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Executive Education

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Assessing and Managing Risk

Introduction & Background

Tired of being surprised by the same problems over and over again on your projects or in your organization? The only time you should be surprised is on your birthday!

The Assessing and Managing Risk Program focuses on dealing with the inevitable negative events which could occur and determining methods to either decrease the probability of those events or decrease the impact they will have on the project or both. This program also focuses on dealing with the potential opportunities which could occur and determining methods to either increase the probability of those events or increase the impact they will have on the project or both.

For risks to be properly defined, it is necessary to interface with the key stakeholders of the project.  As with the other aspects of project planning, the risk plan should by no means be developed “in a vacuum.” This program is designed to give a working knowledge of risk management.  Participants will be able to implement these concepts the very next day thus giving an edge over the competition. 

Key Learning Objectives

  • Learn the risk management approach and risk analysis approach
  • Understanding that risks are not just threats
  • Develop understandings of various methods to minimize threats and maximize opportunities
  • The importance of integrating the risk responses into the overall project plan and/or organization
  • Identify risks and understand proactive risk management
  • Understand the risk management process and qualitative risk analysis
  • Learn stakeholder risk identification
  • Understand the importance of response planning and how to implement that response plan

Refund Policy

University of Saskatchewan's liability is limited to reimbursement of paid tuition fees. Cancellations received at least ten (10) business days in advance of the course commencement date will receive a full refund. Cancellations received less than ten (10) business days prior to the course commencement date will be subject to a $200 administration fee. Cancellations received less than three (3) business days prior to the course commencement date will be subject to full course tuition cost. Non-attendance will incur full course tuition cost. Fees subject to change without notice. Program Transfer Policy: One course transfer will be permitted without penalty if the cancellation request is received more than ten (10) business days prior to the course start date. Program transfers within ten (10) business days of the course start date will be subject to a $200 administration fee. Alternate program transfers may be approved dependent on course availability. Transfer requests must be scheduled within six (6) months of the initial purchase. Applicants will be responsible for any price difference in program fees at the time of the request. Each subsequent transfer request will be subject to $200 administration fee.


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Course Code: ESB270