This program trains highly qualified actuaries and analysts in the fields of insurance and finance.
L 1 – Actuarial Science (60 CECT credits)
- MAT 101- Calculus (differential calculus, integral calculus) (6 credits, 150h)
- MAT 102- Algebra (6 credits, 150h)
- MAT 103- Operational Research (6 CECT credits or 150h)
- TWU 101- Probability and Statistics (6 CECT credits or 150h)
- ECO 101- Principles of Microeconomic (6 CECT credits or 150h)
- ECO 102- Principles of Macroeconomics (6 CECT credits or 150h)
- ECO 103- Introduction to Econometrics (6 CECT credits or 150h)
- FIN 101- Financial Mathematics (6 CECT credits or 150h)
- CTB 101- Accounting (6 CECT credits or 150h)
- INF 101- Computer Programming (6 CECT credits or 150h)
- AUT 101- Business English (2 CECT credits, 50h)
L 2 – Actuarial Science (60 CECT credits)
- MQT 201- Quantitative Methods (6 credits, 150h)
- MQT 202- Data Analysis (6 credits, 150h)
- MAT 201- Numerical Analysis (6 credits, 150h)
- TWU 201- Probability and Statistics 2 (6 credits, 150h)
- STT 202- Stochastic Processes (6 credits, 150h)
- ECO 201- Microeconomics 1 (6 credits, 150h)
- ECO 202- Macroeconomics 1 (6 credits, 150h)
- ECO 203- Applied Econometrics (6 credits, 150h)
- FIN 201- Financial Mathematics 2 (4 credits, 100h)
- INF 201- Advanced Computer Programming (AI...) (6 credits, 150h)
- AUT 201- Preparation for Professional Certifications (2 credits, 50 hours)
L 3 – Actuarial Science (60 CECT credits)
- FIN 306- Quantitative Risk Management (6 credits, 150h)
- ACT 301- Life Insurance Mathematics and Pricing (6 credits, 150h)
- ACT 302- P&C Insurance Mathematics and Pricing (6 credits, 150h)
- ACT 303- Pension and Social Security Plans (6 credits, 150h)
- ACT 304- Asset Liability Management (6 credits, 150h)
- ACT 305- Cost and Financing of Group Insurance Plans (6 credits, 150 h)
- ACT 306- Cost and Financing of Retirement Plans (6 credits, 150 h)
- ECO 304- Financial Econometrics (6 credits, 150h)
- ACT 307- Laboratory in Actuarial Science (4 credits, 100h)
- AUT 301- Report Writing Techniques (2 credits, 50h)
- ACT 310- Internship & Research Project in Actuarial Science (6 credits, 150h)
Admission Requirements
- Hold a Baccalaureate in science (D, C, E) or the equivalent
- Have a GPA of at least 12/20 in high school, with at least an average of 10/20 in scientific subjects (mathematics, physics, or equivalent)
Jobs opportunities
- Actuarial
- Life Insurance
- P&C Insurance
- Social Security
- Pension Funds
- Health Insurance
- Modelling and Risk Management
- Asset-Liability Management
- Quantitative Finance (Quant)
- Etc.