Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Drama and Theatre] From University of Kent

At The University of Hull studying the BSc Midwifery (Hons) through clinical practice and scheduled classes, students gain the skills and self-confidence needed to become a key member of a multidisciplinary team of health care professionals. You are supported by an experienced team of staff who are dedicated to producing high quality health practitioners.

Please note, this programme is open to Home/EU students only.

The aim of the Midwifery (Hons) programme is to develop a midwife who is able to deliver the best possible care to women and their families. It provides opportunities for students to develop their full potential and fosters commitment to continuing education. Graduates at the end of the programme will be ready to undertake the role and responsibilities of the midwife. Midwives leave the Faculty and go on to the wide range of career opportunities available for them. Students are prepared to work anywhere in the UK and throughout the world.

With an extensive portfolio of NHS-funded continuing professional development opportunities, students can expect to maintain their relationship with their Ôalma materÕ- all midwives need to be able to mentor the next generation of midwives so the mentorship module is usually the first port of call. From then midwives can study at masterÕs level using our flexible framework to undertake education in key areas of practice.

This is a three-year full-time course. It consists entirely of compulsory modules.

Future Prospects

The aim of the programme is to develop a midwife who is able to deliver the best possible care to women and their families.

It provides opportunities for students to develop their full potential and fosters commitment to continuing education. Graduates at the end of the programme will be ready to undertake the role and responsibilities of the midwife.

Midwives leave the Faculty and go on to the wide range of career opportunities available for them. Students are prepared to work anywhere in the UK and throughout the world.Ê100% of full-time students on this programme find employment or progress to further study within six months of finishing their course (Higher Education Statistics Agency 2017).

With an extensive portfolio of NHS-funded continuing professional development opportunities, students can expect to maintain their relationship with their Ôalma materÕ- all midwives need to be able to mentor the next generation of midwives so the mentorship module is usually the first port of call. From then midwives can study at masterÕs level using our flexible framework to undertake education in key areas of practice.