The academic content of the Insurance Undergraduate Program consists of courses and modules carefully designed in line with the requirements of the insurance industry. The curriculum aims to provide students with a broad perspective of the insurance industry while at the same time providing detailed and specialized knowledge. In general, the course content of this program starts with basic business and economics knowledge and gradually moves towards more specific and technical subjects.
The program usually starts with core business and economics courses such as business administration, economics and financial management. These courses provide students with an understanding of the basic principles of business and economic theories. Law courses, particularly commercial and insurance law, teach students the legal framework and the legal aspects of insurance transactions. These core courses provide students with a solid foundation for progression to more advanced modules.
In later years, the curriculum emphasizes more specialized courses such as insurance policies, risk management, insurance mathematics and actuarial sciences. Insurance mathematics courses give students in-depth knowledge of risk assessment and premium calculation techniques, while actuarial sciences cover modeling insurance and financial risks using statistical and mathematical methods. These courses develop students' analytical thinking and problem-solving skills, as well as give them the ability to build complex financial and insurance models.
Insurance law courses deal with the legal aspects of insurance contracts, compensation processes and legal relationships between insurance companies and customers. These courses provide students with knowledge of the legal problems frequently encountered in the insurance industry and develop the legal knowledge and skills necessary to resolve these problems.
The curriculum also offers students training on various computer software and technological tools used in the insurance industry. These technological skills help students understand and adapt to the digital transformation in the industry.
Students also engage in various practical applications such as case studies, simulations and project-based assignments to analyze real-life scenarios in the industry. Such hands-on learning activities ensure that theoretical knowledge is put into practice and enhance students' ability to generate solutions to real-world problems.
In this way, the Bachelor of Insurance Program provides students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, giving them all the tools they need to build a successful career in the insurance industry. The educational content offered by the program gives students the opportunity to develop in-depth expertise and a comprehensive understanding of the insurance field.