BSc (Hons) Midwifery

The BSc Midwifery course at Robert Gordon University is a full time undergraduate programme that runs over three years. The course offers theoretical knowledge and practical training about the role of a midwife and maternal care. Students are prepared for a career in midwifery through a blend of academic learning and practical placements in various healthcare settings. Course Content: The course curriculum is composed of lectures, tutorials, and placements. The placement starts from the first year itself where students experience a range of clinical environments and gain hands-on skills. Students will study subjects like human biology, social science, and professional practice in relation to childbirth. The course places a heavy emphasis on clinical experience and students spend majority of their time in placements in different parts of Scotland.Key Modules: The course is broken down into key modules that include Preparing for Professional Practice, Social Science applied to Health, Human Biology, Fundamental Midwifery Theory and Practice, Advancing Midwifery Theory and Practice, Leadership in Maternity Care, Complex Midwifery Theory and Practice, and Dissertation.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) which means that after successful completion, students will gain professional registration as a Midwife with the NMC.Future Careers: After completing the course, graduates can pursue a career as a registered midwife in a range of settings such as community, hospital or independent practice. They can work with a range of healthcare professionals and support women and their families during pregnancy, labour, and after birth. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.