Wanting to study midwifery but unsure of avenues - HELP!

[~mamaspice~]

Hi AnnaT. I've looked into external BMid also. UniSA does it but you need a TER of about 94 to get in, because of the high demand for that course. You also have to go to SA twice a year for lab work before doing placements at a hospital.

Might be worth applying to the local uni's in VIC? I know of someone who is doing the bachelor of Midwifery part-time through ACU in Melbourne. She even takes her new baby along to uni with her apparently.

HTH

[~mamaspice~]

Sorry AnnaT. I missed the part where you said you were moving to Townsville.

[FluffyLaRue]

Best thing to do is look at where you want to study- who is offering the course, then contact the faculty and ask about entrance pathways. They may offer bridging courses at the same university that garuntee you a place in a degree course. If not then they can advise you of universities who do run pathways type courses.