Looking for a career in risk management, insurance, superannuation, or actuarial research? The Bachelor of Actuarial Studies will teach you how to assess and manage financial risks to individuals, corporations, and governments.
Your studies begin with an introduction to macro and microeconomics as well as the key modelling tools used by actuaries. You’ll then explore financial mathematics, probability and statistics, data visualisation, risk management and analytics, and quantitative data science. Even better, you can complete this degree alongside complementary disciplines including commerce, economics, and information systems.
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The Bachelor of Actuarial Studies will prepare you for the following roles.
An Actuarial Analyst assesses financial risks using mathematics, statistics, and financial theory. You might work in an insurance company, consulta...
An Actuary interprets information and data to assist with financial decision making. You might analyse data from a range of sources and assess the...
An Insurance Analyst is responsible for analysing insurance data and trends to provide insights that inform pricing strategies and risk assessments...
An Insurance Specialist manages and advises on insurance policies to meet clients' needs. You might work for an insurance company, brokerage, or wi...
A Risk Analyst analyses information and data to assess risk. You might work in banking, insurance or a range of other industries. Risk Analysts mak...
An Investment Analyst evaluates financial data and trends to provide investment recommendations. You might work in financial institutions, investme...
An Investment Manager oversees investment portfolios to meet clients’ financial objectives. You might work in a financial services firm, a bank, or...
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