Courses cover probability, statistics, finance, and economics.

You’ll learn risk modeling, financial mathematics, and coding.

Many programs include preparation for actuarial professional exams.

Internships provide practical experience alongside coursework.

Courses emphasize data analysis and predictive modeling skills.

Graduates can work in insurance, banking, and risk management.

Strong communication skills are taught for client interactions.

Some universities offer combined degrees with computer science.

Mathematical rigor is central to actuarial science courses.

Career services help with job placement and exam preparation.