Midwifery

The Bachelor's Degree Programme in Midwifery prepares highly qualified healthcare professionals with expertise in promoting sexual and reproductive health, providing care throughout pregnancy, childbirth, the postnatal period, neonatal care up to the first 1,000 days of life, and supporting women's gynaecological health across the lifespan.

As a professionally qualifying degree programme, the final examination also serves as the State Licensing Examination, granting eligibility to practise as a Midwife.

The curriculum combines a strong theoretical foundation with extensive clinical training through lectures, simulation-based learning, practical workshops, and progressively structured clinical placements in major hospital and community healthcare settings. This educational approach enables students to develop clinical, interpersonal, and decision-making skills while promoting evidence-based, woman-centred, newborn-centred, and family-centred care.

Graduates in Midwifery practise with professional autonomy and accountability, contributing to health promotion, disease prevention, clinical care, health education, and continuity of care for women, newborns, families, and communities. They work across a wide range of healthcare settings, including hospitals, community and primary care services, and home-based care, collaborating within multidisciplinary teams to ensure safe, appropriate, respectful, and high-quality care that upholds people's health rights.