Master in Risk Management
Overview
Methodology: E-Learning
Credits: 60 CFU / 45 Quarter Cred
Start of the course: any time
Entry requirements: Applicants must have a 4-year Bachelor’s degree
Academic Achievements: Participants who successfully complete this program will receive a second level Master's degree.
Short description:
The Master's program in Risk Management provides expert training in internal controls, corporate governance, risk management and auditing and prepares students to work in public/private organizations and financial companies. Based on a thorough analysis of the dynamics of finance and accounting, students develop a strong competence in analyzing the accounting system as a function of the organization's financial structure.
The aim of the Master's degree is to strengthen the skills necessary for organizational leadership and management, through activities carried out by professionals in risk management, internal control, management and audit, whose task is to understand and interpret the technical-economic implications of current production, financial and commercial directions, making predictions about the relative dynamics, with the general objective of verifying the proper functioning and correct operation of a company.
The characteristics of the Master are:
- the constant updating of teaching methods and programsthe understanding of the structures of each companythe issue of internationalization concepts to move from a local to a global levelthe introduction of teamwork and problem solvingthe strong international orientation promoted by the availability of content produced by foreign teachers and by comparison with organizational and economic systems of European countries and beyond.
Program at a glance:
INTRODUCTION ELEMENTS
- Elements of Mathematics and StatisticsHistory of Economic ThoughtEconomic Policy
CORE COURSES
- Economic geopoliticsFinancial intermediation accounting principlesCorporate finance
ADVANCED COURSES
- Financial ManagementCorporate Investment BankingRisk ManagementCorporate StrategyFinancial Markets and InstrumentsProject Finance and Risk ManagementGlobal Finance