Bachelor of Midwifery

Charles Darwin University (RTO 0373)

Institution rating

4.2

Duration

3 yearsfull-time(part-time available)

Study mode

Online, On-campus

Next start date

March

Recognition

Graduates of this course will be eligible to apply for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) to practice as a midwife in all Australian States or Territories.

Entry requirements

Successful completion of Year 12 or equivalent with an ATAR score of at least 80; OR
Successful completion of a Diploma level qualification or higher; OR
Successful completion of at least 6 months of full-time study in a higher education degree or diploma; OR
Successful completion of the Tertiary Enabling Program, Preparation for Tertiary Success courses, or another recognised tertiary preparation program; OR
Achievement of 195 on the Special Tertiary Admissions Test (STAT)

This is a competitive program with a limited number of places.

Where is this course offered?

Available campuses

Casuarina

Online study also available

The course duration and available study modes can vary depending on the campus.

Enquire with Charles Darwin University or visit their website to find out more about your study options.

Course price

The course price can vary depending on a few factors, including:

Whether the institution offers subsidies, concessions, or government loans and your eligibility to receive them
Your previous study and work experience
Your unit selections

Enquire with Charles Darwin University or visit their website to find out more about the course price for you.

What to know before you apply

To help you decide if this is the right course for you, Charles Darwin University can provide you with more information about:

Credit and Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL)

You may be able to get credit or RPL for some units of this course based on your previous studies and work experience. This means the duration of the course may be reduced.

Work placement

Work placement gives you invaluable real-life skills, so you graduate ready to step into a job.

As part of this course you will need to complete a professional experience placement each semester.

Enquire with Charles Darwin University or visit their website to find out more about credit, RPL, or work placement.

What are students saying?

Bachelor of Midwifery
Charles Darwin University
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Published Jul 2018

Bachelor of MidwiferyCharles Darwin University

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Study modeBlended

Student review

Having the Bachelor of Midwifery offered externally was extremely convenient for me having a job, and a family, and not having a local university. While locations of, and the amount of, placements was challenging, I learnt a lot more hands on. The university and lecturers were very supportive and I had many options for interaction, even being an online degree. I would highly recommend CDU.

The student would recommend this course to a friend, colleague or relative

This course had a positive impact on the student’s career

Ability to balance study with your other commitments

4.0

Assistance to help you find a job

5.0

Balance between theory and practical work

5.0

Transparency of course fees

5.0

Quality of teachers and academic support

4.0

Quality of online study portal

5.0

Course content compared to what was expected

5.0

Current and industry-relevant content

5.0

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Support and delivery

When you study with Charles Darwin University, you will:

Have access to a range of study support resources including online tutoring, language and learning support, and practical study tips
Benefit from smaller class sizes and a low student-to-teacher ratio
Enjoy the flexibility to switch between study modes to ensure you can always balance study with other commitments
Have access to support services such as counselling, First Nations student support, student advocacy and a careers centre