Midwifery Degrees

...Undertake the Bachelor of Midwifery to develop the professional skills required in providing care, education, support and advice to expectant mothers (and parents) through pregnancy, birth and the weeks that follow. The Bachelor of Midwifery is underpinned by an innovative, inquiry-based approach...

...Entry requirements & how to apply Minimum requirements Applicants must have been awarded a Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) in Midwifery with Registration (all fields) with an overall average mark of 55% or above (or overseas equivalent). Applicants are also required to have studied research methods... Learn about: English Language...

...: the NHS Newborn and Infant Physical Examination Programme (NIPE); a BSc (Hons) degree which is accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC); and the Unicef Baby Friendly Initiative... Learn about: Postnatal Care, Clinical Skills, Antenatal Care...

...This pre-registration midwifery course will enable you to develop the knowledge and skills to provide safe and effective midwifery care and register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council to practise as a midwife in a variety of health care settings...

...The role midwives play in preparing women for the delivery of new life makes them a vital presence during all stages of pregnancy, labour and the early postnatal period. A demanding profession with much responsibility, midwifery is an extremely popular career choice, providing diverse and rewarding... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...An MSc could really improve your chances of progressing from working as a midwife to a matron or specialist role. Building on the skills and knowledge from your PG Diploma in Midwifery, you can now apply these to a completing a dissertation. You’ll have the opportunity to influence an area... Learn about: PG Diploma, Clinical Practice, Clinical role...

... disciplines together and explore a wider range of ideas. FAST FACTS Study when it suits you The honours year in midwifery is available part-time, so you can keep up with your personal or professional responsibilities. Several of our students work full-time and enrol in honours with the aim of moving... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...This programme will provide you with a critical insight into contemporary and global midwifery issues that will challenge and develop your professional practice. It will contribute to the enhancement of health and social care through inter-professional collaboration. It will also develop... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

...Why choose Herts? Industry-Recognised Accreditation: Accredited by The Nursing and Midwifery Council, UK. Teaching Excellence: You will be taught by expert senior midwives within the NHS working within hospitals including UCLH London. Tutor Dr L Abbott, contributes to the National Health Service...

...Write the Canadian Midwifery Registration Examination and apply for registration with the College of Midwives of Ontario. You may work as a community midwife, prenatal support worker, prenatal program coordinator, health visitor or family services coordinator... Learn about: Human Rights, Power Politics, Communication Training...

...Program structure The Bachelors of Nursing/ Midwifery is made up of two course lists: Course list for the Bachelor of Nursing Course... Learn about: Medical training, Nurse training...

...: registered midwife within maternity settings consultant midwife clinical specialist antenatal educator researcher family care independent midwifery practitioner. special care nurseries... Learn about: Biological science, Health and culture, Indigenous health...

.... Pathway for Registered Nurses: In accordance with the admission requirements, a Registered Nurse (RN) only needs to complete the midwifery specific units, (60% of the total course, mostly part-time) in order to complete the Bachelor of Midwifery. Students do not begin midwifery placements until session... Learn about: Part Time, Nurse training, Full Time...

... to: the integration of theory and practice; high standards of clinical competence; partnership working with women ; keeping birth normal; midwifery support for women with complex needs;... Learn about: Decision Making, NHS Training, Communication Training...

...critical thinking, problem-solving and the use of evidence-based practice) to enhance the student’s professional and academic skills. This will maximise... Learn about: Quality Training, Symptom management, Palliative care...

... concurrently as a student midwife while becoming a qualified midwife eligible for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA). Please note: First-round offers were made on 30 October 2020. More offers will be made in Round 2 (26 November) and depending on availability of places...

...The aim of this course is to enable qualified midwives to meet the Nursing and Midwifery Council’s (NMC) regulatory requirements for renewal of registration and re-entry to the Register following a break in practice. Students are encouraged to develop skills in lifelong learning as required...

...From bump to birth, midwives play a critical role caring for women and safely bringing their babies into the world. At King’s College London, our Midwifery BSc prepares you for everything you’ll face in your career. You’ll learn from leading practitioners, professors, and researchers, developing... Learn about: Social Sciences, Midwifery Practice...

...We prepare you for a midwifery practice focused on providing family-centered, comprehensive care to essentially healthy women and their families. We believe that the autonomous practice of nurse practitioners/midwives is based on the health promotion model and interdependent practice—a system... Learn about: Nurse training...

... and Torres Strait Islander women and their families. Students will enrol in this midwifery course in an ‘away-from-base’ capacity. The ‘away-from-base’ mode enables students to live and work in their local community while studying and attending four residentials of one week each in Brisbane throughout... Learn about: Biological science, Health and culture, Indigenous health...