Building the department map…
Building the department map…
Department paths
Courses with no prerequisites inside the department that unlock the most downstream work.
The shortest canonical route from each entry point to a gateway course.
Each of these unlocks the largest share of downstream work on this map. Courses from other departments can appear here when they genuinely gate RELS coursework.
Generated from Seton Hall University’s catalog, prerequisite, and concentration data. Spotted an error? Departments can adjust labels, ordering, and notes without a code change, so contact us.
Intro tiers at the top, advanced work below; arrows point from a prerequisite to the course it unlocks. Courses from other departments appear where they gate RELS work. Click any course to see what it requires and unlocks without leaving this page; hovering lights up its neighbors. The lists on this page carry the same courses in text form.
Showing the 6 RELS and feeder courses that have prerequisite links. 104 more RELS courses have no recorded prerequisites. They are listed under Tracks below, not drawn as loose dots here.
The concentrations and majors that build on RELS, and how their requirements are structured. Expand a program to see which courses satisfy each group, then plan it in the Planner.
Three (3) Introductory Level Courses9 required · verify with the official sheet
To prepare a foundation for advanced studies, students should take at least two of their three introductory courses in line with their chosen path of study.; Interreligious Studies; Theology and Ethics
Six (6) Advanced Courses15 required · verify with the official sheet
Students may choose from two pathways to concentrate their studies in the department. At least four courses should be taken in one’s chosen concentration. At least one course should be taken from the other concentration.; Interreligious Studies; Theology and Ethics; One (1) Research or Capstone Experience; The capstone experience will be completed in consultation with the chair or other faculty ad
Upper-level clusters, grouped by the gateway that opens them.
The deepest prerequisite chains in RELS. These are the routes that take the most semesters to climb.
2 courses deep, ending at RELS 2411
2 courses deep, ending at RELS 4010
All RELS courses in the Seton Hall catalog
Grade medians are for verified students. Sign in with your school email to see them.
Use your school emailNo section schedule with instructor names for RELS yet.
No clubs or organizations on record under RELS yet.
This shows once five students share their club memberships.
RELS does not run a page here yet. When it does, its events show up here and on the Seton Hall campus feed.