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Midwifery studies in Salzburg

Midwives apply their sound medical knowledge and high social competency to assist the mother and child before, during and after birth. As experts on motherhood, they approach this topic from many perspectives. As a result, sociological and psychological concepts influence the training. Midwives deal with the challenge of meeting the safety requirements of present day medicine, which is based on scientific research.

They also take into account the uniqueness of every woman and her child and her fundamental right to have a natural, self-determined birth while safeguarding her individual needs. Midwives are experts in the field of regular, natural births and manage these independently. When there are visible deviations and complications, they take care of the woman and her child together with doctors.

Vocational training is given in SALK – non-profit clinics in Salzburg (Salzburger Landeskliniken) – as well as in hospitals in Braunau, Hallein, Schwarzach, Wels and Bad Reichenhall among other places.

Student Requirements:

foreign languages: English
social commitment
willingness to learn
sense of responsibility
flexibility
ability to work in a team
logical reasoning skills
scrupulousness
concentration power
ability to handle pressure
ability to deal with conflicts
willingness for self-reflection

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Study:	full-time
Degree:	Bachelor of Science in Healths Studies (BSc)
Duration:	6 semesters
Study places per year:	24 every 3 years (next start 2015/16)
Location:	Campus Urstein, SALK
Language of instruction:	German
Internship:	approx. 1.125 hours alongside studies (not a practice semester)
Tuition:	tuition fee € 363,- per semester + approx. € 17,- student union fee per semester

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