Midwifery
Entry requirements
A level: ABB
About this course
BMid in Midwifery. Graduates are eligible to enter the Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC) Register and receive an Honours degree. 50% of the programme is spent working alongside midwives in community, midwifery-led, and hospital maternity settings, with varied placement experience across three years. Modules include evidence-based practice, human rights and fundamental freedoms, and full systematic physical examination of the newborn infant.
Modules
- Universal care
- Safe and effective midwifery care
- Human rights and fundamental freedoms
- Midwifery Practice Learning 1
- Evidence-based practice
- Additional and emergency midwifery care
- Promoting quality and safety in maternity care
- Midwifery Practice Learning 2
- Midwife as colleague, scholar, and leader
- Consolidation of midwifery practice
- Full systematic physical examination of the newborn infant
- Midwifery Practice Learning 3