Midwifery Science (B.Sc.), dual
Bachelor of Science
Becoming a midwife – Studying midwifery – Being a midwife
Would you like to support women and families during one of the most significant phases of their lives?
Our dual bachelor’s degree program in Midwifery Science will turn you into an expert in pregnancy, childbirth, the postpartum period, and breastfeeding! In our modern skills and simulation laboratory, you will put your theoretical knowledge into practice, training through realistic, birth-related simulations. Thanks to our partnerships with regional clinical placement sites and our experienced faculty – all of whom are qualified midwives themselves – you will be exceptionally well-prepared for this unique profession. Beyond technical expertise, the program also fosters your personal development, strengthening essential soft skills such as empathy, a sense of responsibility, teamwork, and a professional approach when working with women and families. In this dual study program, you earn two qualifications: a Bachelor of Science degree and state certification as a midwife. As part of the dual program, you receive compensation from the clinical placement site where you complete your practical training.
As a midwife, you will play an active role in shaping the future of maternity care, supporting women and their families through these vital life stages, and holding an important position within the healthcare system.
Are you interested in becoming a midwife and providing professional support to families from the very beginning?
Degree program at a glance
- Degree
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
- Type of study
First degree
- Starts of studies
Winter semester
- Standard period of studies
7 semesters
- Admission restriction
No
- Location
Osnabrück – Wissenschaftspark: UA
Career prospects
This degree program qualifies you for the full range of professional roles for midwives, covering both clinical and non-clinical care for women and families. Our graduates work in a variety of settings and areas, including:
- Hospitals
- Independent / freelance midwifery, midwifery practices, and birth centers
- Emerging fields of practice, such as mother-child facilities, family centers, and community health hubs
- Developing concepts for clinical practice
- Management and leadership roles
- Quality management
- Clinical instruction and project management
- Academic and research-related work
- Professional policy and association work
- Teaching at universities or vocational schools
Contact
Would you like to talk to someone about the Midwifery Science degree program, ask specific questions or simply find out more? Then we look forward to hearing from you via one of the following contact options.
Advice and information
Program coordinator
Here you can reach the program coordinator and get advice about the program:
Phone: 0541 969-7296
Cooperative partnership
Practice coordinator
Program management
Program directors
Application, admission and exams
Registrar's office