1. Explain the definition, role, responsibilities, ethical aspects and laws and regulations of midwives at national and international level.

2. Explain the basic concepts of women's and reproductive health, national and international indicators.

3. Knows the characteristics of the individual in all life stages, potential and current bio-psycho-psycho-social problems, can tell the care needs and can provide evidence-based midwifery care with a problem-solving approach.

4. Explain human biology (anatomy, physiology, pathology, biochemistry, histology).

5. Provide qualified care required by normal / risky pregnant women and their families from the formation of pregnancy until birth.

6. Meet the care needs of the pregnant woman and her family in labor, provide qualified care specific to the stages of normal labor and make appropriate interventions.

7. Carry out control, intervention and necessary care related to normal or risky births.

8. Carry out postpartum mother and newborn follow-up, identify and refer cases deviating from normal.

9. Evaluate the applicant, provide counseling and health education on reproductive health, fertility regulation and contraception. Explain the diagnosis-treatment options of infertile couple, provide care and counseling.

10. Identify common gynecologic problems in women, plan and implement necessary care and interventions, and provide health education on this subject.

11. Know the principles of evidence-based medicine practices and use their knowledge and skills in line with this information.

12. Use interdisciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches as a member of the health team.

13. Reaches the awareness of the necessity of lifelong learning.

14. To be able to take part effectively in issues related to public health and health management systems.

15. To be able to select modern techniques and tools necessary for applications in the field of health, to be able to use information technologies effectively.

16. To be able to adapt and use scientific principles, methods and knowledge in the field of health practices and research.