MS Program
- MS in
Management of Risk - The MS program in the Management of
Risk has a special focus on insurance as a tool of risk management
but the broader goal of the program is to enable its graduates to
finance corporate risk, within the realities of the firm's
environment, in a way that preserves/enhances firm value.
- MBA
Program - A Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)
degree is intended to provide broad business knowledge and prepares
students for cross-functional decision making within an
organization. A risk/insurance specialization is earned by
successfully completing an introductory course in the Management of
Risk and up to four (but no less than three) other RMI designated
600-level courses (or higher). This specialization allows students
to build upon the program’s broad business education by providing
an in-depth study of managing risk, or managing the finances of an
insurance firm, or product design.
For admission to graduate degree programs
contact Rebekah L. Hanousek-Monge, Manager of Manhattan Graduate
Enrollment Services at hanouser@stjohns.edu
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Undergraduate Information
BS in
Actuarial Science – The 130 credit actuarial science program
provides a broad, general business education and, in conjunction
with selected courses in mathematics, economics, finance,
accounting and insurance, prepares students for actuarial exams that lead
to certification by common to the Casualty Actuarial Society
and the Society of Actuaries. The
program also is designed and approved to maximize the provision of
society virtual educational experience (
VEE) credit.
BS in
Risk and Insurance – The 130 credit-hours program with a major
in risk and insurance prepares students for careers in risk
management with a specialization in insurance. Both Courses offered
within the program are designed to Students are encouraged and
supported in efforts to obtain industry certifications that will
enhance their career progress upon graduation.
Diploma
in Risk and Insurance – A two-semester, 24 credit-hour program
designed, in essence, as a "second major" for people who did not
pursue Risk Management or Insurance in their undergraduate programs
and wish to gain such a base of knowledge. While an
undergraduate degree is not a prerequisite for admission, most
people who enroll possess a minimum of an Associate degree,
significant college level study and/or industry experience.
Undergraduate
Course descriptions
For undergraduate degree admission information contact Andrew
Ippolito, Senior Associate Director for Admissions at
ippolita@stjohns.edu.
The value of an SRM education and degree is enhanced by support
services provided by three unique features of St. John’s: the
network and career
support services of the SRM’s division of industry relations;
professional training programs for lifelong learning provided by
the Center for Professional Education; and the world renowned
industry-supported Kathryn and Shelby
Cullom Davis Library.