Midwifery
What is a Midwife?
A midwife is an evidence-based healthcare practitioner who is there to provide a safe, respectful, caring and personalised service to women, their babies and families. The Midwife provides care throughout the antenatal, intrapartum and post partum period. She/he does more than deliver babies or work with small children; she/he helps women make informed decisions and choices regarding the variety of options for care that are available.
Why study at Leeds?
The University of Leeds is a world class University, with Midwifery lecturers who are committed to providing inspirational research led teaching. The lecturers are committed to the provision of a dynamic learning environment, assisting students to develop the competence required to be fit for practice, award and purpose. Student Midwives on the programme have access to a range of vibrant clinical areas in both regional and district maternity units.
PLEASE NOTE THE SHORTENED MIDWIFERY COURSE (BS-MID-S06) IS NOW CLOSED AS OF 26.4.12
| Code | Course Title |
| BS-MID-L06 | BSc (Hons) Midwifery (3 year) |
| BS-MID-S06 | BSc (Hons) Midwifery (Shortened) |
To View the programme catalogue for further information on these courses, see the Module Catalogue, search by school 'School of Healthcare' and enter the course subject in 'search by Keyword'
