- 31 January 2020
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Top midwifery universities UK
Find the right university to apply for your midwifery degree course. An A-Z of every university offering a midwifery course in the UK. (Updated 31st January 2020.)
Courses will award you a BMid (Bachelor of Midwifery) on successful completion.
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