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Where can I study Midwifery?

 

Below is a list of the Australian educational institutions which offer midwifery courses. The list may not be complete or up to date. Check with the Australian College of Midwives or your state Nursing and Midwifery Office for the most up to date information.

Victoria


Victoria University
  • Range of undergraduate courses, including honours programs, and a variety of postgraduate programs from graduate certificates to masters and doctorates.

Deakin University

  • Postgraduate midwifery courses

Latrobe University

  • Double bachelor degree
  • Postgraduate midwifery courses

Monash University

  • Undergraduate midwifery degree
  • Postgraduate courses

RMIT

  • Graduate Certificate in Midiwfery (re-entry) for midwives seeking to re register or overseas midwives seeking registration.
  • Graduate Diploma in Midwifery for registered nurses seeking to register as a midwife.
  • Masters in Midwifery.
  • Planning an undergraduate midwifery program for 2008/9.

University of Ballarat

  • Graduate Diploma in Midwifery

Australian Catholic University

  • Offering Bachelor of Midwifery, Postgraduate Midwifery and Masters of Midwifery

New South Wales


University of Wollongong

  • Post graduate midwifery program

University of Western Sydney
  • Postgraduate Diploma in Midwifery

University of Technology, Sydney

  • Undergraduate degree
  • Postgraduate courses

University of Newcastle

  • Postgraduate midwifery courses

Charles Sturt University

Postgraduate Diploma of Midwifery

Australian Capital Territory


University of Canberra
Postgraduate diploma in midwifery.
Bachelor of Midwifery to start in 2009.

 

Northern Territory

 

Check with the Australian College of Midwives for information about the Northern Territory.

 

Tasmania

 

University of Tasmania
UTAS offers a graduate diploma in midwifery on a part time basis over two years.

 

Queensland


Central Queensland University

  • Graduate Diploma of Midwifery
  • Master of Midwifery

University of Southern Queensland

  • Master of Midwifery (an 8 course program offered by distance education)
 

The University of Queensland

  • Bachelor of Midwifery program
 

Griffith University

  • Postgraduate midwifery course
 

Queensland University of Technology

  • Graduate Diploma in Midwifery
 

Australian Catholic University

  • Offering Bachelor of Midwifery, Postgraduate Midwifery and Masters of Midwifery

 

South Australia


University of South Australia

  • Academic programs to postgraduate level
 

Flinders University South Australia

  •  Bachelor program with three entry pathways:
  1. Pathway 1 for those without previous nursing or midwifery qualifications,
  2. Pathway 2 for registered general nurses; and
  3. Pathway 3 for registered midwives.
  • Master of Midwifery degree

 

Western Australia


Curtin University of Technology WA

  • Three-year Bachelor of Science (Midwifery)
  • Postgraduate Midwifery courses.
 

Edith Cowan University

  • Twelve month Postgraduate Diploma in Midwifery
  • Master by Coursework
  • Masters by Research
  • Doctorates

 

 

 

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