Bsc (hons) - Midwifery in University of Cumbria, UK

Bsc (hons) - Midwifery in University of Cumbria

You’ll spend 50% of your time in practice, working with highly skilled professionals you will support birthing parents and their families to access health care to boost your skills and confidence.

You will experience midwifery care in all settings, working with continuity of care teams, on consultant-led units, birth centres and within the community. Alongside this, you will experience bespoke placements in neonatal units, theatres, and medical and surgical wards. Elective placement weeks are built into each year of the programme where you can take the opportunity to experience midwifery practise elsewhere in the country. The placements aim to ensure you experience all care settings.

Theory is delivered by expert teaching staff and is based on the latest evidence and research, using modern teaching methods and technology.

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