Department of Risk Management and Insurance
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Program Introduction
The guiding ideology for the program directions offered by this department is to meet the needs of social and economic development and closely align with market demand for talents. In 2006, the first batch of undergraduates in the "Risk Management and Insurance" program direction was enrolled, and in 2009, the first batch of undergraduates in the "Investment Science International Integration Class" was admitted.
Our educational philosophy is "small-class, elite-oriented, and refined education". Classes are generally limited to 45 students. A tutorial system is implemented throughout the four-year study period, providing students with comprehensive guidance on their studies, research, work, and daily life.
We emphasize faculty research, staying at the forefront of theory and practice, promoting research through teaching, and enhancing teaching with research to form a positive interaction. This ensures that what students learn is useful, applicable, and actionable, overcoming the common problems in colleges and universities such as outdated knowledge and the disconnect between learning and application.
Undergraduate Education
Training Objectives
This program aims to cultivate all-round developed (morally, intellectually, physically, and aesthetically) high-level professionals with excellent ideological and moral qualities, professional ethics, and dedication. They should have a solid theoretical foundation in economics and finance, master professional knowledge and skills in modern risk management and actuarial science, and possess good innovative awareness and scientific literacy.
Students are expected to understand the theoretical and practical progress in the field of risk management at home and abroad, be familiar with international insurance industry rules as well as China's policies, regulations, and laws related to insurance, and proficiently use foreign languages and computers. Graduates can engage in related work in government departments, risk management departments of large enterprises, insurance companies, banks, and other financial institutions.
Core Courses
Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Statistics, Financial Accounting, Investment Management, Fixed Income Securities, Financial Derivatives, Risk Management of Financial Institutions, Insurance Principles, Life Insurance, Property and Liability Insurance, Corporate Valuation, Financing and Mergers & Acquisitions, etc.
Degree Award
Graduates will be awarded a Bachelor of Economics degree.