Insurance is an option module within the foundation degree programme and is designed for students who wish to understand how insurance and insurance organisations work.
This module will provide you with an understanding of the principles and practice of the insurance market and how insurance companies operate in the property and casualty (P&C), and long term markets in the UK and worldwide.
This module assumes that you have no prior knowledge of the insurance marketplace. And has been designed to provide you with a sound understanding of all aspects of the nature and role of insurance, from the basic principles through to how the industry works in practice. This includes how the insurance market functions and the relationships between the organisations involved, including why and how they are regulated. It also provides an overview of the types of products available.
| Type of module: | Option for Foundation Degree in Financial Markets and Management (Fd) | |
| Cost: | Distance Learning | £665.00 per unit |
| Academic Centre | £795.00 per unit | |
| Flexible Learning (including 3 workshops) | £795.00 per unit | |
| Study hours: | 300 hours | |
| Assessment: | Comprises two assessment components: a two-hour written examination, and a summative assignment. | |
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| File type | Adobe Acrobat pdf | |
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