Insurance and Risk Management Programme Outputs

A. Knowledge

1. Learns the fundamental concepts of insurance, risk management, actuarial science, reinsurance, and finance, as well as basic concepts in economics, accounting, law, etc.; establishes relationships between these concepts.

2. Analyses encountered risks, develops products related to these risks, and prices them.

3. Acquires theoretical and factual knowledge about life/non-life insurance branches and individual pensions.

B. Skills

4. Analyses problems related to insurance and risk management and gains the ability to produce problem-specific solutions.

5. Acquires proficiency in basic computer programmes, technology and finance in a manner that contributes to career and entrepreneurship goals.

C. Competencies (Ability to Work Independently and Take Responsibility)

6. Possesses the competency to work independently and take responsibility in the field of Insurance and Risk Management.

7. Possesses analytical and critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

D. Competencies (Learning Competency)

8. Remains open to lifelong learning by pursuing professional development.

9. Acts in accordance with insurance legislation and social, scientific, and professional ethical rules.

E. Competencies (Communication and Social Competencies)

10. Possesses foreign language skills sufficient to follow the literature on insurance and risk management and keeps abreast of professional innovations and developments.

11. Possesses communication, teamwork, social competency and leadership skills.

F. Competencies (Field-Specific Competencies)

12. Possesses sufficient knowledge about national/international insurance markets and institutions and keeps abreast of changes and innovations in these areas.

13. Prepares for the agent, broker, expert and actuary examinations conducted by SEGEM.