Bachelor of Actuarial Studies / Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours)

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Actuarial Studies and Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Hons) is a five-year dual degree that combines actuarial studies with advanced mathematics, equipping graduates with specialized statistical analysis skills and powerful mathematical techniques for problem-solving and business decision-making. The program offers optional majors in Actuarial Studies, Advanced Mathematics, and Science, and graduates are highly sought after by top employers in various industries, including insurance, banking, consulting, and government.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• The Bachelor of Actuarial Studies and Science (Advanced Mathematics) (Hons) is a five-year dual degree that blends actuarial studies with advanced mathematics, providing students with specialized statistical analysis skills along with powerful mathematical techniques that enable them to effectively solve problems, make crucial business decisions, and excel in research.
• Graduates of this program will earn two accredited degrees that are highly recognized in the industry, opening doors to a wide range of job opportunities.
They will be equipped with analytical minds, a passion for mathematics, and exceptional expertise in solving business problems.

Outline:

• Content and Structure:
This five-year dual degree program consists of 40 courses (240 Units of Credit or UOCs), including 16 courses in Actuarial Studies and 24 courses in Advanced Mathematics.
• Course Schedule:
Students will complete a variety of courses throughout the five years of the program, including:
• Actuarial Studies core courses
• Actuarial Studies majors and minors
• Business electives
• Advanced Mathematics major
• Advanced Mathematics core courses and electives
• Science electives
• Optional Majors:
• Actuarial Studies:
Students can major in Actuarial Studies.
• Advanced Mathematics:
Students can major in Applied Mathematics, Pure Mathematics, or Advanced Statistics.
• Science:
Students can choose from a variety of science electives.

Teaching:

• This program is taught by world-class lecturers and professors who are highly respected in their fields.
• Students will benefit from a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, tutorials, workshops, and research projects.
• The program also includes a supervised research project in the final year, where students will work closely with faculty in their chosen area of specialization.

Careers:

• Graduates of this program will be in high demand from top employers in fields such as life and general insurance companies, banks, fund managers, actuarial consulting firms, management consulting firms, and government agencies.
• Career opportunities include:
• Actuarial Analyst
• Asset Management Trainee
• Business Consultant
• Credit Analyst
• Data Analyst
• Insurance Analyst
• Investment Banker
• Marketing Strategist
• Policy Adviser
• Researcher
• Risk Assessment Officer
• Scientist
• Superannuation Adviser
• Wealth Management Analyst

Assessment:

• Assessment methods in the program can include:
• Assignments
• Projects
• Mid-term exams
• Final exams
• Research papers
• Presentations