The Master's Program (M1 and M2) in Insurance and Risk Management trains professionals capable of identifying, assessing, and managing risks in various fields, while mastering the mechanisms of the insurance sector. Here is an overview 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.
- Steering Tools: Use of specialized software for risk analysis and monitoring.
- Relational Skills: Ability to negotiate with partners (clients, insurers, reinsurers) and 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 Pricer.
- Underwriter or Insurance Contract Manager.
- Consultant in risk management or regulatory compliance.
- Claims Manager or Customer Relationship Officer in insurance.
With experience, they can evolve into management positions, such as Risk Director, Agency Director, or Technical Director within insurance companies or large corporations.
