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| Program Level | Duration of study | Type of study | Language of instruction |
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Bachelor's degree
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4 academic years + mandatory internship year
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Full-time
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English
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About the program
The Bachelor of Science in Midwifery program is a specialized health program designed to prepare scientifically and professionally qualified midwives to provide comprehensive care for women, mothers, and newborns. This program aligns with the needs of society and the demands of the healthcare job market, within a supportive and innovative academic environment that supports the goals of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030.
The program focuses on equipping students with the scientific knowledge and clinical skills necessary for practicing midwifery. This is achieved through courses in basic sciences and nursing, pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care, newborn care, reproductive health, patient safety, and infection control, in addition to practical and clinical training.
The program comprises a study plan totaling 141 credit hours. Upon completion of these hours, students undergo a mandatory internship year, enabling them to gain the practical experience necessary to practice the profession efficiently and responsibly.
Program Objectives:
To prepare qualified graduates with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide outstanding midwifery care.
To develop the cognitive and leadership skills of program graduates, enhancing their professional performance.
To develop students' scientific research skills and empower them to practice ethical and professional evidence-based midwifery care.
To promote graduates' participation in community service and health and community activities.
To provide a standardized learning environment and suitable academic infrastructure for midwifery students.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Bachelor of Science in Midwifery program are qualified for several career paths, including:
First: Specialized Professional Practice
Midwife
Registered Midwife
Working in maternal and newborn care within healthcare facilities
Providing follow-up and care services during pregnancy, childbirth, and the postpartum period
Second: Management and Consulting in Midwifery
Midwifery Services Manager or Supervisor
Consultant in Midwifery and Maternal and Newborn Care
Participating in the development and improvement of midwifery procedures and services within healthcare facilities
Third: Education and Training
Working in midwifery education and training as a lecturer or trainer
Participating in clinical and professional training programs for students and trainees
Fourth: Public Health and Community Health
Working in public health and community health fields related to maternal and child health
Participating in health awareness programs and preventive care for mothers and newborns
Fifth: Related Professional Sectors
Ministry of Health and Government Health Authorities
Specialized Hospitals and Cities Health
Universities, health colleges, and research centers
Hospitals and private clinics specializing in maternal and newborn care
Military hospitals and health facilities
Knowledge and skills acquired:
Upon completion of the program, graduates acquire a range of knowledge and skills, including:
Knowledge and understanding: Familiarity with the concepts, theories, and knowledge necessary to provide midwifery care
Evidence-based care: Utilizing midwifery knowledge and related disciplines to provide ethical and evidence-based care
Assessment skills: Applying various assessment skills to provide safe and effective care
Technical and informational skills: Using technical and informational skills, including information technology and artificial intelligence, to support midwifery care
Scientific research: Conducting research practices that contribute to providing care that respects religious, ethical, cultural, and social values
Professional communication: Using effective communication skills with women, families, communities, and the healthcare team
Health needs assessment: Evaluating the needs of patients and the community to contribute to improving the health of women, families, and communities
Professional integration: Integrating scientific knowledge, skills, and ethical values when assessing and delivering healthcare For Women, Families, and Communities
Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to:
Demonstrate the knowledge, theories, and concepts required to provide midwifery care.
Apply specialized knowledge in midwifery and related disciplines to deliver ethical, evidence-based care.
Apply assessment and clinical care skills effectively in diverse healthcare settings.
Utilize communication, information technology, and artificial intelligence in the delivery of midwifery services.
Assess the needs of women, families, and communities to improve public health and maternal and newborn health.
Adhere to safety principles, ethics, and professional regulations to ensure quality care.
Demonstrate leadership, professional independence, accountability, and collaboration, and support self-development through lifelong learning.
Why Choose Al Nahda College?
A specialized program in a high-quality healthcare field that meets the needs of the job market in maternal and newborn care.
A comprehensive curriculum that combines scientific knowledge with clinical training.
A supportive and innovative learning environment aligned with national trends in healthcare development.
A clear focus on scientific research and evidence-based professional practice.
Preparing students to work in various healthcare sectors: governmental, private, academic, and community-based.
