Online Risk Management Schools

A large public college based in Richmond, EKU offers Kentucky's only risk management program. The school's bachelor of business administration focuses on risk management and insurance. The program offers six start dates per year.

EKU's online program consists of 120 credits. Enrollees take 51 core business credits and 30 business administration credits. The business core covers topics such as strategic management and formal communication. Another core class teaches supply chain management. Business administration courses develop skills in marketing, finance, and management. Graduates pursue careers as accountants, risk managers, and risk analysts.

EKU offers in-state tuition rates to all online students regardless of residency. The discounted tuition rate makes the program a practical choice for online learners nationwide. EKU may accept up to 90 credit hours from transfer students. Active-duty military personnel receive a discounted tuition rate.

Serving more than 10,000 students annually, ISU hosts a top-ranked online degree in risk management. The school's BS in insurance and risk management comprises 120 credits. The degree includes 54 business major credits and 27 insurance credits.

The business major builds foundational knowledge in business statistics. The major also focuses on accounting principles and business finance. Risk and insurance courses build knowledge on various topics. Examples include life insurance, commercial liability, and employee benefits. All candidates complete a senior capstone near the end of the program. The capstone emphasizes strategic management and functional business practices.

ISU's website claims that 80% of full-time undergraduate students receive scholarships and grants. The school also reserves scholarships for incoming first-year students. To apply, learners submit official transcripts. Applicants do not need to submit ACT or SAT scores.

Located in Conway, UCA offers the state's only online degree in risk management. The program integrates financial principles and economic theory with insurance practices. Candidates can also pursue an optional financial planning track. More than 90% of graduates enter the risk management industry within a month of graduation.

The 120-credit program includes 30 business foundation credits. It also consists of 18 business core credits and 24 insurance and risk management credits. Business courses cover topics including accounting, business statistics, and marketing. The major explores subjects such as life and health insurance and corporate risk management. Students learn property and liability insurance concepts. They also study the design and administration of employee benefits plans.

Candidates can complete up to two internships. During internships, students gain hands-on experience in a professional risk management or insurance environment.

A major urban college based in Houston, Texas, UHD offers an online degree in risk management. The bachelor's program covers business, insurance, and risk management practices. The curriculum also prepares candidates to earn professional credentials. Options include certified risk manager, certified life underwriter, and certified financial planner.

Candidates earning the risk management degree online complete a minimum of 120 credits. The program includes a general business curriculum. Students learn subjects such as financial accounting and economics. They also learn business statistics. Typical risk management course topics cover value analysis and insurance operations. Learners also analyze advanced casualty insurance. Candidates can complete an optional field experience in a professional business setting.

UHD offers several scholarships for risk management degree candidates. All students also receive scholarships for maintaining a GPA above 2.8. Out-of-state students who maintain a GPA above 3.5 receive in-state tuition rates.

A small liberal arts college, ODU serves around 1,500 students annually. The school offers a top-ranked online degree in risk management. The bachelor's program prepares students for several professional credentials. One example is a chartered property casualty underwriter (CPCU). Qualified graduates can waive two sections of the CPCU certification exam.

Candidates complete 120 credits total, including 63 major credits. The curriculum includes risk management and insurance major courses. Enrollees also take business core courses and correlative courses. The major covers insurance operations and management. Other course options include project management and commercial property insurance.

Students with a minimum 3.0 GPA can apply for ODU's 4+1 MBA program. This accelerated pathway allows candidates to complete their bachelor's degree and MBA in five years of full-time study.