Program Overview

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Introduction to the Midwifery Program

The University of Surrey offers a Midwifery program that equips students with the skills to care for women during antenatal, labor, and postnatal periods, as well as the experience to become confident healthcare professionals.

Key Course Information

• Course Options: BSc (Hons)
• Typical Offer: BBB
• Start Date: September 2026
• Full Time: 3 years
• UK Fees: To be confirmed
• Overseas Fees: Ł17,500
• Subject Area: Health sciences, nursing, and midwifery
• UCAS Code: B711
• Campus: Kate Granger Building

Why Choose This Course?

• Study a hands-on, clinical curriculum aligned with the UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative.
• Access to a state-of-the-art Clinical Simulation Centre for practice.
• Spend half of the course in clinical placements to gain practical experience.
• Learn from a multidisciplinary team of lecturers who are healthcare professionals.
• Eligibility for an NHS training grant and financial support for placement-related expenses.

Statistics and Accreditation

• Ranking: 11th in the UK for nursing and midwifery in the QS World University Subject Rankings 2025.
• Employment Rate: 99% of health sciences graduates are in employment or further study within 15 months of graduating.
• Accreditation: Recognized by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) for the purpose of registration as a qualified midwife.

Course Details

What You Will Study

The course covers topics fundamental to midwifery, including anatomy, physiology, ethical practice, and public health. It progresses to complex midwifery care, emergencies, and leadership.

Professional Recognition

The BSc (Hons) Midwifery program is recognized by the NMC, allowing graduates to register as qualified midwives.

Course Structure

The three-year course includes:

• Year 1: MIDWIFERY PRACTICE 1, introducing theory and practice.
• Year 2: MIDWIFERY PRACTICE 2, focusing on complex midwifery care and emergencies.
• Year 3: MIDWIFERY PRACTICE 3, preparing students for professional registration and practice.

Teaching and Learning

• Baby Friendly Curriculum: Accredited by the UNICEF UK Baby Friendly initiative.
• Teaching Staff: Includes lecturers from Surrey and guest lecturers from local healthcare settings.
• Day-to-Day Learning: Combines group work, lectures, online learning, practical simulations, and seminars.

Assessment

Assessment methods include case studies, examinations, presentations, and simulated learning experiences.

Career Opportunities

• Employment Rate: 99% of health sciences graduates are in employment or further study.
• Career Paths: Midwifery, education, management, mentoring, and research.

Facilities

• Clinical Simulation Centre: Equipped with a birthing suite and lifelike manikins for realistic practice scenarios.
• Independent Clinical Learning Room: For practicing skills with necessary equipment.

Hear from Our Students

Students praise the supportive staff, advanced facilities, and insightful clinical placements.

Entry Requirements

• Typical Offer: BBB at A-level.
• GCSE Requirements: English, Mathematics, and Science at Grade 4 (C).
• International Qualifications: Accepted, with specific requirements outlined.
• English Language Requirements: IELTS Academic 7.0 overall with 7.0 in each element.

Fees and Funding

• UK Fees: To be confirmed.
• Overseas Fees: Ł17,500.
• Scholarships and Bursaries: Available, including the Vice-Chancellor's Future Leaders Award and the Nursing and Midwifery Undergraduate Scholarship.

Placements

• Clinical Placements: Half of the training is spent in clinical placements, under the supervision of qualified practitioners.
• Settings: Include NHS trusts, private healthcare organizations, and charities, across various settings such as maternity units and community healthcare.

Register Your Interest and Apply

Information on how to apply through UCAS, with the institution code S85 and course code B711 for the BSc (Hons) Midwifery program.