Program Overview

Program Overview

The undergraduate program in Actuarial Sciences involves the application of quantitative skills to resolve problems that involve risks or uncertainties. Actuaries make financial decision-making processes more adequate by developing models that evaluate the financial impact of future and uncertain events, mainly those related to insurance and pension operations. In summary, the actuary's work is to manage risks and assist individuals, companies, and governments in planning for the future and protecting themselves from losses.

Program Objectives

The program provides students with the necessary skills to become actuaries through disciplines such as mathematics, statistics, demography, computer science, and administration.

Career Opportunities

The program prepares students for careers in:

• Insurance companies
• Pension agencies
• Health insurance operators
• Pension funds
• Consulting firms
• Government agencies

Graduates also have a solid foundation for those who want to use their skills in risk management, investment management, or financial analysis.

Program Details

• Duration: 4 years
• Annual vacancies: 25

Institution

The program is offered by the Institute of Exact Sciences (ICEx) at the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG).