Insurance & Banking
What is it?
The bachelor’s program in Insurance & Banking takes you deep into the dynamic world of financial services. Through a curriculum developed in close cooperation with the insurance, banking, and finance industries, you receive practical, academically grounded training that opens the door to excellent career opportunities in stable, future-oriented sectors. This regionally unique program combines two complementary disciplines, offering a strong focus on both national and international financial markets.
Practical relevance is at the heart of the program: networking events, participation in the Wiesbaden Insurance Congress, and guest lectures by leading professionals from banks, insurance companies, auditing firms, and consulting agencies provide direct insight into industry practice and trends.
What can I do with it?
After completing your degree, you’ll be a specialist for financial services, focusing on insurance or banking. You’ll be equipped to support management teams at insurance companies and banks and to become a manager yourself later on.
The strong practical focus of the degree will make you sought after by insurers, banks, management consultancies, and accounting firms.
For degree-seeking students: detailed information on admission requirements, application deadlines, etc. can be found on the German page.
What our graduates say
In 2017, the Insurance & Banking degree program and its program director received an award for outstanding commitment to teaching, and a nomination for UNICUM’s 'Professor of the Year 2024/2025'. Additionally, the program was recognized as a 'talent incubator' by WiWi-Online in both 2012 and 2017
Structure of the studies
The study plan provides an overview of the content and specializations covered in each semester. More detailed information on the course content can be found in the module handbook and the curriculum .
Structure of the studies
The study plan provides an overview of the content and specializations covered in each semester. More detailed information on the course content can be found in the module handbook and the curriculum .
