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Risk Management and InsuranceR. B. Drennan, Program Director Temple University's program in Risk Management and Insurance is nationally recognized. Located in the Department of Risk, Insurance, and Healthcare Management, the program prepares students to identify and evaluate various sources of risk, and to select and implement solutions to control these risks through insurance and other mechanisms of risk transfer and distribution. Graduates of this program often enter the risk management or employee benefit departments of large businesses and other organizations. They may also take challenging positions within insurance or benefit consulting firms, brokerage firms, agency operations, or insurance companies. Risk management and insurance majors are strongly encouraged to become active in the Sigma chapter of Gamma Iota Sigma, Temple's national award-winning professional student organization in Risk Management, Insurance, and Actuarial Science. The organization hosts numerous guest speakers from the industry, sponsors a variety of career development seminars, and maintains a widely distributed resume book. For more information, please contact Noelle Salamone, the GIS President, at (215) 204-9368 or visit the web at http://www.temple.edu/gis. Major Tracks within Risk Management and Insurance SUMMARY OF REQUIREMENTSStudents pursuing any of the Risk Management and Insurance major/tracks must have a 3.0 cumulative GPA or earn a “B” in RMI 0001 to declare the major. Students must attain a 2.75 cumulative GPA and 2.75 in the major/track to graduate with the Risk Management major. REQUIREMENTS OF EMPLOYEE BENEFIT RISK MANAGEMENT MAJOR
REQUIREMENTS OF HEALTHCARE RISK MANAGEMENT MAJOR
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Required Courses | ||||
Department |
Course |
Course Name |
Semester Hours |
Core Indicator |
Risk Mgmt & Ins | 0205 | Life and Health Insurance and Employee Benefits | 3 |
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Risk Mgmt & Ins | 0209 | Property and Liability Insurance Coverages | 3 |
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Risk Mgmt & Ins | 0329 | Property and Liability Insurance Company Operations | 3 |
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Risk Mgmt & Ins | W359 | Global Corporate Risk Management | 3 |
WI |
Choose one of the following: 1 | 3 |
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Risk Mgmt & Ins. | 0325 | Retirement Plans | ||
Risk Mgmt & Ins | 0339 | Actuarial Applications of Risk Mgmt & Insurance |
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Healthcare Mgmt | 02012 | Healthcare Financing and Information Technology | ||
Risk Mgmt & Ins | Any RMI elective course – needed only if HM 0201 is taken in category above | 0-3 |
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International course – choose one: | 3 |
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Economics | 02503 | International Trade | ||
Economics | 02513 | International Monetary Economics | ||
Finance | 0250 | International Financial Markets | ||
Finance | 0251 | International Financial Management | ||
GSM | 0380 | Global Strategic Management | ||
HRA | 0201 | International Human Resource Mgt | ||
Law | 0106 | International Law | ||
Marketing | 0250 | International Marketing | ||
Economics4 | Any 200 level Economics course, excluding Economics 0288 and 0289 | 0-3 |
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BA | 02155 | Business, Society and Ethics | 0-3 |
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Business Electives –one to four electives from business departments 0100 – 03996 |
3-12 |
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Subtotal |
30 |
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1 Courses in this category
satisfy the technology requirement for the major. 2 If Healthcare Management 0201 is taken to fill the technology requirement, the student will need one additional elective in Risk Management and Insurance to meet the Department’s five course RMI requirement for the major. 3 If Economics 0250 or 0251 is chosen to fulfill the International requirement, you will also satisfy the Economics 200 level Economics Requirement. It is the recommendation of the Department that you do not take these courses. 4 If you did not take Economics 0250 or 0251, it is highly recommended that you take Economics 0203 (Economics of Risk and Uncertainty) or Economics 0262 (Health Economics) to meet this requirement. 5 Transfer students admitted prior to Fall 2005 are not required to take the BA 0215 course, although it is highly recommended. If you do not take this course, you will need to take an additional business elective. 6 Students are strongly recommended to select and complete a second major field of concentration. Please discuss recommended majors with the Chair of RMI. |
The Risk Management and Insurance Department and the Human Resource
Administration Department now offer several joint programs for students
interested in a career in employee benefits and/or human resource management.
These programs allow students to broaden their career options by taking
advantage of the cross-training offered by these departments.
· HRA major with a RMI concentration. Students take RMI 0205
(Life and Health Insurance and Employee Benefits), and RMI 0325 (Retirement
Plans).
· RMI major with a HRA concentration. Students take HRA 0200
(Introduction to Personnel/Human Resource Management), and HRA 0340
(Compensation Management).
· Dual HRA/RMI major. Students fulfill all requirements for both
majors.
For more information on joint HRA/RMI courses, contact Rob Drennan (215)
204-8894.
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