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Last updated on 2025-07-09

Program overview

Program Overview

The Business Administration Diploma - Insurance and Risk Management Major is designed for those looking to enter a dynamic industry that emphasizes flexibility, client interaction, teamwork, and professional growth. This program equips students with the essential knowledge and skills to manage risks and uncertainties that arise from various sources, including environmental, technological, and organizational factors. Graduates will be well-prepared to navigate the complexities of the insurance and risk management field, making them valuable assets in the workforce.

Program Structure

The Business Administration Diploma in Insurance and Risk Management is a comprehensive program structured over 4 terms, typically completed in two years. Here are some key details about the program:

  • Program Length: 4 Terms
  • Standard Course Load: 5 courses per term
  • Full-Time Status: Maintain with at least 3 courses per term
  • Core Courses: Available both in-class and online
  • Major Courses: Primarily in-class, with some available online

Additionally, students have the opportunity to pursue professional designations such as the Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) and the Canadian Risk Management (CRM) designation, enhancing their qualifications and career prospects.

Featured Experiences

  • Opportunity to earn the Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) designation through successful completion of relevant courses.
  • Attain the Canadian Risk Management (CRM) designation, recognized by employers in both public and private sectors.
  • Hands-on learning through core business courses and major-specific courses.
  • Flexible learning options with both in-class and online course availability.

Career Options

Graduates of the Business Administration Diploma - Insurance and Risk Management Major can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

  • Insurance Underwriter: Evaluates insurance applications and determines coverage terms and premiums.
  • Risk Manager: Identifies and mitigates potential risks that could impact an organization’s assets and earning capacity.
  • Claims Adjuster: Investigates insurance claims to determine the extent of the insurer's liability.
  • Insurance Broker: Acts as an intermediary between clients and insurance companies, helping clients find suitable coverage.
  • Compliance Officer: Ensures that an organization adheres to regulatory requirements and internal policies related to risk management.

 

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