BA (Hons) Risk Management

The BSc (Hons) Risk Management course at Glasgow Caledonian University provides a comprehensive understanding of the nature of risk and approaches for managing it, ensuring graduates are highly employable both in the UK and internationally. Students learn to evaluate the risk profiles of diverse organisations and utilise analytical skills to make sound strategic decisions pertaining to risk management.Course Content: This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the processes associated with funding businesses and the management of resources including cash, investment, and risk. It covers a variety of relevant topics such as financial markets, corporate finance, international finance, occupational pensions, insurance and investment, bank financial management, risk modelling, and more.Key Modules: Some of the key modules in this course include Financial Markets, Financial Services, Risk and Insurance, Quantitative Methods 1 & 2, Risk Products, Occupational Pensions, International Finance, Risk Analysis and Modelling, amongst others.Accreditations: This programme has been awarded 'Chartered Insurance Institute (CII)' credits for prior learning. It means interested students are eligible to claim up to 210 Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) non-specific credits on successful completion of the programme.Future Careers: The course has a focus on employability, and as such, graduates may find potential opportunities as Risk Managers, Insurance Brokers, Bankers, Commodity Traders, Risk Analysts or Risk Consultants. Furthermore, the university holds a 93% employability rate within six months of graduation. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.