The Master 1 and 2 in Insurance and Risk Management trains professionals capable of identifying, evaluating, and managing risks in various fields, while mastering the mechanisms of the insurance sector. Here is a presentation of the skills developed and career opportunities:
Skills developed
- Risk Analysis: Identification of financial, operational, strategic, or environmental risks and implementation of strategies to control them.
- Insurance Techniques: Design and management of insurance products adapted to client needs (individuals or companies).
- Regulation and Compliance: Mastery of regulatory frameworks related to insurance and risk management, notably the Solvency II directive.
- Financial Management: Understanding of financing mechanisms and management of technical provisions of insurance companies.
- Management Tools: Use of specialized software for risk analysis and monitoring.
- Interpersonal Skills: Ability to negotiate with partners (clients, insurers, reinsurers) and to present adapted solutions.
Career opportunities
Graduates of this program can access numerous professions, such as:
- Risk Manager in a company.
- Actuary in insurance companies.
- Technical Studies Officer or Pricing Officer.
- Underwriter or Insurance Contract Manager.
- Consultant in risk management or in regulatory compliance.
- Claims Manager or Insurance Client Advisor.
With experience, they can evolve toward management positions, such as Risk Director, Agency Director, or Technical Director within insurance companies or large companies.