Diploma in Midwifery

This diploma program is designed to prepare dedicated students with the knowledge, clinical skills, and professional ethics required for midwifery practice in hospitals and healthcare institutions.

Program Overview

The Diploma in Midwifery (DIM) is a two year professional diploma program designed to train competent midwifery practitioners. The program focuses on maternal health, newborn care, community health, and clinical practice.

Diploma in Midwifery Curriculum

Semester 1
  • DIM01: Anatomy & Physiology I
  • ENG102: English for Midwifery I (Elementary Level)
  • DIM03: Anatomy & Physiology II
  • ENG201: English for Midwifery II (Intermediate Level)
  • DIM05: Pharmacology 
  • DIM06: English for Midwifery III (Medical Terminology & Communication)
  • DIM07: Introduction to Maternal and Newborn Nursing 
  • DIM08: Microbiology & Infection Control 
  • DIM09: Public Health 
  • DIM10: Ampac
  • DIM11: Check List I
  • DIM12: Mental Health 
  • DIM13: Epidemiology 
  • DIM14: Check List II
  • DIM15: Nutrition 
  • DIM16: Contraceptive 
  • DIM17: IMCI (Integrated Management of Childhood Illness 
  • DIM18: BMNC
  • DIM19: Fundamental of Midwifery 
  • DIM20: Practical Training

Teaching & Learning Method

Live Online Lectures

Recorded Video Lessons

Interactive Learning Activities

Assessment and Feedback

Career Opportunities

Hospital Midwife

Graduates can work in government and private hospitals, providing maternal care, assisting childbirth, and supporting postnatal services.

Opportunities to serve in community health centers and clinics, focusing on maternal care, family planning, and women’s health education.

Employment with national and international NGOs involved in maternal and child health programs, especially in rural areas of Afghanistan.

Graduates may continue higher education or professional training in midwifery, nursing, or maternal health–related fields.

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