International Certificate in Enterprise Risk Management
IRM’s Level 5 International Certificate in Enterprise Risk Management is designed to introduce students to the fundamental theory, management, and application of Operational Risk Management to ensure timely organisational success.
International Certificate in Enterprise Risk Management
Equivalent to a foundational degree
No formal entry requirements
Duration of 6-9 months
360-400 hours
By the end of this course, you will:
- Understand risk management maturity.
- Examine the interconnectedness of risks and integration of risk management.
- Understand how an organisation achieves risk management maturity.
- Understand how organisations continually improve by managing change.
This qualification is awarded by
Although the IRM does not have any specific formal entry requirements, it ensures that students have
sufficient capability at the right level to undertake the learning and assessment.
The IRM may consider students prior learning when considering acceptance to IRM qualifications. See the
IRM Recognition of Prior Learning Policy.
Please note, the qualification is offered in English therefore a reasonable knowledge of the English
language is important. It is recommended that students have a level of English equivalent to Entry Level 3.
Module 1
- Unit 1: Key Concepts in Risk Management
- Unit 2 : Strategic Planning for Enterprise Risk Management
- Unit 3: Risk Context, Objectives, and Assessment
- Unit 4: Managing, Monitoring and Reporting Risks
- Unit 5: Risk Culture and Appetite
- Unit 6: Corporate Governance and Risk Assurance
Module 2
- Unit 7: Risk Management and Strategy
- Unit 8: Sustainability
- Unit 9: Resilience
- Unit 10: Approaches to Risk Management
- Unit 11: Risk Maturity – embedding and maintaining a strong risk management culture
- Unit 12: Risk Management Competencies
- Part of the IRM’s Enterprise Risk Management International Certificate Module 1 summative assessment or assessment of learning is conducted through an online third party’s software using multiple choice questions (MCQs) which are selected from a bank of questions at various degrees of difficulty. Questions may be standalone or used in conjunction with case study scenarios. The other part of Module 1 as well as Module 2 are assessed by assignment-based essay questions to assess the student’s ability to apply the theory learnt in Module 1.
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