BSc Midwifery
Course overview
The BSc Midwifery at Middlesex University is a three-year programme that prepares students to become registered midwives. The university partners with local NHS trusts to ensure students gain detailed practical training alongside strong theoretical knowledge.
The programme is divided equally: students spend half of their time in the classroom learning theory, and the other half at leading hospitals in London completing clinical placements where they apply what they learn.
The curriculum covers modules that meet the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) standards for expertise. Topics include anatomy and physiology, psychosocial issues, and ethical considerations. Students also benefit from access to the university’s midwifery skills lab, where they can practice in a safe environment.
Entry requirements
Candidates must submit a personal statement, details of their studies, an academic and/or employer reference, and a CV to demonstrate work experience.
Grade Requirements:
- 112 UCAS points, including A-levels, BTEC, or equivalent.
- Other international qualifications equivalent to A-levels are accepted.
- GCSE at grade 4 (C) or above in English and Mathematics.
English Proficiency:
- Overall IELTS Academic score of 6.0, with a minimum of 5.5 in each section.
- PTE Academic and TOEFL iBT are also accepted.
- Candidates who do not meet these requirements can take a pre-sessional English course at the university.
Career opportunities
Graduates of the BSc Midwifery from Middlesex University are well-prepared for careers such as:
- NHS Midwife
- Community Midwife
- Antenatal Ward Midwife
- Private Midwifery Practice
- Midwifery Educator
Cost of study
The tuition fee for the BSc Midwifery at Middlesex University is £16,000 per year.
Admission
Applications for the BSc Midwifery are made through UCAS. For additional guidance, applicants can contact AHZ advisors for personalised support with the application process.
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