Associate in Marine Insurance Management (AMIM®)

You may choose to earn a certificate of completion by passing the AMIM 121 and 122 exams. The courses below (plus two electives) are required to earn the AMIM designation:

AMIM 121—Ocean Marine Insurance: Shipping Fundamentals; Cargo Insurance Policies; Cargo Underwriting; Protection and Indemnity; Hull Insurance; Hull Underwriting; P&I Underwriting; Underwriting Tugs, Barges, and Other Vessels; Coverages for Shipyards

AMIM 122—Inland Marine Insurance: Transit, Motor Truck Cargo, Contractors Equipment, Builders Risk, Dealers Policies, Bailee/Bailor, Computers and Communication Equipment, DIC, Output, Fine Arts Insurance

CPCU 510—Foundations of Risk Management, Insurance, and Professionalism

CPCU 530—The Legal Environment of Insurance

Plus, choose two elective courses from among the following:
CPCU 520—Insurance Operations, Regulation, and Statutory Accounting
CPCU 540—Finance for Risk Management and Insurance Professionals
CPCU 551—Commercial Property Risk Management and Insurance
CPCU 552—Commercial Liability Risk Management and Insurance
CPCU 560—Financial Services Institutions
AU 65—Commercial Underwriting: Principles and Property
AU 66—Commercial Underwriting: Liability and Advanced Techniques
ARM 54—Risk Assessment
ARM 55—Risk Control
ARM 56—Risk Financing
AIC 33—Claim Handling Principles and Practices
AIC 34—Workers Compensation and Managing Bodily Injury Claims
AIC 35—Property Loss Adjusting
AIC 36—Liability Claim Practices
AAI 81—Foundations of Insurance Production
AAI 82—Multiple-Lines Insurance Production
AAI 83—Agency Operations and Sales Management

Program Options: The AMIM designation program is available as a self-study program via printed textbooks and course guides. Certain elective courses may have other study options; see elective listings for details.

Public classes at third-party providers may be available for AMIM courses.

We Recommend AMIM for: Agents/brokers, agency principals, claim adjusters, line of business managers, marine underwriters, and risk managers

Exam Information: AMIM exams are offered at Institute-approved on-site testing locations and Prometric Testing Centers. Contact your education coordinator for further information about on-site testing availability.

AMIM exams consist of 85 objective questions, and examinees have two hours to complete each exam. See electives for the corresponding exam information.

The Associate in Marine Insurance Management designation program consists of the following required courses:

AMIM 121—Ocean Marine Insurance
AMIM 122—Inland Marine Insurance
CPCU 510—Foundations of Risk Management, Insurance, and Professionalism
CPCU 530—The Legal Environment of Insurance

Plus, choose two elective courses from among the following:
CPCU 520—Insurance Operations, Regulation, and Statutory Accounting
CPCU 540—Finance for Risk Management and Insurance Professionals
CPCU 551—Commercial Property Risk Management and Insurance
CPCU 552—Commercial Liability Risk Management and Insurance
CPCU 560—Financial Services Institutions
AU 65—Commercial Underwriting: Principles and Property
AU 66—Commercial Underwriting: Liability and Advanced Techniques
ARM 54—Risk Assessment
ARM 55—Risk Control
ARM 56—Risk Financing
AIC 33—Claim Handling Principles and Practices
AIC 34—Workers Compensation and Managing Bodily Injury Claims
AIC 35—Property Loss Adjusting
AIC 36—Liability Claim Practices
AAI 81—Foundations of Insurance Production
AAI 82—Multiple-Lines Insurance Production
AAI 83—Agency Operations and Sales Management

Bottom-Line Benefits

• Build a book of business by learning to identify customers’ marine loss exposures and recommend appropriate coverages
• Improve effectiveness by understanding the principal classes of commercial inland marine business

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