CAUSALTY FRAUD II - 3 hours/3 credits
Objectives: Provides an insightful look into the hazards affecting the underwriting process which renders homeowners coverage either unaffordable or unavailable. Discusses risk control options to minimize or eliminate these hazards.

INSURANCE FORENSICS - 3 hours/3 credits
Objectives: Provides an in-depth understanding of how forensic science and crime analysis can affect claims handling as well as future underwriting.

INSURANCE INDUSTRY ETHICS - 3 hours/3 credits
Objectives: To understand nature of sound agency ethics and the difference between ethics vs. legal conduct. Ethics Code set by students.

MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY - 3 hours/3 credits
Objectives: How to avoid costly errors & omissions by use of proper loss control methods along with good in-house staff education. A lesson in E&O cost reduction. *(New York Bridge Course)

PROPERTY FRAUD II - 3 hours/3 credits
Objectives: To explore major fraud indicators for prevention and detection purposes. Students will design a plan to combat property fraud.

TERRORISM INSURANCE - 3 hours/3 credits
Objectives:Helps provide a clearer understanding of what terrorism entails and how the industry has underwritten this exposure. Provides an understanding of T.R.I A.