The course is designed to prepare students to achieve the statutory requirements of the UKCC and European Midwives Directives. It aims to provide an innovative, contemporary curriculum to produce analytical, critical practitioners with the skills and knowledge necessary for the provision of high quality care to women and their families. Students will be exposed to a variety of educational and practice settings and they will be encouraged to view learning as a lifelong process.
Reflection is emphasised throughout the course to enhance the integration of theory and practice.
Applications are encouraged from women and men from varying backgrounds with personal qualities which include a mature, open-minded approach, good interpersonal skills and empathy. The course covers a wide range of subjects and provides the scientific knowledge base for midwifery practice. Applied social science Professional, ethical and legal issues in midwifery Research methods Fertility and sexual health Evidence-based practice Option modules Assessment Continuous assessment of theory and practice to include reflections on practice, extended essays, examinations and projects. Dynamic, research-based education. No tuition fees.