Graduates in insurance economics CHE are usually employed in management positions at insurance companies and specialize in one of the business areas, such as service management, risk management, support, claims management, product management or sales.

Training to become an insurance economist CHE is currently only possible on a part-time basis. However, for the latest course information, please contact the schools you are interested in directly using our contact form.

3 to 4 semesters are required for continuing education, further training as an insurance economist CHE for holders of the insurance specialist certificate. Without the federal certificate, the course lasts 6 semesters.

The CHE course consists of "Business Administration" with subjects such as economics, business administration, accounting, communication, project management, process management, personal management, knowledge management, personnel management, "General Industry Knowledge" with reinsurance, insurance law, insurance marketing, insurance economics, insurance technology and mathematics, as well as "Insurance Processes" with content on sales, support, account management, management processes, customer orientation, product management, risk management, claims management, service management. In addition, for people without a Federal Certificate of Proficiency in Insurance FPE, there is the subject "Specific industry knowledge", for which at least three modules can be chosen from a selection.

In order to be admitted to the CHE degree program in Insurance Management. Insurance Economist CHE, persons wishing to be admitted without an examination must either have a Federal Diploma of Vocational Education and Training (VET) in Insurance E-Profile or E-Profile with Federal Vocational Baccalaureate, or a VET in another sector with at least one year's professional experience in the insurance industry and proof of the written broker examination, or a Federal Professional Examination (FPE) as an insurance specialist, social insurance specialist, financial planner or health insurance specialist. Persons without one of these qualifications must pass an entrance examination and have between one and two years of qualified professional experience in the insurance sector, depending on their previous education. In addition, all prospective students must provide proof of at least 50 percent professional experience during their studies.