- Advanced Calculus
- AI Foundation and Applications
- Calculus
- Fundamentals of Accounting
- Introduction to Probability
- Linear Algebra & Applications
- Principles of Business Finance
- Principles of Economics
- Programming Principles
- Theory of Interest
- Derivative Securities I
- Derivative Securities II
- Essentials of Employability
- Introduction to Statistics
- Life Contingencies I
- Life Contingencies II
- Mathematical Methods
- Risk Theory
- Free Elective 1
- Free Elective 2
- Internship
- Ratemaking & Loss Reserving for General Insurance
- Regression Analysis
- Simulation & Credibility Theory
- Stochastic Processes
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
Choose 3:
Advanced Actuarial Specialisation
- Advanced Actuarial Statistics
- Advanced Actuarial Mathematics and Finance
Finance & Risk Management Specialisation
- Survival Models
- Time Series & Forecasting
Actuarial AI Specialisation
- Multivariate Analysis
- Machine Learning Techniques for Data Mining
Other Electives
- Design of Experiments
- Categorical Data Analysis
- Research Project
- Discrete Mathematics
Additional MOHE Compulsory General Studies Subjects apply for local and international students.
ELECTIVES WITH SPECIALISATION
Students will be prepared for professional exams that will lead to a recognised actuary status or specialist in financial risk and insurance industries.
January
April
September
INTAKES
Bachelor of Science (Hons) in
Actuarial Studies
(R2/0542/6/0017)(07/27)(MQA/FA1631)
- February
- April
- September
Intakes
Duration
- 3 years
Exemptions
Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) UK
3 Years
DURATION
EXEMPTIONS
Institute and Faculty of Actuaries UK
IFoA Exemptions: CS1, CS2, CM1, CM2, CB1, CB2
— Average of 65% ≥ eligible
Society of Actuaries USA
SOA Exemptions: 3 papers through the Validation by Education Experience (VEE) pathway
— 55% ≥ (B- or above) in designated subjects* eligible
Casualty Actuarial Society USA
CAS Credits: Earn 5 ≥ exam credits and guided preparation for Exam 5 and MAS-II
Pathways