
The Bachelor of Midwifery (Honours) is a one-year program designed for registered midwives who wish to deepen their research capabilities. It focuses on contemporary health issues relevant to pregnancy and midwifery practice. Students will develop advanced research skills through coursework and will complete a substantial research project on a topic of their choice. This program prepares graduates for advanced roles in the evolving health sector, including midwifery research, and is delivered in a blended or online format.
The program comprises 8 courses (96 units) divided into a coursework component and a research component. Students must complete all required courses to be eligible for an honours grade, which is determined by their overall percentage results and performance in the research project.
Graduates can pursue advanced roles within the health sector, leveraging their enhanced research skills and specialized knowledge. Opportunities exist within new maternity services, health precincts, and academic institutions.
This program is only available to domestic students.
Fees are indicative and subject to change. CSP status applies to domestic students.
Graduates may be eligible for membership with the Australian College of Midwives.
The Bachelor of Midwifery (Honours) is a one-year program. It is designed for registered midwives seeking to enhance their research capabilities.
Applicants must be registered midwives. This program is exclusively available to domestic students in Australia.
The indicative 2026 tuition fee for domestic students with a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) is A$5,336. This program is not available to international students.
Graduates can pursue advanced roles such as midwifery researcher or registered midwife in various settings. This program also serves as a pathway to an academic career.
The program is delivered in a blended learning or online format. It focuses on developing advanced research skills through coursework and a substantial research project.