Duration
4 Years
Intake
February, April, September
Total Tuition Fees
127488
Faculties
Faculty of Science
Course Overview
Actuarial Science is a discipline that combines mathematics, statistics, economics, and finance, and aims to analyze financial risks and predict future events using mathematical and statistical models. The specialization focuses on assessing the risks facing insurance companies, banks, pension funds, and investment firms, and assisting these institutions in making accurate financial decisions that reduce losses and promote financial stability. The student also acquires advanced skills in data analysis, the use of statistical software, and financial reporting, making it one of the most in-demand majors in the insurance and finance sectors.
The student studies in this specialization:
Actuarial Mathematics.
Statistics and probabilities.
Financial Mathematics.
Risk management.
Insurance and reinsurance.
Finance and investment.
Micro and macroeconomics.
Financial Accounting.
Data analysis and statistical modeling.
Programming and analyzing data using specialized software.
Professional ethics and financial laws.
English Requirements
5.5 in IELTS
Entry Requirements
Copy of the passport (first page).
High school certificate with transcript (translated).
Selfie (white background).
IELTS certificate, if applicable.
Please submit the requirements in PDF format.
Career Opportunities
Actuary.
Risk Analyst.
Financial Analyst.
Insurance Product Pricing Specialist.
Working in insurance and reinsurance companies.
Work in banks and financial institutions.
Working in investment and asset management firms.
Risk Management Consultant.
Financial Data Analyst.
Work in pension and social security funds.
Working in government agencies and financial regulatory bodies.
Complete postgraduate studies and obtain professional fellowships in actuarial science.