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Bachelor of Midwifery Honours (Online)

Bachelor Degree / Honours Degree.
Charles Darwin University

500

in world overall ranking*

57

in local overall ranking*
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About the course

This honours year in midwifery is designed for high-achieving students to build research capability in an area of midwifery practice. You study foundational research methods and, with supervision, develop a research question, conduct a literature review and proposal, and complete data collection, analysis and interpretation. You progressively communicate your work and complete an honours thesis as the final outcome of this Bachelor Degree / Honours Degree in Nursing.

Career outcome

Graduates may use this honours qualification as a pathway into doctoral study or to support roles that involve research and evidence-based practice. The course strengthens clinical understanding in a chosen area of midwifery and builds skills in research design, analysis and scholarly communication. It can support careers such as research nurse or research-focused clinical positions following this Bachelor Degree / Honours Degree in Nursing. Preparing graduates for nursing, allied health, and community care professional registration and graduate roles.


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*Source: QS World University Subjects Rankings (2026)
**Source: numbeo.com
***Source: PayScale.com (2026)

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1 years

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February

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Online

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VMIDH2

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+61 3 9663 5333

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australia@augstudy.com

Scholarships

tick icon2023 CDU INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE PATHWAY SCHOLARSHIP

Up to 20% of tuition fees

tick iconVICE-CHANCELLOR'S INTERNATIONAL HIGH ACHIEVERS SCHOLARSHIPS (VCIHAS)

50% of tuition fees

tick iconCDU GLOBAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP 2022-2023

30% of tuition fees

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