151 Actuarial Sciences Degree Programs

Our actuarial science program is recognized on the Society of Actuaries listing of Universities and Colleges with Actuarial Programs (UCAP), and we're also one of the few liberal arts institutions with a full-fledged actuarial science major offered jointly by two departments-mathematics and finance. This exposure to "both sides of the house" will vastly heighten, your educational experience and expand job prospects after graduation. And because we keep our classes small, you'll receive all the personal attention you need to prepare for the probability and financial mathematics exams you'll need to pass before working in the field. In the last three years, the pass rates for actuarial exams for our students are between 75 and 90 percent. In addition, students who have passed two exams and have a summer internship by their senior year have 100 percent job placement in the actuary industry.

The Actuarial Mathematics bachelor's degree program is designed to give students a strong foundation in math, business, and finance. The curriculum focuses on core actuarial topics like probability, s...

This master's degree provides students with theoretical and practical training in actuarial sciences (Insurance-finance-Risk) with a view to training actuaries specializing in the application of mathematics, statistics, and probabilities to problems related to the modeling and management of insurance and financial risks.

The Master's in Actuarial Science program offered by Illinois State University is a comprehensive graduate degree designed to prepare students for successful careers in the actuarial field. It emphasi...

The Master of Actuarial Science is designed to prepare students for careers in risk assessment, insurance, finance, and related fields. The program covers core actuarial skills such as probability, st...

The undergraduate certificate in actuarial science provides a focused pathway for students interested in entering the actuarial profession. The program covers key topics like mathematics, statistics, ...

Central’s actuarial science major gives students a firm foundation of mathematics and business to prepare for an actuary career. Classes are typically small (25 students or less), so students can easily get personalized assistance. Program directors also provide support to students studying for introductory actuarial exams.

The Master of Actuarial Studies (Extension) is designed for students who want to deepen their understanding of actuarial concepts and develop advanced skills in the field. The program covers core topi...

The Master of Actuarial Science (Enhanced) is designed to equip students with advanced skills in actuarial methods and their applications across various industries. The program covers core areas like ...

The Master of Actuarial Science (Extended) is designed for students who want a thorough understanding of actuarial concepts along with additional coursework that enhances their skills. The program cov...

The Graduate Diploma in Actuarial Science is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in the key areas of actuarial work. It covers topics like probability, statistics, finance, and risk m...

Actuarial science is the mathematical and statistical underpinning of the design, financing and operation of all types of insurance plans, pension plans and benefit plans.

Actuarial science is an intense field, and will require a sharp, analytical mind, coupled with hard work and dedication to pass the certification exams and practice as an actuary.

Never before have organisations around the world had such extraordinary access to personal information, health statistics, buying habits, population movement, employment trends and much, much more. In these numbers lie the answers to the big questions that really matter. Internationally credited, a Master of Actuarial Science at Bond University is a short three semester program that provides those with an undergraduate degree in an alternative field an opportunity to gain an Actuarial Science degree and complete actuarial Part I (Foundation program) subjects.

Upon graduation, students receive an Actuarial Science degree as well as a Statistics degree. Most students also choose a Business Management minor. Becoming an actuary requires passing a series of professional exams set by the Society of Actuaries and the Casualty Actuarial Society. Students will be prepared for the first five exams and take the exams while still in college. Most students are recruited to careers as actuaries immediately after college working in banking, insurance, government agencies and financial services.