Insurance Management

Program Overview

The Insurance Management program at Centennial College is a comprehensive two-semester graduate certificate program designed for college or university graduates. It focuses on essential skills in claims investigations, underwriting, and brokering relationships within the property and casualty insurance sector. This program aims to equip students with a robust educational foundation in various aspects of insurance, preparing them for supervisory, management, or specialist roles in business, government, and service organizations. Graduates will gain the ability to explain the workings of the insurance business and the significance of property and liability insurance, making them competent candidates for employment in the insurance industry.

Program Structure

The Insurance Management program is structured as follows:

• Program Length: 1 year / 2 semesters
• Location: Progress Campus
• Delivery Modes: The program offers various delivery modes, including asynchronous learning, synchronous learning, hybrid, and on-campus classes, accommodating different student needs.
• Pathway to Professional Designation: The program includes seven of the ten insurance industry-specific courses required for the Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) designation, allowing students to take the remaining courses through the Insurance Institute of Canada (IIC).

Students are required to join the IIC at no cost and maintain membership throughout their studies. Additionally, they must purchase textbooks and resources directly from the IIC.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on training in claims investigations and adjusting.
• Opportunities to develop underwriting and brokering skills.
• Access to industry-specific courses that align with the requirements for the Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP) designation.
• Field placement opportunities to gain real-world experience in the insurance sector.
• Networking opportunities with industry professionals through the program.

Career Options

Graduates of the Insurance Management program can pursue various career paths in Canada, including:

• Claims Adjuster: Responsible for investigating insurance claims, assessing damages, and determining the amount payable to policyholders.
• Underwriter: Evaluates insurance applications, assesses risk, and determines coverage terms and premiums.
• Insurance Broker: Acts as an intermediary between clients and insurance companies, helping clients find suitable insurance policies.
• Insurance Sales Agent: Sells insurance policies to individuals and businesses, providing information on coverage options and benefits.
• Risk Management Specialist: Identifies and analyzes potential risks to minimize losses and ensure compliance with regulations.

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