Candidates from any part of Bangladesh are welcome. However, young women from disadvantaged and indigenous communities will be given priority
For the written admission test
Viva board will look at the applicant's attitude, knowledge level, economic capacity, health status and Commitment to complete the three-year course and work as a professionally practicing midwife afterwards
Please note: Admission criteria can be changed based on government rules and regulationsThe 3-year residential ‘Diploma in Midwifery’ will cost 222,000 BDT and is a subsidized cost. The Developing Midwives Project has kept provision for at least 30 percent of the seats to be filled by students from the disadvantaged populations in each Academic Sites, throughout the project period. Please note that tuition free will not be the same each year.
For full free studentship the Project will consider those people who represent the following:
We present students with a variety of programs, organizations and opportunities that inspire them to get involved and grow into the leaders of tomorrow. Each academic site leader is elected by student voting from each batch.
At the beginning of each semester newly elected Student Leaders from all academic sites receive a residential training on “Excelling Effective Leadership”. The training allows them to be more confident and skilled to play the roles at their respective academic site and this way they are able to play a vital role in maintaining a healthy learning environment. This training program will also bring the opportunity for them to meet other leaders from different sites, exchange ideas and execute them in their own premises.
The welfare of its students is of paramount importance to the Developing Midwifery Project (DMP), BRAC University. The crucial responsibility of Student Welfare Committee (SWC) is to assist students with any problem they may be experiencing, be it physical, mental, social, academic or otherwise. The SWC looks after the welfare of the students with the support of teachers and management. The SWC intended on providing the most suitable academic, social and cultural environment to bring out the best from each individual student. A VOICE BOX is maintained in the academic site where any students can write their problem anonymously. Student Welfare Committee (SWC) meetings take place once in every month and the meeting is presided by a student leader.
The counseling unit of DMP is managed by a counselor, who is a mental health professional and has extensive knowledge on the physical, mental & social well being of adolescent and young adults. Counselor facilitates workshops on several topics such as Self-Care, Coping, Bullying Stress Management, Genders Based Violence etc. to raise awareness, explore the problems that the students face and try to understand their troubles and support them as required. Counselor maintains a Hotline Service offered by DMP and via this service students can reach out to the Counselor 24*7 regarding any critical feedback as well. Also, there is an Anonymous Email platform maintained by counselors for students to share their feedback and concerns.