Student profile
You should meet the standard admission requirements. But you should also be ready for the challenges of solving financial problems. If you’re already working for a pension fund or insurance company and want to gain further qualifications, or if you work in a non-actuarial field and want to specialise, this track is also for you. Moreover, if you’re already doing actuarial work but require an official qualification, look no further!
A mathematical background, especially in statistics, is a plus, as is a bachelor’s degree in econometrics or economics with a mathematical or statistical focus.
Are you an analytical thinker who enjoys solving problems? Do you look at finance from both a liability and an asset perspective? Do you have what it takes to manage investment proactively while mitigating risks? If you tend to see finance as a balance between two points of view, you should definitely consider becoming an actuary.
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