Academic Division of Midwifery - University of Nottingham


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Academic Division of Midwifery

The Academic Division of Midwifery is one of three divisions in the School which is located in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences.

For more than a decade there have been significant initiatives in shared learning with midwifery and medical students at undergraduate level as well as with experienced midwives and specialist obstetric registrar trainees.

Academic midwives are based on the same sites as many of their obstetric colleagues which helps to facilitate collaboration in education, practice and research.

Listen to our student midwives talking about their course at Nottingham

Students based on the Nottingham circuit (25 minutes)
Students based on the Lincoln circuit (5-10 minutes)
Being a male midwife (5-10 minutes)

News and Events

Next Open Day

21/11/2009

Nottingham Education Centre

The MINT Project, Midwives IN Teaching:
A study to identify measures that can be used to determine the value that midwife teachers bring to childbearing women.

April 2009: Anna Kent from 0809s (CHN) has been awarded £800 from the Iolanthe Trust to support her negotiated placement this summer to visit the Hamlin Fistula Hospital in Ethiopia.

RAE Results: The results of the Research Assessment Exercise 2008 confirm the University of Nottingham as one of leading institutions carrying out nursing and midwifery research in the UK. Further details.

Student midwife wins National Award

Student midwife published a book

Major Review 2006: In the Major Review of University of Nottingham healthcare programmes, the Academic Division achieved the best possible outcomes in all categories. See report.