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7 Actuarial Sciences BA Degree Programs
The University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Mathematics, Actuarial Science Concentration, B.A.
- Charlotte, USA
BA
Full time
120 hours
On-Campus
English
Actuarial Science is an important field of Applied Mathematics. It requires Mathematical and Statistical skills to study and analyze uncertain events in the insurance and financial fields. An Actuary needs to know Calculus, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra, Probability and Statistics, Interest Theory, etc. In addition, an Actuary has to learn some Finance, Accounting, Economics, and some other topics in Insurance.
City University Of New York
BA in Actuarial Science
- New York, USA
BA
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Bachelor of Arts in Actuarial Science prepares students for careers focused on assessing risk and uncertainty in fields like insurance, finance, and consulting. The program combines coursework in ...
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Kansas State University
Mathematics - Actuarial Mathematics (BA)
- Manhattan, USA
BA
Full time
On-Campus
English
This Bachelor of Arts program in Actuarial Mathematics focuses on developing strong mathematical skills tailored to the insurance, finance, and risk management fields. Students will learn how to analy...
Wayne State University
Actuarial Mathematics (B.A.)
- Detroit, USA
BA
Full time
On-Campus
English
The Actuarial Mathematics (B.A.) program is designed for students interested in applying mathematical skills to insurance, finance, and risk management. The curriculum combines core math courses with ...
Wartburg College
BA in Actuarial Science
- Waverly, USA
BA
Full time
4 years
On-Campus
English
If you have a talent for numbers and a desire to work in business, a career as an actuary may be for you. Consistently rated as one of the best jobs in America, an actuary uses mathematical models and analytic skills to assess financial security and quantify risk. Wartburg’s rigorous program—grounded in economics, finance, and mathematics—prepares students for a successful career in the world of risk management.
Faculty of Environmental & Urban Change | YORK UNIVERSITY
Bachelor of Arts Actuarial Science
- Toronto, Canada
BA
On-Campus
English
Actuarial Science is the area of mathematics that applies quantitative methods to assess risks in the insurance and finance industries. It became a formal discipline in the late 17th century, when the increased demand for such long-term insurance coverages as life insurances, annuities, and burials expense coverages emerged.
Concordia College
Bachelor of Arts - Mathematics
- Moorhead, USA
BA
On-Campus
English
Concordia’s BA in Mathematics prepares students to pursue graduate school opportunities and/or enter careers in diverse fields, including data analytics, data science, statistics, actuarial science and quantitative analysis.
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Actuarial Sciences degree programs offer a unique intersection of mathematics, statistics, and finance, preparing students to analyze risk and uncertainty in various industries. This Bachelor’s level program equips you with the analytical skills needed to address real-world problems, making it an exciting choice for those who enjoy quantitative challenges.
Through courses in risk theory, statistical analysis, and financial mathematics, you’ll develop competencies in assessing uncertainty and crafting data-driven decisions. Students also sharpen their abilities in using actuarial modeling tools and software, essential for evaluating financial risks. Many learners start with foundational courses that enhance their mathematical understanding before moving to specialized topics like life contingencies and actuarial science applications.
As students engage with complex statistical concepts and real-life scenarios, they build confidence and enhance their problem-solving skills. Graduates often pursue careers as actuaries in insurance, finance, or consulting, where they apply their expertise to manage financial risk and strategic planning.