Bachelor of Midwifery

Introduction to Midwifery Knowledge and Skills
Professional and Therapeutic Interaction in Midwifery
Constructions of Knowledge
Human Anatomy and Physiology 
Developing Midwifery Practice
Pregnancy and Birth 
Te Whare Kōhanga - Bicultural Frameworks for Midwifery Practice
Mother and Baby Dyad
Midwifery Practice and the Childbearing Year
Continuity in Midwifery Practice
Women's Health Assessment
Complications and Conditions
Women’s Health and Midwifery Practice
Complications and Conditions in Midwifery Practice 
Pharmacology for Midwifery Practice
Complexity, Diversity and Frameworks for Midwifery Practice
Complexity and Diversity in Midwifery Practice
Rangahau and Research Methods for Midwifery
Integrating Midwifery 
Transition to Practice
Elective Practicum

- a minimum of 18 credits at NCEA level 3 or higher in biology or chemistry; or a minimum of 16 credits at level 2 biology or chemistry if the applicant has not studied these subjects at level 3; and

- a minimum of 16 credits at NCEA level 3 or higher in an English language-rich subject (such as English, History, Art History, Classics, Geography, Economics or Media Studies); and

a minimum of 16 credits at NCEA level 3 or higher in one additional approved subject; and

- literacy (10 credits at NCEA level 2 or above made up of 5 credits each in reading and writing); and

- numeracy (10 credits at NCEA level 1 or above); or

- equivalent.

Candidates will be required to complete:

- self-declaration of criminal convictions, and

- self-declaration of mental and physical condition, and

- one written reference.