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Introduction to the Midwifery Program

The Midwifery Program at Karolinska Institutet offers students the opportunity to study midwifery in a global context. The program has agreements with several universities around the world, providing students with the chance to participate in exchange studies during their time at the institute.

Possible Exchange Studies within the Midwifery Program

The Midwifery Program offers exchange studies in several countries, including:

• Australia: La Trobe University (five-week clinical exchange)
• Netherlands: Hogeschool INHOLLAND Diemen (five-week clinical exchange in Amsterdam, with the possibility of completing part of the degree project)
• Uganda: Makerere University (five-week clinical exchange)

Applying for Exchange Studies within the Midwifery Program

To apply for exchange studies, students must submit their applications by the deadline: February 15 for autumn semester and October 1 for spring semester. Before applying, students should gather information about the possibilities for exchange studies and the application process.

Documents

Required documents for the application include:

• Registration form
• Curriculum Vitae (CV) in English
• Transcript of records (in English)
• Letter of motivation (in English, maximum one A4 page)

Step 1 - Application to KI

The application process involves two steps. The first step is to apply to Karolinska Institutet, which includes:

• Online registration
• Uploading required documents (CV, transcript of records, letter of motivation)

Step 2 - Application to the Partner University

After being nominated for an exchange spot, students will receive information about the application process to the partner university. This process varies depending on the university and may include additional documentation and deadlines.

Economy during Exchange Studies

Students are eligible for student financial aid during their exchange studies, provided that the studies are credited towards their degree at KI. Additional funding, such as travel grants, may also be available.

Selection and Nomination

The selection process for exchange studies is based on a set of criteria, including:

• Number of completed credits
• Academic performance
• Language proficiency
• Motivation letter
• Representation of KI

Links

For more information about studying abroad, please visit the KI website.

Conclusion

The Midwifery Program at Karolinska Institutet offers a unique opportunity for students to engage in exchange studies and gain international experience in the field of midwifery. With its global network of partner universities, the program provides students with the chance to study in a foreign country and broaden their understanding of midwifery practices worldwide.