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GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN ENTERPRISE RISK MANAGEMENT (ERM)

REQUIREMENTS:
   
1.

All Graduate Certificate in Enterprise Risk Management students will complete the Business Communication Skills requirement explained in the Graduate Catalog. The regulations, policies, and procedures given in the "Master's Enrollment" and Master's Programs sections the Catalog apply to the Certificate program. The time limit for completing the certificate program is three calendar years. The certificate program requires completion of six graduate courses in residence at Georgia State University . In the event of waiver of one or more of the prescribed courses due to prior experience or education, substitute courses will be approved by the Graduate Program Advisor. A minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00 is required

In addition to possessing the MBA or another business master's degree, or the CPA or CPCU professional credential, applicants are required to meet the admission requirements for the MBA program with a major in risk management and insurance (enterprise risk management specialization).

   
2. Course Requirements:
   
 

A. Required Courses (12 semester hours):

RMI 8050 Risk Management Modeling
RMI 8370 Financial Risk Management
Fi 8000 Valuation of Financial Assets
Fi 8200 Derivative Markets I

B. Elective Courses (6 semester hours): Students select two courses from the following list with approval from the Director of the ERM Certificate Program:

RMI 8120 Property and Liability Insurance
RMI 8150 Corporate Risk Management
RMI 8350 International Risk and Insurance
Acct 8680/CIS 8680 Security and Privacy of Information and Information Systems
Econ 8860 Economics of Global Finance

Other graduate-level course work may be substituted with prior approval by the Graduate Program Advisor.

3. Awarding the Certificate:
   
  After completing the requirements for the certificate according to these regulations, the student must make a written request to the Department of Risk Management and Insurance to have the certificate awarded.

Degree-seeking MBA and MS students who have successfully completed the course requirements as part of their degree requirements may also request the Department of Risk Management and Insurance to have the certificate awarded. The written request, an official Georgia State University transcript, and a certificate fee of $40.00 (check made payable to Educational Foundation, Inc.) must be sent to the business manager in the Department of Risk Management and Insurance. The Graduate Program Advisor then reviews the student's record. If all requirements have been met, the certificate, signed by the dean of the Robinson College of Business and the RMI Department chair, will be issued to the student.
   

 

DEPARTMENT OF RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE PO BOX 4036 ATLANTA, GA 30302-4036 404.413.7500

 

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