Division of education at KBH

The midwifery program consists of three semesters (90 credits). Each semester deepens your knowledge and skills in sexual, reproductive and perinatal health. Approximately 50% of the program consists of on-the-job training in activities relevant to the midwife, such as the maternity clinic, aftercare department, gynecological practice, midwifery clinic and youth clinic. During your final semester, you will write a thesis at master's level in sexual, reproductive and perinatal health.

The program prepares for work in children's healthcare, child health care, student health medical interventions and child habilitation. As a specialist nurse specializing in children and young people, you have, among other things, responsibility for ensuring that all decisions concerning the child are made based on the best interests of the child. It is also important that you can make the child feel safe in the care situation.

The course Clinical medicine - focusing on reproduction and development forms the theme 6 of the medical program. The purpose of the course is for the student to acquire knowledge, competence and skills in order to diagnose and handle common and serious pediatric, gynecological and obstetric health problems in a patient-safe and professional manner.

The course 2LK111, which is divided into four parts: Reproduction (10 credits), Development (10 credits), Clinical Genetics (2 credits) and PU (0.5 credits).