BSc Midwifery
Course overview
The BSc Midwifery programme at Teesside University prepares students to become skilled, confident, and compassionate midwives capable of autonomous practice within multidisciplinary healthcare teams. The course offers a balanced combination of academic learning and extensive clinical placements across leading NHS trusts, ensuring that students develop both theoretical understanding and real-world experience.
This 36-month full-time degree, accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), leads to eligibility for professional registration as a Midwife in the UK. Students participate in placement shifts that include nights and weekends, accurately reflecting the demands of real-world midwifery practice. Throughout the course, emphasis is placed on leadership, communication, and critical analysis—essential skills for delivering safe and high-quality care to mothers, infants, and families.
Assessment is diverse and designed to reflect professional expectations. Students are evaluated through written assignments, case studies, exams, reflections, presentations, and projects. Practical competencies are measured using the electronic Practice Assessment Document (ePAD), which aligns with NMC standards of proficiency for midwives.
Entry requirements
International applicants are welcome to apply and must meet both academic and English language requirements. Shortlisted applicants will also take part in an interview, which may be conducted either in person or online.
Grade Requirements:
- 120 UCAS points from a QAA-recognised Access course, preferably in biology.
- A minimum of five GCSEs at grade 4 (C) or above, including English language, mathematics, and a science subject.
- 120 points from three A levels (or equivalent T levels), including a science subject, preferably biology. Psychology and Physical Education are also accepted.
English Proficiency:
- An overall IELTS score of 7.0, with at least 6.5 in writing and 7.0 in reading, listening, and speaking.
Career opportunities
Graduates of the BSc Midwifery programme can pursue a range of professional roles in maternal and neonatal healthcare, including:
- Registered Midwife
- Community Midwife
- Neonatal Nurse Specialist
- Midwifery Lecturer or Educator
- Public Health Midwife
Cost of study
The tuition fee for international students enrolling in the BSc Midwifery programme at Teesside University is £17,000 per academic year.
Admission
Applications for the BSc Midwifery course are submitted through UCAS. For personalised assistance and detailed guidance throughout the admission process, applicants are encouraged to contact AHZ’s expert counsellors.
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