Bachelor of Science in Risk Management and Insurance and MSc in Accounting - Manhattan Campus in New York United States | St. John's University

The Risk Management and Insurance degree program equips students with essential skills in risk assessment, transfer, and financing methods vital for both private and public sector operations, while readying them for professional roles in these fields.
Graduates will gain the following capabilities:

Apply core discipline-specific skills effectively.

Explain methodologies for detecting, evaluating, and controlling risks, including catastrophic exposures.
Outline approaches for reducing and funding potential losses through diverse risk management solutions.
Recognize insurance offerings and explain enterprise-level risk management approaches.
Illustrate decision-making processes within insurance and financial services organizations.
Exhibit awareness and comprehension of fundamental business principles.

Explain financial reporting systems and their role in organizational control.
Discuss the significance of economic factors on domestic and international markets.
Detect market demands and cultivate emerging opportunities.
Implement management and workforce development strategies to address personnel and operational challenges.
Utilize office software (databases, presentation tools, word processors, spreadsheets, and online research) proficiently.
Pinpoint funding sources and evaluate global capital market involvement effects.
Outline legal and regulatory frameworks while assessing evolving compliance standards and competitive dynamics.
Demonstrate statistical methods for interpreting business data and identifying patterns.
Develop comprehensive organizational strategies through structured business planning.