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To further enrich the course, consider incorporating a risk management framework that provides a structured approach to identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks. This framework can serve as a foundation for the course, providing a common language and a logical sequence for students to grasp the various elements of risk management. By grounding the course in a well-established framework, such as COSO or ISO 31000, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the risk management process and how different concepts and tools fit together. Furthermore, exploring how different frameworks handle specific aspects of risk management, such as risk identification or risk appetite determination, can equip students to select and tailor the most appropriate approach for a given situation. Ultimately, a framework-based approach will prepare students to think critically about risk management and apply it effectively in their future careers. Additionally, exploring the intersection of risk management with other disciplines, such as finance, economics, or law, could provide valuable insights and broaden students' perspectives.