The University of Strasbourg, through its Faculty of Medicine, Midwifery, and Health Sciences, offers the General Diploma in Midwifery Sciences (DFGSMa). This program is designed to equip students with a high level of knowledge and skills essential for the practice of midwifery. The curriculum is structured around acquiring foundational scientific knowledge, engaging in research, understanding human physiology and pharmacology, and developing a fundamental understanding of the human being. The program aims to foster autonomous, responsible, and reflective professionals.
The General Education Program at UIC is a core component of every undergraduate degree, designed to provide students with a broad exposure to various academic disciplines. It aims to build a foundation of knowledge, skills, and competencies essential for well-educated graduates and engaged citizens. The program encourages intellectual exploration by dividing learning into six broad areas, allowing students to delve into subjects of interest while ensuring a comprehensive educational experience. This flexible model also supports interdisciplinary learning and allows colleges to tailor requirements to their specific needs, while maintaining a campus-wide minimum standard of one course per category.