Undergraduate Program

The undergraduate program is characterized by its solid and complete professional midwifery training, which emphasizes both the theory and practice of midwifery, as well as the development of practical skills. The curriculum is designed with gender mainstreaming at its core, with gender awareness and women-centered concepts in mind. In addition, the learning content includes the female life cycle, from adolescence, pregnancy, and adulthood, to menopause, to cultivate midwifery and women’s healthcare skills in response to clinical and community needs.

The master’s degree program aims to cultivate advanced midwifery skills in clinical education and research. Building on students’ midwifery skills and education attained prior to enrollment, this program cultivates the continued development of their scientific research, leadership management, and educational capabilities. The curriculum emphasizes innovation and research methods, combines the development of midwifery knowledge of theory and practice, and focuses on increasing the knowledge of midwifery practices, policies, and education to enhance global perspectives and leadership skills and promote the professional development of midwifery.