Master of Science - Financial and Enterprise Risk Management

The University of Connecticut's Graduate Programs in Financial and Enterprise Risk Management are designed to equip students with

the skills and expertise needed to ensure a promising career trajectory in these specialized areas of finance. Program graduates are prepared to excel in high-demand risk management roles across diverse industries, including finance, healthcare, technology, and insurance. The degree will prepare graduates to address a variety of risk factors that pose threats to businesses, including financial, operational, informational, geopolitical, regulatory, and cybersecurity risk.

UConn's newly revitalized, 36-credit Master's degree combines FRM and ERM coursework with the option to add a 9-credit concentration in Quantitative Methods in Risk Management. Courses include quantitative finance, financial programming & risk modeling, and legal & ethical issues in the financial risk landscape. For an FRM-focused boost to their credentials, explore our 12-credit Graduate Certificate in Financial Risk Management. Current undergraduate students can fast-track their career with an Accelerated Undergraduate-to-Graduate program option, finishing the master's degree up to a semester sooner than a traditional graduate student.

The UConn School of Business is a fully accredited AACSB institution, with campuses across the state of Connecticut. Risk program courses are offered in-person, full-time or part-time in Stamford.