Professional Certificate Course in Risk Management for Real Estate Professionals
About the course
Level 7 Diploma in Risk Management (QCF): 6 - 8 MonthsMA in Risk Management (TopUp): 3 - 6 Months
Total Credits: 180 Credits
The primary objective of the Master of Science (MSc) program in Risk Management is to equip learners with the essential skills and knowledge required for effective risk management, facilitating sound strategic decision-making processes that uphold organizations' competitive advantages. This comprehensive program delves deep into the realm of risk, encompassing its practical applications in both financial and non-financial sectors. Learners will acquire a well-rounded understanding of risk, covering theoretical concepts as well as practical aspects such as risk measurement and modeling.
This program aims to enable learners to:
1. Evaluate, in a critical manner, five fundamental methods for managing risk.
2. Compare and contrast the impact of legislation, legal considerations, and regulatory bodies on health and safety within an organization of their choice.
3. Assess the key aspects of ISO standard 'harmonization' initiatives.
4. Evaluate the tools available for reviewing organizational strategies and risk management plans.
5. Analyze an organization's current market position using appropriate assessment tools.
6. Examine contemporary issues contributing to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) risk management systems.
7. Analyze the significance of conducting a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) in a critical manner.
8. Articulate how leadership and management styles should adapt to address diverse risk scenarios encountered in organizations.
9. Assess the board's role in addressing corporate governance issues and various approaches taken.
10. Evaluate a variety of risk financing alternatives available to organizations.
11. Develop a comprehensive risk management plan through environmental screening to mitigate potential risks.
12. Assess the Standardized Approach for credit risk in accordance with Basel III recommendations.
13. Analyze concepts such as Knightian uncertainty, the Ellsberg paradox, and Black Swan events.
14. Explain and apply mathematical models related to Value at Risk (VaR), Conditional Value at Risk (CVaR), and Expected Value at Risk (EVaR).
Course details
The MSc in Risk Management program encompasses six compulsory units, adding up to a cumulative total of 120 credits, 1200 hours of Total Qualification Time (TQT), and 600 Guided Learning Hours (GLH) for the entire qualification.The course comprises the following modules, each worth 120 credits:
1. Principles of Risk Management
2. Strategic Risk Management
3. Responsible Leadership and Governance
4. Organisational and Environmental Risk
5. Risk Analysis and Modelling
6. Advanced Research Methods
Additionally, there is a dissertation component worth 60 credits, which involves the completion of a Consultancy Report spanning 12,000 words.
Accreditation
All of our courses are accredited by the relevant partners and awarding bodies. Please refer to our information in about us for more details.Entry requirement
To gain admission to the MSc in Risk Management program and attain the corresponding qualification, prospective students must meet the following requirements:1. Hold an honors degree in a relevant field, a U