Midwifery Education Program
Course of Study
Introduction
The Midwifery Program's course can be completed in 4-6 years.
- The course of study is divided into 4 levels. Initially, students complete academic coursework on a full-time or part-time course load.
- Academic course loads may vary depending on transfer credits.
- All academic courses must be completed before beginning clinical courses.
- Clinical segments of the program cannot be completed on a part-time basis. Clinical placements/practicums can involve being on call 24 hours a day, and students must organize their work and life schedules to accommodate the demands of clinical work. Clinical segments of the program include Normal Childbearing, Midwifery: Complications and Consultation, Midwifery: Maternal and Newborn Pathology, and Clerkship as well as two terms of Interprofessional Placements.
- To read course descriptions for academic courses and clinical placements click here.
- To see a list of suggested Professionally-Related electives, and recommended Womens' Studies and Social Science electives, click here.
- Clinical placements/practicums may be located outside of Toronto.
- Students are also required to do regular coursework during their placements.
- Periodic intensive sessions that last 3-7 days are required aspects of the program.
Degree completed in: |
Academic work completed in: |
Clinical work completed in: |
4 year stream (full-time) |
1.5 years |
2.5 years |
5 year stream (part-time) |
2.5 years |
2.5 years |
6 year stream (part-time) |
3.5 years |
2.5 years |
Download the Detailed Course of Study
For a complete listing of the course of study in pdf format, please select the appropriate document:
4-6 Year Streams - Students Who Entered Prior to Fall 2013.pdf
4-6 Year Streams - Students Entering as of Fall 2013.pdf
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