Bachelor in Midwifery (Honours)

The University of Queensland combines strong research, a broad array of programs and a welcoming campus culture that supports international students. As a well-established research university, UQ provides modern laboratories, libraries and learning spaces across its faculties, enabling students to pursue undergraduate and postgraduate study in sciences, engineering, business, health and the humanities. The university encourages global engagement through study abroad options and collaborative research projects.

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Located in Queensland, the university provides access to regional industry hubs, research partnerships and vibrant city amenities. With a strong focus on innovation and sustainability, UQ equips graduates with practical skills and a global perspective. International students seeking a research-led education with opportunities for hands-on learning and professional development will find a welcoming, resource-rich environment at the University of Queensland.

The Bachelor in Midwifery (Honours) is a 1-year degree for students who want to become midwives. This program is for students who already have some education in a related field and want to specialize in midwifery.

The curriculum includes courses on pregnancy, childbirth, and newborn care, as well as clinical practice to give you hands-on experience. You'll learn how to care for mothers and babies, and develop the skills you need to become a confident midwife.

After graduating, you can work as a midwife, childbirth educator, or lactation consultant. You could also work in hospitals, birth centers, or community health organizations, helping women have healthy pregnancies and births.