Bachelor in Midwifery Sciences

Study and career opportunities The Bachelor’s degree in Midwifery Sciences prepares students for midwifery practice in clinical settings. Students can also continue their studies at the Master’s level. More info Download Skills developed Foster the acquisition of in-depth knowledge of the sciences underlying midwifery practice, including midwifery, obstetrics, and gynaecology. Foster the acquisition of adequate knowledge of professional ethics and legislation applicable to the practice of the profession. Foster the acquisition of knowledge in medicine (biological functions, anatomy, and physiology) and pharmacology in the field of obstetrics and neonatal care, as well as an understanding of the relationships between health status and the physical and social environment of the individual, and their behaviour. Promote interprofessional collaboration in specialised care processes to enhance patient safety. Learning outcomes Cross-disciplinary Midwifery Practice Provide culturally appropriate care, based on evidence, reflecting professional responsibility and the role of the midwife as a key healthcare professional, while valuing cross-cutting skills such as communication, critical thinking, and adaptability. Demonstrate leadership within a midwifery team and engage in continuous training to improve knowledge. Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Provide comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care, including contraception, pre-conception counselling, and abortion, while respecting individual rights and diverse identities. Provide information and support to women, adolescents, families, and communities to promote informed decision-making regarding sexual and reproductive health, incorporating health promotion strategies to empower individuals and improve outcomes. Prenatal Care Conduct comprehensive assessments of women’s and foetuses’ health to ensure well-being and detect complications during pregnancy. Offer counselling, health promotion actions, and approp