Risk Virtual Experience Programme
Self-paced virtual experience programme exploring financial risk management, risk analysis, and decision-making at Goldman Sachs.
Remote
A-Level,Undergraduate,Graduate
Finance
Online
Rolling
Last verified: 30 July 2026
About this opportunity
Goldman Sachs’ Risk Virtual Experience Programme on Forage introduces participants to the role of risk professionals within a global investment bank. Through simulated workplace tasks, participants explore how financial institutions identify, assess, monitor, and manage market, credit, and operational risks. The programme provides practical insight into risk analysis, financial decision-making, and careers in banking and financial services.
Who is it for?
Students and graduates interested in risk management, financial services, investment banking, market risk, credit risk, finance, economics, mathematics, business, and analytical careers. No prior professional experience is required.
What you will gain
Exposure to risk-management tasks, insight into market and credit risk, financial-analysis experience, commercial awareness, practical simulated-task experience, a completion certificate, and stronger CV content for finance and risk applications.
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Requirements
No formal entry requirements. Open to anyone interested in exploring risk management, finance, banking, or analytical careers.
How to apply
Create a free Forage account, enrol in the programme, and complete the modules at your own pace. Participants receive a certificate upon completion.
Ready to apply?
Visit the official Goldman Sachs page to apply for this opportunity.
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