Program overview
Midwifery may sound technical, but simply put, it's about learning how to help mothers safely deliver babies and care for newborns and postpartum women. You'll take practical courses like Midwifery, Obstetric and Gynecological Nursing, Newborn Care, and Maternal and Infant Health, along with medical basics like anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology. In Chinese universities, this program emphasizes hands-on skills—many schools have simulated delivery rooms where you practice deliveries, suturing, and emergency care on lifelike models. It's ideal for students who are attentive, patient, enjoy interacting with people, and aren't afraid of blood or urgent situations. If you're curious about the miracle of birth and want to be the first to welcome a new life, this major is a great fit.