Actuarial Studies - ACTLC13715 |
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Plan Summary
This plan is for a single Major in Actuarial Studies.
Actuarial studies involves the application of quantitative, economic and financial models and analysis to long term financial management particularly in life insurance, general insurance, health insurance, and superannuation as well as in other financial services. The actuarial courses cover the models used to quantify and manage risks such as survival, birth, marriage, sickness, retirement, accident, fire, flood, asset default and asset value fluctuations and to study their financial effect on the obligations of insurance companies, benefit plans and other financial security systems. The courses provide the foundations for actuarial practice in the pricing, reserving, investment, and financial management of life insurance, general insurance superannuation and pension funds. The actuarial program of study also aims to develop the use of judgement and to provide the necessary combination of mathematical, statistical, accounting, economic, financial, demographic, analytical and modelling skills for a rewarding career in the financial services industry. The actuarial studies program also provides students who meet the required standards with the opportunity to apply for exemptions from some or all of the Part I examinations of The Institute of Actuaries of Australia and entry into the actuarial profession.
Required Courses
Note:
The above MATH courses are required in place of the standard Year 1 courses ECON1202 and ECON1203. List A
List B
Honours level study is available in Actuarial Studies.
Please refer to the Honours plan record for further information and entry requirements. |