Course delivery
The programme is underpinned by University of Staffordshire's academic regulations and is mapped to the pre-registration curriculum to allow shared learning.
You will be required to meet and demonstrate the range of measurable objectives and outcomes set by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (2019) and University of Staffordshire to be eligible to practice as a registered midwife. This curriculum is designed in such a way as to make these transparent to you, in order that you are aware of what you need to achieve and what is required of you.
The programme aims to enhance inter-professional learning, recognising its role in promoting holistic care and woman-centred awareness. Modules and sessions integrated cross-disciplinary perspectives to cultivate awareness, trust, and respect among healthcare professionals, ultimately enhancing patient safety and service user experience. You will develop as an independent critical thinker through the use of enquiry-based learning and flipped classroom techniques, where learners assess what they can do independently and then build on their knowledge through a range of guided learning activities.
Each September, we welcome a new cohort of approximately 50 students into our midwifery program. Our classes are designed to accommodate both online and in-person learning, providing flexibility to meet diverse needs and preferences.
Classes typically begin at 9:00 AM and conclude at 4:00 PM, ensuring a full day of immersive and interactive learning experiences. Whether you join us online or at our Stafford campus, you can expect a supportive and engaging environment that fosters both academic and personal growth.