Thanatology Graduate Certificate — Online
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Thanatology Graduate Certificate — Online Inspired to learn Required coursework Thanatology is the interdisciplinary and scientific study of the Certificate Core Curriculum (12 credits): dying and grieving process; social attitudes toward death; ritual Course # Course name Credits and memorialization; and the social, spiritual, psychological, and THA 605 Foundations of Thanatology 3 medical aspects of death, dying, loss, and bereavement. THA 615 Bereavement Theory & Practice 3 Marian’s graduate certificate in thanatology assists students in achieving their educational goals while serving the community THA 625 Theological Perspectives in Thanatology 3 in times of need. THA 640 Applied Ethics & the End of Life 3 Designed for students who already hold a master’s degree in Electives (6 credits): another discipline, the graduate certificate curriculum consists of Course # Course name Credits four core curriculum courses (12 credits) and two electives THA 630 Thanatology Research Methods 3 (6 credits) for a total of 18 credits. Courses in the graduate THA 705 Death in the Lives of Children & Teens 3 certificate program may be waived by the program director THA 715 Bereavement after Unnatural Death 3 contingent on equivalent experience or coursework. THA 725 Bereavement Program Development 3 THA 735 Palliative & Hospice Care 3 Inspired to lead THA 745 Spiritual Formation & Thanatology 3 THA 710 Understanding Suicide 3 The program combines rigorous study across the spectrum of THA 720 Children, Teens & Suicide 3 end-of-life studies with content in palliative and hospice care, THA 730 Suicide Prevention & Postvention 3 ethics, spirituality and religion, suicide, suicide prevention, THA 755 Death & the Literary Imagination 3 unnatural death, end-of-life decision-making, communication with service providers and families, program development and assessment, diversity, death education, and a core curriculum grounded in thanatology theory and practice. Graduates of the program find employment through a variety of areas, including: • Churches Inspired to connect • Funeral homes Office of Adult and • Hospices Graduate Admission • Hospitals 45 S. National Avenue Fond du Lac, WI 54935-4699 • Non-profit organizations 1-800-2-MARIAN ext. 7650 (920) 923-7650 [email protected] www.marianuniversity.edu Founded 1936 • Sponsored by the Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes Inspired. Updated 5/14/14.