fields of psychology. The M.A. in Psychological Studies is a 36-credit program, with 24-degree requirement credits and 12 credits within one of the concentrations present.

The Master of Arts in Education in Instructional Design and Technology (IDAT) at Seton Hall University prepares professionals with opportunities to enhance their skills and knowledge in the applications of emerging technology for teaching, learning, coaching, and designing. Developed by experienced K-12 and higher education educators and technology professionals, our program goes beyond theory.

Earning a Master's in Higher Education and Student Affairs positions graduates from some of the best student affairs graduate programs for impactful careers in higher education. This program cultivates student affairs students with comprehensive student affairs knowledge, preparing them for diverse roles within higher education institutions.

The Executive Master of Arts in Education (M.A.E.) program and the Education Specialist (Ed. S.) program in Education Leadership, Management, and Policy program are ideal for working professionals who wish to pursue the following specialty areas in educational administration: School Superintendent, School Principal, Supervisor, Director, Special Educational Leader, Charter School Leader, Bi-Lingual Education Leader, and Catholic School Leader.

The master's degree in applied behavior analysis (ABA) is a program housed in the Department of Educational studies within the College of Human Development, Culture, and Media. It is designed to produce highly educated and experienced practitioners in the field of applied behavior analysis (ABA), a rapidly growing profession locally, nationally, and internationally.

The Public Relations degree program blends theory with practice, providing graduates with tangible skills essential for career growth, including integral research, planning, implementation, and evaluation tactics in the context of ongoing change, issue, and reputation management for organizations of all sizes.

The M.A. in Counseling/Education Specialist (Ed.S.) in Professional Counseling prepares students to promote optimal human development and empower clients to solve personal, interpersonal, career, and other mental health problems, using a wellness model to diagnose, counsel, and implement treatment for these clients.

Our 39-credit Museum Professions Degree is designed to both prepare students for careers in museums and to further refine and enhance the current museum professional’s skill set.

An International Relations master's degree from Seton Hall University prepares students for diverse careers in international relations diplomacy, international law diplomacy, and roles within international relations government sectors. The program focuses on equipping students with the necessary skills to navigate complex global issues, fostering a deep understanding of international dynamics.

With a Masters in Jewish-Christian Studies from Seton Hall University, Jewish studies students are prepared for advanced roles in academia, interfaith dialogue, and community leadership. This Jewish studies program fosters a deep understanding of the historical, theological, and ethical dimensions of Jewish-Christian relations, equipping graduates to contribute significantly to Jewish-Christian groups and broader interreligious and multicultural initiatives.