What are different programs offered in Insurance?

Program Levels: Associate's degree, bachelor's degree, master's degree, doctorate Prerequisites: High school diploma and often college entrance exams for associate's, high school diploma and sometimes an associate's degree for a bachelor's, high school and college transcripts, letters of recommendation and bachelor's degree for a master's, a 4-year bachelor's degree with at least a 3.0 GPA, along with transcripts, essays, college entrance exam scores and letters of recommendation for Ph.D. Online Availability: Online programs are available. Other Requirements: Thesis for master's Associate's Degree in Life and Health Insurance Life insurance Health insurance Insurance marketing Insurance information management procedures Investments and economics Insurance administration Bachelor's Degree in Insurance and Risk Management Ethics in insurance Casualty risk assessment and insurance Legal insurance issues Personal risk assessment Personal property liability issues Accounting Master's Degree in Insurance and Risk Management Commercial property insurance Commercial liability insurance Life insurance Advanced practices in property insurance Advanced practices in liability insurance Doctor of Philosophy in Insurance and Risk Management Liability insurance Property insurance Health and life insurance Risk assessment and management Employee benefits Microeconomics Popular Career Options Upon graduating from an insurance associate's degree program, students will undertake such careers as: Insurance billing specialist Insurance solicitor Actuary assistant Students graduating from an insurance bachelor's degree program can expect to find employment in the following areas: Actuarial services Insurance claims Risk assessment Underwriting Insurance sales Students who have successfully completed a master's degree in insurance and risk management program may seek one of the following careers: Insurance investigator Management analyst Corporate risk assessment specialist Insurance broker Students with a Ph.D. in insurance and risk management are typically employed in the following areas: University insurance professor Insurance research and development specialist Market research analyst

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