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What to expect on your midwifery course

Hear from our team about the types of support we offer and the course structure

Training to become a successul midwife means being dedicated and passionate about your studies, for those who you'll be caring for in the future. But it's not all left down to you. We have a comprehensive support system and a well designed course structure, to help empower you to reach your goals.

Types of support you can receive include, but are not limited to:   

  • a personal tutor, who you can speak to during your studies  
  • practice support tutors who are there to find out about your experiences and offer dedicated support if it's needed
  • peer support, there are many opportunities to learn from your course mates through group work and our Nursing and Midwifery Association student society   
  • university-wide support from our Support and Wellbeing team, counselling service, Disability Support Services and Health Service  

Check out this video to hear directly from our friendly midwifery team about what to expect throughout the course.

Midwifery academics talk about the course and support you'll receive

Midwifery academics talk about the course and support you'll receive

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