Midwifery Long Programme BSc (Hons)
UCAS description BSc/MWif.
Locations Park Campus, NHS Trusts.
Attendance Three years full-time.
Entry requirements
Standard entry requirements apply. A typical offer would consist of 300+ UCAS tariff points, which can be as follows:
A level entry:
• Only A levels (A2) will be accepted as entry criteria (General Studies not included). A levels need to be a minimum of grade of B/B/C or above
• One A level must be in a science which includes biology, chemistry, physics, psychology or sociology
• AS (A1) levels and extended projects will not contribute to tariff points
Access Programmes:
• Access programmes must consist of a minimum of 60 credits in total (15 at Level 2 and 45 at Level 3)
• Level 3 credits must be achieved at a minimum of 30 at Merit and 15 at Distinction achieved at level 3 in science
BTEC Studies:
• The award of 3 distinctions (DDD) must be achieved
Awards must have a science focus for example health and social care. If awards are in other areas then an additional level 3 science qualification should be gained.
CACHE Diploma:
• Must be achieved at grade A and students must have an additional level 3 science qualification In addition:
• Applicants must have GCSEs that include Mathematics, English and Science at grade C or above or a recognised equivalent
• Applicants must also have evidence of relevant, academically assessed study at Level 3 or 4, within the last three years
• A minimum of 150 hours health care work experience is also essential
• All offers of a place on the programme are subject to Successful Occupational Health Screening and a clear DBS record
• Applications for deferred places will not be considered Course summary
Midwifery offers an exciting and challenging career supporting women and their families through pregnancy, childbirth and the early days of parenthood. You will participate in theory sessions based at Park Campus where there is a dedicated midwifery skills suite for practice of clinical skills in a simulated environment.
Additionally, you will gain practical experience within the maternity services in one of the three partnership NHS Trusts each of which has a member of the midwifery team dedicated to that area for support of the mentors and the students.
All theory and practice is assessed and credited towards the final degree classification.
The University currently has stage 1 accreditation and is working towards full baby friendly accreditation with UNICEF UK by 2015. One of only 12 other Universities in the UK which have full accreditation within midwifery programmes means that by studying midwifery, you will be enabled to fully support mothers and their families with infant feeding and parenting.
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