Bachelor of Midwifery

Course Overview

The Bachelor of Midwifery is a comprehensive program that prepares students to provide expert care to women and families throughout pregnancy, childbirth, and the postnatal period. Combining theoretical learning with hands-on clinical experience, students gain the skills to manage normal and complex births, advocate for women's rights, and work collaboratively in diverse healthcare settings. Graduates are eligible for registration as midwives and can pursue careers in various healthcare settings.

Entry Requirements

Applicants must have completed secondary education (equivalent to A-levels or high school diploma) with prerequisite subjects in Biology, Chemistry, and English. A minimum IELTS score of 7.0 (with no individual band below 6.5) is required for non-native English speakers. Additionally, applicants may need to undergo a criminal background check, medical clearance, and meet the institution's specific GPA or entry score requirements for admission.

Key Learning Areas

Key learning areas include:

Anatomy and Physiology : Understanding the human reproductive system, pregnancy, and childbirth processes.
Pregnancy and Birth Care:Providing antenatal care, labor support, and managing normal and complex deliveries.

Postnatal Care:Caring for mothers and new-borns in the postpartum period, including breastfeeding and recovery.
Midwifery Ethics and Law:Understanding professional, legal, and ethical responsibilities in midwifery practice.

Clinical Skills Development:– Practical training in essential midwifery skills such as fatal monitoring, new-born assessments, and emergency procedures.

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Bachelor of Midwifery

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