The scholarships are part of UNFPA’s work to strengthen the midwifery workforce in Papua New Guinea.
According to the University’s Midwifery School Coordinator Sr. Clerah Goveh, it costs K37,000 for an individual student to study midwifery for 18 months.
“With financial constraints, most of these students pursue their midwifery studies with uncertainty on how to complete it successfully as a self-sponsored student,” explained Sr Clerah.
