Master of Science in Risk Management Program for Executives

The Master of Science in Risk Management Program for Executives[1] is a NYUStern School of Business program. This program, which was given provisional accreditation by PRMIA, spans 12 months and takes place in New York City, Amsterdam and Hong Kong aided by the use of distance learning techniques. Further program details are provided through MSRM at NYU Stern [2]

Overview

This pioneer program incorporates traditional and innovative modeling techniques, but aims to situate this knowledge within the larger context of business strategy and risk management. The field of risk management has evolved rapidly and significantly, post the financial crisis of 2007-2010, and will help prepare for those risk management discussions that arise. Graduates of this program will enhance their academic capabilities and credentials in an area of expertise that is fundamental to sustainable performance of their organizations.

They will be ahead of the curve because they will have the capacity to understand and manage risk from a broad systemic and strategic perspective. Additionally, they will learn innovative modeling techniques and become equipped with a tool set that will enable them to understand how a firm’s strategy and business contours drive risk exposure profiles

Academic

The Master of Science in Risk Management Program is a one year, executive friendly, part-time schedule with a May start date. It consists of five modules held over one year, rotating between New York City, Amsterdam and Hong Kong.

Students receive a Master of Science degree, issued by New York University Stern School of Business.[3]

Students

The student profile of the most recent Class of 2012 consists of global executives, whose average age is 39 and who have 16 years of work experience. The students represent 22 nationalities and work in a broad range of industries. Class size averages 40–45 students. For more information about class profiles.

Professors

Professors who teach and have taught in the Master of Science in Risk Management Program:

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