Module: Insurance Management (5303-520)

Persons:

• Prof. Dr. Jörg Schiller (verantwortlich)

Degree Program:

• Economics (WS 16/17) (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  4. Semester, elective
• Economics (WS 16/17) (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  2. Semester, elective
• International Business and Economics (WS 16/17) (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  4. Semester, elective
• International Business and Economics (WS 16/17) (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  2. Semester, elective
• Management (WS 16/17) (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  4. Semester, elective
• Management (WS 16/17) (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  2. Semester, elective
• Economics (WS 17/18) (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  4. Semester, elective
• Economics (WS 17/18) (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  2. Semester, elective
• International Business and Economics (WS 17/18) (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  4. Semester, elective
• International Business and Economics (WS 17/18) (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  2. Semester, elective
• Management (WS 17/18) (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  4. Semester, elective
• Management (WS 17/18) (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  2. Semester, elective
• Education for Business and Economics (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  4. Semester, elective
• Education for Business and Economics (Master, since 01.10.2016)
  2. Semester, elective
• Education for Business and Economics (Master, since 01.10.2009)
  2. Semester, compulsory
• Education for Business and Economics (Master, since 01.10.2009)
  4. Semester, compulsory

Relation to other Modules:

Master-ABWL II, Core Concepts of Health Care Management 3, Advanced Topics of Health Care & Public Management 1, Versicherungsökonomie

Prerequisites for Attendance:

none

Sprache:

German

ECTS:

6 credits

Frequency:

every summer semester

Length of the Module:

1 semester

Compulsory assignment:

Klausur (80%) Übungsleistung (20%)

Length of the examination:

90 minutes

Workload:

180 Stunden 42 Stunden Präsenzstudium 138 Stunden Selbststudium

Professional competences:

Students possess an in-depth understanding of insurance management with the core areas of risk theory and management, insurance demand and economic aspects of insurance markets. Their know-how includes why and how it comes to insurance companies' demand. They understand the intermediate structures in the insurance market, and learn tools for technical management of risks. Furthermore, the students have learned skills to analyze independent economic problems in the insurance industry and different approaches to risk management in insurance companies. They are in a good position to evaluate economic challenges to insurance markets and explore potential solutions critically.

Comments:

Lecture and exercise notes will be available on ILIAS at the beginning of the semester.

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