Actuaries serve as financial architects and engineers, playing a crucial role in managing pension funds, insurance companies, and financial investments. This course equips students with essential skills to address future uncertainties through mathematics, probability, and statistics, enabling the creation of models and simulations for a career in actuarial science. It integrates mathematics with key topics from economics, finance, and actuarial science, developing analytical and problem-solving abilities, alongside expertise in statistical risk analysis. Students will specialize in statistics and actuarial science, using tools like Python and R, and benefit from dedicated learning spaces and teaching by leading experts in statistical modelling and financial mathematics.The degree is accredited by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries, offering exemptions from core principles and preparing graduates for actuarial careers or roles requiring advanced quantitative skills in the financial sector. In the first year, students gain a foundation in algebra, analysis, probability, statistics, and economics. The second year explores actuarial science in depth, while the final year includes group and individual projects, with optional modules available. Assessment methods encompass coursework, tests, and exams to demonstrate learning and strengths.
In year one you’ll receive a thorough grounding in algebra, analysis and probability and statistics, as well as micro and macro-economics. In your second year you will explore actuarial science in more depth. The final year includes a group project and an individual project. Optional modules are available in the second and third years. Please see the course page online for a list of core and optional modules: https://www.southampton.ac.uk/courses/mathematics-with-actuarial-science-degree-bsc#modules
A local representative of University of Southampton in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.