UBC Midwifery

UBC is the only Midwifery Education Program in British Columbia. More than 80 students attend this program annually with clinical practice sites all around British Columbia. Students are taught by more than 300 practicing midwives who are Clinical Faculty members. UBC Midwifery is much more than the Bachelor’s Degree in Midwifery. It includes a Bridging Program enabling internationally educated midwives to prepare for registration to practice in BC and a thriving Continuing Professional Development section. A half dozen faculty members have funded research projects and have numerous published contributions to the knowledge base for Midwifery. UBC Global Health provides International Midwifery consultation and provides students learning experiences in Uganda and Nepal. UBC has something to offer all those interested in Midwifery.

VISION

Leadership, excellence and innovation in midwifery.

MISSION

Strengthening respectful and responsive care for diverse families and communities by advancing the art and science of midwifery education, research and practice.

VALUES

We value inclusiveness and diversity to increase creativity in thinking and our ability for collaboration in our work within and outside of UBC. We promote equity in education and health care access. We value relationships that are built on respect, kindness and compassion.

Midwifery Program Strategic Plan 2022-2027

TEACHING AND LEARNING PHILOSOPHY

Teaching and Learning Philosophy

ANTI-RACISM STATEMENTS

UBC Midwifery, as a member of the Canadian Association for Midwifery Education (CAMEd-ACFSF), is joining the voices of the many organizations that are actively condemning Anti-Black Racism and racism of all kinds. The Midwifery Faculty supports these organizational statements and implements them in all activities:

CAMEd Anti-Racism Statement
Faculty of Medicine Different Together
Together Against Racism and Injustice