Participating in the MBA with specialized modules in Financial Risk Management at UE will allow you to gain deep insights into the dynamics of organizations and their risk appetite. While organizations need to take risks to grow, these risks must be managed in a calculable way. A key aspect of the MBA Financial Risk Management is the ability to turn risks and threats into opportunities for business growth.

After successfully completing the core modules at the IGC in Bremen, students of the IBSA Dual Degree Master's Program with a focus on Sustainable Risk Management will expand their knowledge at the ESSCA School of Management in Paris. The French study program combines the study of international management and topics related to sustainable practices in a globalized environment and provides students with working knowledge and practical tools necessary in addressing and taking a lead on various social, economic, technological, and environmental issues.

The MSc in Finance and Risk Management provides you with the skills you need in financial analysis and management to manage companies at a national and international level. It has been designed to equip graduates with the skills that CFOs and finance managers are looking for.

MSc in Environmental Hazards and Risks Management. The MSc environmental hazards and risks management provides skills in risk management, and more particularly in risk modeling, to better predict and manage environmental hazards and risks. The program combines recent research with GIS and remote sensing technologies to train a generation of thinkers capable of anticipating and mitigating a wide range of natural hazards in a multi-disciplinary approach.

The master's degree in “Controlling and Risk Management” prepares you for entry into finance and risk management as well as a treasury or controlling. You will find fields of application in companies, banks, and management consultancy. Big data, cyber risks, FinTech's, and ever-stricter regulatory requirements determine the job description. Increasing volatility in the markets but also negative interest rates pose increasing challenges for controllers, treasurers, and risk managers, whose fields of activity are growing ever closer together. The master's degree in “Controlling and Risk Management” reacts to these changing demands on the job market and offers students a customizable profile made up of five controlling and five risk management modules.