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2 Actuarial Sciences BSc Degree Programs in Canada
University of Prince Edward Island
BSc in Actuarial Science
- Charlottetown, Canada
BSc
Full time
4 years
On-Campus
English
Actuarial Science is the study of risk, usually risk associated with insurance, pension, and investment plans. Actuarial Science uses techniques from mathematics, statistics, business, economics, and finance. The Bachelor of Science with a Major in Actuarial Science prepares students to write the early exams required to become an Actuary.
University of Calgary
BSc in Actuarial Science
- Calgary, Canada
BSc
On-Campus
English
Actuarial Science scholars ask questions such as: How is the premium rate for flood insurance calculated? Can an insurance company cover all of their claims? What is the value of a company’s pension commitments? Actuarial Science is concerned with the construction of models and solutions for financial, business, and societal problems involving uncertain future events. During the course of your studies, much of your learning will occur while actively working on problems in class and during tutorials. By exploring the complicated world of financial risk, this degree will equip you with the fundamental and practical tools you’ll need to assess and forecast risk in order to make sound financial decisions.
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Actuarial Sciences degree programs at the Bachelor’s level in Canada blend mathematics, statistics, and financial theory to prepare you for a dynamic career in risk assessment and management. The field is unique for its emphasis on using quantitative methods to analyze and predict future events, making it a vital part of industries like finance and insurance.
Through courses in probability theory, financial mathematics, and actuarial modeling, you’ll develop specialized skills in evaluating risk, pricing insurance products, and analyzing data to inform strategic decisions. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives, applying quantitative techniques to real-world scenarios through collaborative projects and case studies.
In Canada, the education system fosters a practical learning environment, often integrating problem-solving tasks that reflect industry challenges. Graduates typically find opportunities as actuaries or risk analysts in various sectors, equipping them with skills valued across the globe. Students gain a deep understanding of financial systems, preparing them for roles that require both analytical and evaluative expertise.