Preparing you for admission into any school of mortuary science
With a career in mortuary science, you’ll guide individuals through the final phase of life with skilled professionalism, honoring the deceased with dignity and respecting the wishes of their family. While pre-mortuary science is not a major itself, we’ll match you with a degree program and the necessary coursework required to prepare you for admission into a school of mortuary science.
WONDERING IF THIS PROGRAM IS FOR YOU?
This program will be a good fit if you:
- Have strong communication and critical thinking skills
- Are sympathetic but emotionally strong
- Have great time management skills
- Have strong business and organization skills
- Are detail-oriented
- Are compassionate and caring
- Are understanding and an active listener
CAREERS
With a mortuary science degree, you could work as a:
- Mortician
- Funeral director
- Embalmer
- Funeral service worker
- Coroner
INTERNSHIPS
At Northern, we believe getting you out of the classroom and into a real-world workplace setting is a critical part of your education. You'll have several opportunities for internships and other forms of experiential learning throughout your time at Northern. Learn more at Student Experiences!
SCHOLARSHIPS
The NSU WolfPACT is the highest guaranteed, four-year scholarship in the region. But that isn't the only scholarship available at Northern. Visit Arts and Sciences Scholarships for other scholarship opportunities!
COURSES
SAMPLE PLANS OF STUDY
SUGGESTED MAJORS AND MINORS
STUDY ABROAD
Experience the world while earning your degree through NSU Study Abroad! With hundreds of opportunities available around the globe, Northern can make your study abroad dream become a reality. Learn more at Study Abroad!
STUDENT RESEARCH
At Northern, you'll have the chance to conduct cutting-edge research that can have real-world impacts - while still an undergraduate student. Now with our brand new, state-of-the-art Jewett Regional Science Education Center, the sky is truly the limit. Learn more at Student Research!