Access to Midwifery
Career opportunities
You can apply to universities for a Midwifery degree course leading to a career as a Midwife.
The qualification specialises in subjects best suited to Midwifery but you should also consider that this Access Diploma covers Nursing and Health Professions. This means that a far wider range of career opportunities are actually open to you. All the areas below relate to the Access Diploma in Nursing, Midwifery & Health Professions:
- Access to Biomedical Science
- Access to Allied Health Professions
- Access to Nursing
- Access to Paramedicine
- Access to Physiotherapy
Acquiring the knowledge and skills to become a professional involves training and study at degree level but there is a range of vital support roles that require no set academic qualifications for which an Access Diploma is an ideal way to maximise your job prospects.
Who are Access Courses for?
Access Courses are designed for people who would like to study at university but who left school without the usual qualifications, such as 'A' levels or GCSEs. They are also useful for changing career, entering employment supporting professionals and accessing work-based training.
Entry requirements - there are no specific entry requirements. We recommend you contact your preferred university to ask about their particular entry requirements before you start, so we can advise on the best pathway for you. We also provide GCSE equivalences to add to your Access Diploma.
What do you study?
Access to Higher Education Diploma in Nursing, Midwifery and Health Professions Pathway
All Health pathways lead to the same qualification. It is the choice of Modules which results in your specialism.
Specialist subject areas include: Research Methods, Human Biological Science, Child Development & Welfare, Adolescence, Adulthood & Old Age, Social Conflict, Social Interaction, Biological Health & Disease, Psychopathology.
See full details >>> about the exact Midwifery Course Modules and combination options.
