Activities
Become a midwife
State-regulated path
The protected title of midwife requires a dual midwifery degree with state examination under the Midwives Act (HebG).
Official source: gesetze-im-internet.deOWWZ guidance
How is this ordered?
First, programmes whose university states the requirement is met (full qualification before a first stage). Then, first, programmes with one of this goal’s subjects (Midwifery) as main subject whose official name mentions a core topic of the goal – more important core topics first, teacher training last. Then the other programmes with one of these main subjects, the subjects taking turns. Then programmes that have one of these subjects only as a minor, finally programmes of other subjects with a fitting curriculum, by share of the programme. In every step universities take turns in a fixed order that stays the same for each goal and does not follow the alphabet; among the first ten places a university has at most two where others exist. An evaluated curriculum is shown but does not change the order. Not a quality ranking.
Programmes whose university states this requirement is met
Evaluated so far for 41 of 409 universities – the list is not complete.
Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin · Berlin
7 semesters German Dual study, Part-time Winter semester Restricted admission No tuition fees
Requirement met according to the university
Hebammenwissenschaft
B.Sc.Brandenburgische Technische Universität Cottbus-Senftenberg · Senftenberg
7 semesters German Full-time, Dual study, Part-time Winter semester Open admission No tuition fees
Requirement met according to the university
Find more programmes in Midwifery in the finder – whether they lead to the professional licence is decided by the university and the competent state authority. Midwifery in the finder
Collected automatically from the institutions’ websites; each institution’s own page is authoritative. OWWZ guidance: Editorial orientation by OWWZ, not a statement by any university and no claim about career prospects.