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  • Brittany

    University of Chester
    BSc Midwifery
    I have a background in care of children and young people and am currently in my third and final year of my Midwifery degree, due to complete this Summer. I completed an Access Course to Midwifery before being offered an interview to study at Chester. I am extremely passionate about providing the best care possible to women and families and absolutely love learning new skills in relation to midwifery care.

  • Courtney

    University of Hertfordshire
    Health, nursing, midwifery and social work
    Hi! This is Courtney. I'm happy to share my experiences about studying Child Nursing at Herts with you! I can tell you about the course structure and teaching styles, facilities on campus, and social activities. If your question is not about Child Nursing please choose the relevant buddy to speak to, or email ask@herts.ac.uk for more help. Please note, I am unable to help with the specifics of your application. Thanks!

  • Ella

    Bournemouth University
    BSc (Hons) Midwifery
    Hi! I am Ella, a 3rd year Midwifery Student. Alongside Midwifery my main passion is dance. I have danced all my life and I am part of BUDS (the dance society at uni!). I also enjoy spending time with my friends, especially at the beach! I am happy to answer any questions that you may have and will try my best to help :)

  • Ellie

    UWE Bristol
    Nursing and Midwifery
    University seems daunting but I can hand on my heart say that it really is not that scary! You can still do everything that you want to do- even if you hear how chaos midwifery can be! A small trip to Disney with your friends half way through the course of a random few days off? Yes we did that!

  • Jenita

    University of Plymouth
    MSc Advanced Professional Practice (Nursing and Midwifery Professions)
    I’m a current student on the MSc Advanced Professional Practice (Nursing and Midwifery Professions) programme, living in Cornwall and studying through a blended learning approach with the University of Plymouth. Previously studied BSc Biomedical Science on the Plymouth campus and FdSc Nursing Associate and BSc Nursing (Adult Health) on the Truro campus (both with the University of Plymouth). Currently practicing as a Registered Nurse in Cardiac and Respiratory health alongside my studies. Within the next 12 months, I'm hoping to obtain my Master's qualification and hope to one day teach as a lecturer at the University of Plymouth. I started off my University of Plymouth journey through Clearing, so I am happy to answer any questions relating to the Clearing process, as well as applying for new courses through UCAS. With over 10 years of experience of higher education under my belt, I’m happy to answer any questions you might have about university life.

  • Lauri

    University of Chester
    BSc Midwifery
    When I qualify I hope to work as a rotational midwife and enjoy spending more time with my 2 daughters. In my spare time I like to read and enjoy camping weekends with my family.

  • Mabel

    University of Suffolk
    BSc (Hons) Midwifery
    I am passionate and driven to become a midwife, I have always dreamed of being part of the NHS and supporting my community as a midwife, and now it is a reality and I wouldn't change it for the world.

  • Megan

    University of Lincoln
    Midwifery - BSc (Hons)
    I aspire to progress into mental health midwifery, utilising my previous BSc in Psychology. For now, however, I am enjoying growing my confidence and skills in midwifery and sharing any tips and tricks for those wishing to enter this wonderfully rewarding profession. It can be extremely overwhelming when considering where to study and if the course is right for you when you're unsure what to expect, so no question is too big or too small.

  • Sarah

    University of Hertfordshire
    Health, nursing, midwifery and social work
    Hi! This is Sarah. I'm happy to share my experiences about studying Paramedic Science at Herts with you! I can tell you about the course structure and teaching styles, facilities on campus, and social activities. If your question is not about Paramedic Science please choose the relevant buddy to speak to, or email ask@herts.ac.uk for more help. Please note, I am unable to help with the specifics of your application. Thanks!

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