ICCIE COURSE CATALOG
The ICCIE curriculum is comprised of five core courses – designed by our instructors and required for completion of the designation program – and electives, offered through ICCIE, AICPCU and IEA, two of which must be successfully completed by designation students.
Both the ICCIE core courses and the electives have hour allotments assigned to them. These represent the estimated number of total hours (both class hours and homework hours) each student is anticipated to spend on each course.
The Core Courses
The following are the ICCIE core courses with links to their descriptions:
- An Introduction to Alternative Risk Financing Mechanisms
- Understanding Risk and Risk Retention Mechanisms
- Protecting the Captive: Predicting Risk, Reinsurance and other Transfer Mechanisms
- Forming and Operating a Captive
- Business Ethics in the Captive Insurance Industry
All of the above courses are taught in both face-to-face and online formats. The online classes are scheduled courses with beginning and end dates, are faculty-led and offer students great flexibility in accessing courses without travel requirements. Although online courses have weekly assignments, students have flexibility to complete readings and assignments over the course of the week. Through online discussion boards, students also benefit from interaction with other students as well as the instructor.
To access the schedule of when and how each course is taught, click here.
The Electives
The electives are available through the following delivery formats: online (O) or independent study (IS).
online: see description above.
Independent study (IS): Students study on their own through course reading assignments, workbooks and supplementary materials (CD-roms, etc.). This model works best for students who can study well without guidance or support.
TeleLearning(Tel): This is an optional feature that may be combined with independent study courses. Offered through the Insurance Education Association (IEA), TeleLearning provides the benefit of the flexibility of independent study but adds a weekly teleconference with a course leader who responds to student questions. This delivery model provides more structure to standard independent study. It requires participation in 45-minute telephone conference calls scheduled each week.
The following are the elective courses with links to topics covered in each one:
- ICCIE - Understanding the Intricacies of Cell Captives
- ICCIE - Risk Retention Groups
- INS 23 - Commercial Insurance
- CPCU 551 - Commercial Property, Risk Management and Insurance
- CPCU 552 - Commercial Liability, Risk Management and Insurance
- AU 65 - Commercial Underwriting: Principles and Property
- AU 66 - Commercial Underwriting: Liability and Advanced Techniques
- ARM 54 - Essentials of Risk Management
- ARM 56 - Risk Financing
- AIAF 111 - Statutory Accounting for Property and Liability Insurers
- ASHRM - Essentials Module
- ASHRM - Applications Module
- ASHRM - Advanced Forum Module
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