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  • DeadlineStudy Details: One year full-time; Two years part-time

Masters Degree Description

A stand-out course for students interested in risk in the global insurance industry, with extensive networking opportunities and progression towards the industry standard qualification (ACII).

Why study this course?

With the UK insurance market worth over £200 billion, and more than 320,000 people working within it, there are huge opportunities for graduates looking to enter the industry, particularly those with specialist knowledge and skills.

The MSc Risk Management and Insurance has been developed with employers, industry experts and the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII), to give you the tools to progress rapidly in this varied and fast-paced sector.

Entry Requirements

You will need:

an honours degree of 2:2 or above in any subject.
If you do not meet the above grade requirements but have at least 12 months relevant professional experience and/ or equivalent qualifications, we will consider you on an individual basis.

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Fees

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Student Destinations

With huge demand for qualified insurance professionals, your skills will be highly sought after.

You could go into careers in underwriting, broking or claims management, strategic risk management, governance or insure-tec.

You could work in an insurance company, brokerage, at Lloyds of London, or for a global company with significant risk challenges.

Module Details

The optional modules listed are those that are most likely to be available, but they may be subject to change.

You will study:

Insurance Practice
Insurance Business Environment
Insurance Risk Management
Strategic Leadership in Insurance
Applied Project in Insurance

Plus, one optional module from:

Environmental Risk Management
Technological Innovation in Insurance
International Financial Crime.

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