53 Master's in Midwifery in Europe

The MSc in Professional Practice in Healthcare (Teaching and Learning) is offered by the Institute of Health from University of Wolverhampton.

If you’re a practising midwife the Midwifery programme from The University of Lancashire puts you at the cutting-edge of thinking, research and practice to benefit your career. It’ll also help you meet new challenges and opportunities as a practitioner, partner and leader delivering and shaping future maternity services.

At Midwifery from University of Derby you will become a registered midwife providing universal care for mother and baby, enabling you to pursue a variety of career pathways as a registered midwife.

This Midwifery (Shortened) study delivered by the University of Plymouth provides Registered Adult Nurses, who already have a relevant degree, with the opportunity to study Midwifery at Masters level.

This Midwifery (Pre-Registration) study delivered by the University of Plymouth provides students, who already have a relevant degree, with the opportunity to study Midwifery at masters level.

This 2-year Midwifery (2 years shortened) course from the University of West London is for graduate adult nurses who are currently registered with the NMC and would like to gain registration as a midwife.

The MSc in Advanced Practice Midwifery at University College Dublin offers a comprehensive educational experience over a duration of 2 years. This part-time programme blends online and in-person learning, equipping registered midwives with advanced skills and knowledge necessary for leadership roles in midwifery practice.

The Midwifery degree at Queen's University Belfast will enable you to build on your existing skills as an adult nurse, and develop professional competency as a midwife. You will graduate with a Masters in Midwifery and you will be eligible to register with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) as a Midwife.

This exciting new Midwifery (Shortened) programme at the University of Worcester, provided in partnership with Health Education England, has been developed to enable Registered Nurses (Adult) with one year experience to complete a two-year course leading to accredited registration as a Midwife.

At University of Worcester, we welcome applications to undertake research towards MPhil and PhD degrees in Midwifery.

The University of Salford offers an MSc in Midwifery Post RN (Pre-Registration), a full-time programme designed for Adult Nursing graduates. This two-year course equips students with the necessary skills for midwifery practice, preparing them for registration with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).

This dynamic online MSc in Maternal and Fetal Medicine from the University of Liverpool blends cutting-edge research, expert clinical insight, and specialist ultrasound training to develop confident, globally minded leaders in the field.

Study the seven platforms of nursing proficiency through a blended curriculum. MNurse (Adult) is offered at the University of Sunderland.

The Reproduction and Pregnancy (Research) programme offered at The University of Manchester is designed to train those who wish to pursue a research career in reproductive medicine or pregnancy, or to work in associated areas in health or science. This includes clinical and non-clinical individuals.

The Advanced Clinical Practice MSc at Keele University is a part-time programme designed for multi-professional healthcare groups. This master level course lasts three years and focuses on developing expert knowledge and autonomous decision-making skills. It is delivered via a public study mode to meet modern clinical challenges.

With the Master of Science in Midwifery at Bern University of Applied Sciences, you will take the next step in your career and develop both professionally and personally.

Welcome to the University of Cumbria's Midwifery, Practice Development MS program!

The Wound Management and Tissue Viability program offered by Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is committed to the development of expert, reflective nursing and midwifery practitioners who can seek out and use research-based knowledge to improve patient care.

The Research in Nursing and Midwifery programme offered by University of Salford is designed to enhance the knowledge and critical application skills of nurses and midwives. It allows you to explore various research methodologies, methods, ethics, and to critique and review the literature.

The Midwifery programme of Trinity College Dublin is taught by the School of Nursing and Midwifery, in partnership with The Rotunda Hospital, Dublin and The Coombe Womens’ Hospital, Dublin.