135 Midwifery and Women's Health Degree Programs

In recent years, we have become more engaged with feminism, with the profound meaning of being a woman in today's world. But to what extent have we managed to integrate this into our clinical practice? In the psychotherapeutic setting, we must learn to identify inequality and how women's social, psychological, and relational identity is constructed. We must work with a clear understanding of the meaning of gender and the differences this entails in treatment.

The Course in Midwifery is a three years course and aims at the theoretical-practical training for the future midwife. The focus is on in-depth knowledge of physiology, promotion, and maintenance of women's health at all stages of life with particular attention to the mother-infant couple.

If you’re a practising midwife and want to apply a specialised body of knowledge to your practice, this course will help you advance your career by developing your leadership and training skills.

Master's degree graduates in Nursing and Midwifery Sciences possess advanced cultural and professional training to intervene with high competence in management, training and research processes in the health professions as a whole.

This second-cycle master's degree program (Class LM/SNT1) is designed to train healthcare professionals with advanced skills in the fields of nursing and midwifery, management, education, and research.

PhD in Nursing and Midwifery You’ll be part of a dynamic doctoral research environment and will study alongside students from across the world undertaking research in key healthcare areas including our three core innovative research themes, which encapsulate lifespan health research from conception to end-of-life: Maternal and Child Health; Chronic Illness and Palliative Care and Education and Practice.

The degree course in Midwifery aims to train the professional who works autonomously and responsibly in the field of care and treatment, global, sexual and reproductive health, and protects the psycho-physical and social well-being of women, the foetus and newborn, the family and the community.

The MSc Midwifery programme will enable you to build on your existing skills as an adult nurse and develop professional competency as a midwife. You will graduate with a Masters in Midwifery and you will be eligible to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) as a Midwife.

Turn your Kingston University Midwifery PGDip into an MSc with this one-year accelerator course. You’ll develop your problem solving skills, critically evaluate contemporary midwifery research and explore ways to manage unpredictable and complex issues.

If you can demonstrate that you’ve engaged in midwifery practice, and have a relevant undergraduate degree, or an equivalent qualification, we want to hear from you. In this course, you can explore an area of particular interest and learn how to be an independent researcher under the supervision of leaders in midwifery.

Deliver life-changing care for babies and the people who birth them. This postgraduate course will give you the clinical skills and experience you need to register as a midwife with the Nursing and Midwifery Council. Studying Midwifery with a Registered Midwife at Kingston will deepen your expertise and open doors to a rewarding career with a life-enhancing impact.

Prepare for a fulfilling career as a midwife with Kingston University's Midwifery with Registered Midwife BMid (Hons) course. You’ll gain scientific knowledge, hands-on experience and compassionate care skills through state-of-the-art simulated learning spaces. Our dedicated midwifery suite replicates both home and hospital settings.

This 16 month taught Master's programme nurtures talented and innovative professional practitioners, placing practice at the forefront. The course is delivered through the five specialist pathways long associated with the School of Nursing & Midwifery, enabling students from differing professional backgrounds to review their own practice and share balanced and critical findings that contribute towards improving the quality and efficiency of health and social care provision on a global level.

The Gynaecology and Obstetrics doctoral program includes projects undertaken in the whole range of subspecialties within the discipline as well as those undertaken in cooperation with other disciplines. The expected level of professional knowledge should meet the EBCOG specialty examination requirements. The Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics at the Medical Faculty, Charles University in Pilsen focuses its scientific and research activities on the following themes: Oncogynaecology, Pelvic Floor Surgery, Immunology of Reproduction, Urogynaecology, Peripartum care, and Gynaecological Endoscopy. There is close cooperation with the Biomedical Centre of the Medical Faculty, a leading and state-of-the-art research establishment. The Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics also serves as a regional tertiary referral and postgraduate training center. Study program without specialization.

This one-year full-time MSc is designed for registered nurses, midwives, and other healthcare professionals who wish to advance their clinical practice, leadership, education or research skills. The programme offers a flexible broad-based award and 13 specialist pathways, combining taught modules (Stage 1: 120 CATS) with a Stage 2 dissertation (60 CATS).