The Insurance and Risk Management Major gives you the knowledge and skills to address uncertainty and manage risks in areas such as the environment, technology, people, organizations, and politics. You’ll learn to assess risks, reduce threats, and create strategies that keep uncertainty at acceptable levels.

Program Length
This is a two-year (four-term) diploma program. A standard course load is five courses per term, though you can maintain full-time status with at least three. Taking fewer than five courses per term will extend your completion time.

Learning Options
The Business Administration diploma includes both core business courses and major-specific courses. Core courses are available in class and online. All major courses are available in class, with some also offered online.

Industry Designations

• Chartered Insurance Professional (CIP): Students who successfully complete applicable Insurance Institute of Canada exams can earn recognition for up to 7 of the 10 courses required for the CIP designation. This professional benchmark opens doors to roles across multiple disciplines.
• Canadian Risk Management (CRM): Earning the CRM designation demonstrates professional commitment and expertise in identifying, assessing, and managing risks. Widely recognized across public and private sectors, the CRM credential sets you apart in the industry.

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