The Diploma in Mortuary Science is a specialized program designed to train learners in the scientific, ethical, and professional management of human remains. The course covers anatomy, pathology, embalming, restorative art, postmortem procedures, and grief counseling. Students acquire both technical and interpersonal skills needed to perform mortuary duties with precision, dignity, and compassion.
Through a combination of classroom study and hands-on practical training, learners become competent in handling deceased persons, maintaining hygiene standards, and supporting families during bereavement.
C- and above and no particular subjects are considered
Gain comprehensive knowledge of human anatomy, embalming, and mortuary operations.
Develop professionalism, empathy, and ethical skills for handling sensitive situations.
Acquire practical skills through real-life mortuary and funeral home attachments.
Learn about legal, cultural, and health regulations governing mortuary practice.
Prepare for diverse roles in healthcare, funeral management, and forensic services.
Public and private hospitals
Funeral homes and mortuaries
County or government health departments
Forensic and pathology laboratories
Medical teaching institutions
Non-governmental or humanitarian organizations
The program offers flexible study modes combining classroom lectures, laboratory sessions, and field attachments. Learners can pursue the course full-time or part-time, making it suitable for both new entrants and professionals seeking to expand their skills in mortuary and funeral science.
Advanced Diploma in Forensic Pathology or Embalming
Bachelor’s Degree in Biomedical Sciences or Forensic Science
Specialized training in Funeral Service Management or Anatomy Education
