Funeral Service Education Program Curriculum

Funeral Service Education Program Curriculum

The curriculum for the Funeral Service Education degree program is designed for the semester system. A student may enter the program for any semester of general education courses. To graduate, degree-seeking students must earn a minimum of 72 semester credit hours. The program requires a minimum of 1,245 contact hours and generally takes 6 semesters to complete, 4 semesters are dedicated to the Occupational courses within the program.

General Education Courses

The following are the general education courses that are needed for the degree. These courses may have available online offerings

Fundamental Occupational Courses

The following are the fundamental occupational Courses. These courses may have available online offerings

Once the student is prepared to join a Funeral Service Education cohort, they with follow the course sequence below.

 

Occupational Semester One

Course

Credit Hours

Modality

FSRV 1010: History of Funeral Service

2

Face-to-Face

FSRV 1020: Funeral Service Law & Ethics

1

Face -to-Face

FSRV 2000: Anatomy for Funeral Service

4

Face-to-Face

FSRV 2010: Pathology for Funeral Service

3

Face-to-Face or Online (with Proctored Testing)

Occupational Semester Two

Course

Credit Hours

Modality

FSRV 1030: Funeral Service Management & Directing

6

Face-to-Face

FSRV 1070: Small Business Administration for Funeral Services

4

Face-to-Face

FSRV 2020: Chemistry for Funeral Service

3

Face-to-Face

FSRV 2080: Microbiology for Funeral Service

3

Face-to-Face

Occupational Semester Three

Course

Credit Hours

Modality

FSRV 2030: Embalming Techniques

6

Face-to-Face

FSRV 2060: Restorative Art

4

Face-to-Face

FSRV 2090: Grief Counseling and Sociology for Funeral Service

3

Face-to-Face

Occupational Semester Four

Course

Credit Hours

Modality

FSRV 1050: Funeral Service Practicum

2

Clinical Setting

FSRV 2100: Funeral Service Seminar

3

Face-to-Face