Funeral Service Technology
The Funeral Service Technology Degree program is designed to prepare students for immediate employment as funeral directors and embalmers by gaining an Associate of Applied Science degree in Funeral Service Technology. Recognizing the importance of the care of the bereaved, the department has designed a curriculum not only to educate the student in the care of the deceased, but also in the care of the living. To meet this need, classes are offered in funeral directing, funeral home management, sociology, grief, and death related psychology.
Note: This program is only offered at the Desoto Center.
- Program Objectives
- How Do I Get Into This Program?
- Scholarship Opportunities
- Grading Policy
- Contact
- Course Curriculum
- Meet the Team: Faculty Information
- I've Graduated, Now What? (Job Outlook)
- National Board Exam Information
- Accreditation
- Professional Licensure or Certifications
Program Objectives
How Do I Get Into This Program?
Scholarship Opportunities
Grading Policy
Contact
Course Curriculum
Meet the Team: Faculty Information
I've Graduated, Now What? (Job Outlook)
National Board Exam Information
Accreditation
Professional Licensure or Certifications
The NWCC Funeral Services Technology program has not made a determination on whether the degree meets the state requirements for other US States, Territories, or District of Columbia. Additional information on Funeral Service Technology licensure/certification can be found at National Funeral Directors Association website.