Overview

Staring in the 2018 admissions cycle, applicants may now apply to more than one of the Ontario Midwifery Education Program sites (applicants may apply to one, two or all three sites). Please note that admission criteria and processes vary at the different sites, and the information on this page refers only to the Laurentian University Midwifery Education Program.

Gain the knowledge and skills needed to guide pregnant clients when making decisions about their care.

Small class sizes, diverse range of student experiences, and a strong sense of student community contribute to student success.

Get hands-on experience through placements with a midwife and other health professionals, organizations, and institutions. Stay connected with internet classrooms in small tutorial groups while in placements to continue your theoretical learning.

Solidify knowledge and skills through a practical learning environment and during the on-site two, one-week intensive training sessions the third year of study. Opportunity to hear from guest-speakers and certification reunite face to face. The third year begins and ends on campus where students build on clinical skills and knowledge.

Graduates are eligible for registration as a midwife with the College of Midwives of Ontario, in addition to other colleges across Canada, upon successful completion of the Canadian Midwifery Registration exam.

After graduation, gain experience and a salary during your “new registrant’s year” with a full caseload of clients and the support and guidance of professionals.

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