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Risk Management and Insurance
Minor in Risk Management and Insurance
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The minor in Risk Management and Insurance introduces students to the insurance industry and financial risk management through coursework exploring underwriting, pricing, investment policies, and loss control strategies. Students examine how to identify, assess, and manage risks facing financial institutions, corporations, and individuals while learning about insurance company operations and regulatory frameworks. Advanced electives allow exploration of specialized topics in property and casualty insurance, life insurance, and enterprise risk management.This minor complements majors in business, finance, accounting, or any field where understanding risk assessment and mitigation strengthens career readiness. Students gain competencies valued in diverse sectors including insurance companies, banks, securities firms, pension funds, and corporate risk management departments.
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Summary of Requirements
Requirements for a Minor in Risk Management and Insurance:
To declare a minor in RMI, students must complete:
The minor in Risk Management and Insurance consists of a minimum of 15 credit hours. Students must take RMI 201 and RMI 301, plus three advanced (300- or 400-level) courses. The specific course of study will be determined in consultation with the student’s faculty advisor in the Department of Business.
The employment of Insurance professionals is expected to decline by a -3% rate from 2024-2034, with an average annual salary of $79,880. Learn more about career opportunities in the business and financial industries.
The employment of Financial Analysts is expected to grow by a 6% rate from 2024-2034, with an average annual salary of $101,910. Learn more about career opportunities in the business and financial industries.
Learn about Gallaudet’s admissions requirements, steps to apply, application deadlines and more at our Undergraduate Admissions page.
Accessibility is core to everything we do at Gallaudet. You see it in the quality of our interpreters and the design of our campus buildings. That philosophy extends to our costs and aid. We’re committed to ensuring students from all financial backgrounds are able to obtain a world-class education.
Executive Director, Maguire Academy of Risk Management and Insurance