Post-Graduate Certificate

The program of study is the same as the MS in Midwifery without the following four master's-related courses:

• Introduction to Health Policy
• Theoretical Foundations for Midwifery
• Evidence-Based Care: Evaluating Research
• Midwifery Nexus Project

Certified Midwife (CM) pathway students will also require three extra CM courses.

Fall Semester

• Orientation Residency 
• Advanced Physiology and Pathophysiology

Spring Semester

• Advanced Health Assessment 

Summer Semester

• Reproductive & Sexual Healthcare 
• Advanced Pharmacology I 

Fall Semester 

• Antepartum Care 
• Postpartum/Newborn Care 

Spring Semester 

• Intrapartum Care 
• Advanced Pharmacology II 

Summer Semester

• Preparation for Office-based Practice/On-Campus Intensive
• Embryology and Genetics 
• Professional Issues I 
• Midwifery Care in Ambulatory Settings I (Clinical Course)

Fall Semester

• Advanced Perinatal Pathophysiology
• Midwifery Care in Ambulatory Settings II (Clinical Course)

Spring Semester

• Preparation for Full-Scope Practice/On-Campus Intensive
• Professional Issues II
• Full Scope Midwifery Care I (Clinical Course)

Summer Semester

• Full Scope Midwifery Care II (Clinical Course)