Major
Careers
Related Skills
- Strong critical thinking, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
- Logical thinker, quantitative, and cmfortable with computer technology.
- Works well in an environment of constant change.
- Ability to collect data and make sound predictions.
- Strong oral and communication skills.
- Ability to research and explain market phenomena.
Contact
Career Industry Liaison
Kristy Dewall
(309) 438-2200
223 Bone Student Center
Internship Coordinator
Jim Jones
(309) 438-3021
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Being Successful in the Field
- The Katie School of Insurance and Risk Management helps provide a number of cocurricular opportunities for students to engage with insurance industry professionals including international internships, a mentorship program, and on campus speakers.
- You can increase your employability by pursuing designations (such as the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter or Associate in Risk Management) or by pursuing internships to build experence.
Related Fields
Technology is making a significant impact on the insurance industry as many industry specific occupations incorporate technical advances. This technology is used in each step of the insurance process from estimating premiums for policyholders, assessing claims, and customer service.
- Actuary
- Business Analyst
- Claims Adjuster/Analyst
- Customer Service
- Cybersecurity Specialist
- Fraud Detection
- Loss Control Specialist
- Risk Consultant
- Systems Administrator
- Underwriter