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Overview
The
combined Insurance and Finance major offers the opportunity
to acquire a general knowledge of each discipline, as
well as specialized theory and practice in these interrelated
fields. The curriculum seeks to expand capacities, perspectives
and skills of students who are preparing for careers
in insurance and finance, including the area of risk
management. This major represents a segment of the individual
undergraduate Insurance and Finance program, forming
a cohesive interdisciplinary program of study. While
forsaking some specialization in one field, the student
gains significant exposure to two specialized fields
of business administration.
Requirements
for the Insurance and Finance Major --
Credits: 21
Junior
Year
- INS
322 Fundamentals of Life Insurance [3]
- INS
324 Property and Casualty Insurance [3]
Senior
Year
- INS
430 Fundamentals of Employee Benefits [3]
or INS 434
Risk Management [3]
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FIN 430 Investment
Analysis [3]
- FIN
432 Investment Management [3]
- FIN
450 International Finance [3]
- INS
480 Internship in Insurance [3]
or FIN 480
Internship in Finance [3]
It
is recommended that Insurance/Finance majors take INS
210 Principles of Insurance [3] as their business
elective.
Requirements
for the Insurance and Finance Minor: Barney Students
-- Credits: 12
Requirements
for the Insurance Minor: Barney Students -- Credits:
12
- Four
elective courses from the following [12]
Requirements
for the Insurance and Finance Minor: Non-Barney Students
-- Credits: 15
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