KUHeS Celebrates 100% Pass Rate for Midwifery Candidates

In a landmark achievement, Kamuzu University of Health Sciences (KUHeS) proudly reports that every one of the 497 midwifery candidates who participated in the Nurses and Midwives Council of Malawi Licensure Examinations in June this year have successfully passed.

This impressive cohort comprised 19 candidates from the Bachelor of Science in Midwifery (BSCM), 2 from the University Certificate in Midwifery (UCM), 291 from the Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Midwifery (BScNM) generic program, and 175 upgrading candidates transitioning from Nursing and Midwifery Technician (NMT) to BScNM.

The outstanding 100% pass rate is a testament to the dedication and hard work of the students, the unwavering support of the faculty, clinical staff, and the high-quality education provided by the School of Maternal, Neonatal, and Reproductive Health.

Associate Professor Elizabeth Chodzadza, Executive Dean, commended this unprecedented achievement, highlighting its positive implications for healthcare in Malawi.

“This accomplishment not only celebrates individual successes but also signifies a positive shift for the future of healthcare in our country. These newly licensed professionals will play a vital role in enhancing the quality of midwifery care, bringing fresh knowledge, energy, and innovative approaches to their work,” she stated.

Dean Chodzadza emphasized the critical role midwives play in maternal and newborn health, expressing confidence that these new graduates will shape the future of healthcare with their skills, compassion, and commitment to service.

Among others she cited strong emphasis on excellence in education, rigorous training programs that prepare students for the evolving demands of modern midwifery as key factors that contributed to the success.

“Mentorship provided by experienced educators and professionals who offer guidance and practical insights. Additionally, KUHeS students are deeply passionate about delivering the highest standards of care to women and newborns, demonstrating dedication and perseverance in their studies,” she said.

Together, we are building a healthier and brighter future for all!