Insurance & Risk Management
Credential: Diploma
Duration: 2 years (4 semesters)
Campus: Mill Building
Start: September
Program Description
A focused, two-year pathway into the property and casualty insurance industry. Students learn underwriting criteria, claims investigation, risk assessment, and brokerage operations. The program embeds preparation for the Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) national exams, giving graduates a head start on industry certification. Employer partners include regional brokerages and major national insurers.
Admission Requirements
Grade 12 English (C or U)
Career Outcomes
Insurance broker, underwriting assistant, claims adjuster, risk analyst, customer service representative (insurance).
Course Breakdown
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
|---|---|
| INSU101 Introduction to Insurance | INSU201 Personal Lines Underwriting |
| INSU102 Insurance Law & Regulations | INSU202 Claims Fundamentals |
| BUSN101 Business Communications | INSU203 Risk Assessment & Evaluation |
| MATH101 Business Mathematics | COMP201 Insurance Information Systems |
| COMP101 Digital Literacy | ELECTIVE General Education |
| ELECTIVE General Education |
| Semester 3 | Semester 4 |
|---|---|
| INSU301 Commercial Lines Underwriting | INSU401 Advanced Claims Practice |
| INSU302 Brokerage Operations | INSU402 Enterprise Risk Management |
| INSU303 Fraud & Investigation | INSU403 Professional Ethics & CIP Prep |
| BUSN301 Business Law | INSU404 Capstone: Live Case Study |
| ECON301 Macroeconomics | BUSN402 Career Planning |
| ELECTIVE General Education | COOP401 Field Placement (optional) |
Quick Facts
- Credential: See program details
- Campus: Main Campus
- OSAP: Eligible
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