Hands on Learning

At Seton Hall, you learn by doing — exploring, challenging, discovering, questioning and discussing. We combine classroom learning with real-world, practical experiences to make learning more tangible; we forge connections between theory and practice.

Here, you will have unprecedented access to faculty and hands-on learning opportunities. Our approach allows you to connect what you learn with how to use your knowledge in the real world. Our dedicated faculty and Career Center set you up for success by enhancing your resume and providing guidance throughout the job search process.

As early as freshman year, you can:

• Complete an internship
• Work side-by-side with faculty in our Patient Simulation Lab to hone patient-care skills
• Conduct research projects as part of a grant funded by the National Institutes of Health
• Write for The Setonian, our highly regarded school newspaper, or one of our other student papers focused on business and international affairs
• Broadcast on WSOU, our award-winning radio station
• Spend a semester in Washington, D.C., getting a first-hand look at politics in action
• Sit in on U.N. General Assembly meetings
• Run a classroom based on your own lesson plan;
• Work on a poll commissioned by ESPN through the Seton Hall Sports Poll
• Participate in a community service-based course
• Gain trading experience in the Center for Securities Trading and Business Analytics
• Expand your horizons in a study abroad program
• Present at a national conference with a faculty mentor

These are only a few examples of how Seton Hall provides hands-on, real-world learning so you're prepared for success and have an advantage when your job search begins.

For more information, check out the Career Center website »