Global Health Management

Applicants for the Graduate Certificate in Global Health Management must meet the following admission requirements:

• Graduate of an accredited college with a bachelor's degree;
• 400-500 word statement of goals and career interests;
• Completed application form;
• Official transcripts from all undergraduate courses and, if applicable, graduate courses;
• Academic transcripts from institutions outside of the United States or Canada must undergo a course-by-course evaluation conducted by an independent credentials evaluation agency, that is a member of the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES). SpanTran is our recommended international transcript evaluation service. A custom application has been created exclusively for Seton Hall University allowing our applicants to request their evaluation at a discounted rate. You can access the application here: SpanTran Application - Seton Hall University. Failure to submit a required credential evaluation from a NACES member will result in your application for admission being incomplete and, thus, unable to be reviewed.
• Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale in the coursework of the most recently conferred undergraduate or graduate degree (note: applicants with a cumulative GPA of 2.8-2.99 who have a minimum of two years post-degree experience in a related field are also encouraged to apply);
• Three letters of recommendation; Curriculum vitae or resume; and
• If English is not the native language, a student must submit a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) documenting an Internet-based score of 90 or above. The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) can also be accepted documenting a score in the 6.5 band or above. Exception to this requirement may be granted if the applicant is a U.S. resident and a graduate of a U.S. college within the previous two years.

Application Deadlines
Applicants for the Graduate Certificate in Global Health Management may apply online. Applications are reviewed on a "rolling admissions" basis with the following preferred deadlines

• August 1 for the Fall term
• December 1 for the Spring term

Opportunity for Current Students and Alumni
Current students and recent graduates of the Seton Hall Master of Healthcare Administration program and the Master of Arts in Diplomacy and International Relations program may be able to apply earned credits toward the Graduate Certificate in Global Health Management. Submit your contact information here, and an admissions representative will be in touch with you to discuss your specific situation.

• M.A. in Diplomacy and International Relations (MADIR)
  Current students of the Seton Hall MADIR program who have completed courses in the School of Diplomacy and International Relations' global health specialization may apply up to 9 credits of coursework toward the certificate. MADIR alumni will have five years following their graduation to apply their previous coursework toward the certificate.
• Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA)
  Current students of the Seton Hall MHA program may be able to apply 3 credits of their coursework toward the certificate, pending approval by School of Health and Medical Sciences.

Students and alumni of the Graduate Certificate in Global Health Management can take advantage of the following career resources:

The Career Center 
This on-campus center offers tools and resources to help you advance in your career. Students and graduates have access to many benefits through The Career Center, including:

• One-on-one career counseling
• Individualized career development and management plans
• Online career assessments
• Career events, including resume writing workshops and interview clinics
• Pirate Mentor Program with access to an extensive network of thousands of Seton Hall alumni

Office of Internships and Professional Development and Office of Professional Services
Located within the School of Diplomacy and International Relations, these offices offer a wide range of services that all certificate students can utilize, 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

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

Health Administration Resources
Our faculty play an integral role in helping students develop their career goals and advance themselves professionally. Our faculty members, which includes seasoned healthcare practitioners and executives, have impressive industry knowledge, experience and connections throughout the field and within the following professional associations:

• American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE)
  • ACHE-NJ
• New Jersey Hospital Association
• American Hospital Association
• Healthcare Information and Management Systems Society
• Medical Group Management Association
• Healthcare Financial Management Association
• Association of University Programs in Health Administration (AUPHA)

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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