Teaching and assessment for Midwifery BSc

School of Health Sciences

Date of entry

Teaching

The course is mainly delivered online. A range of approaches are used, such as:

  • individual reading lists
  • discussion boards
  • web conferences
  • web based activities and quizzes
  • classroom teaching
  • tutorials (only for the partial face-to-face locally delivered modules)

You will study four modules, one of which will be the core module, Introduction to Research Based Practice. This module is invaluable for midwives to apply evidence-based practice to their professional context.

Assessment

The course is assessed using a variety of approaches, including:

  • essays and reports
  • online discussion activities and debates
  • quizzes
  • development of presentations
  • portfolio

Core Modules

These modules are an essential part of your course.

Module code: NB30145 Credits: 30 Semester: Semester 2

This module supports the development of academic and research skills, helping you to become an independent learner who thinks creatively and innovatively to solve problems using evidence-based approaches.

You will produce an academic piece of writing to foster core skills development, including academic skills, digital literacy, research, and critical understanding.

Developing Academic and Research Skills full module details
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