Bachelor of Science - Mathematics (Actuarial Science Option)

About

Actuaries are strategic thinkers who use their mathematical skills to analyse the financial consequences of risk. By applying mathematical, statistical, financial and economic theory to real business problems, they measure probability and calculate the financial impact of undesirable events. The next generation of actuaries are in demand across both the private and public sectors. In addition to the traditional insurance and pensions industry, actuarial roles are now found in other areas where uncertainty needs to be closely managed such as banking, investment management, consultancy, manufacturing and transport. The career options available across these sectors are both varied and financially rewarding. Studying an actuarial mathematics degree at Concordia will enable you to develop a range of core mathematical and actuarial science skills. You’ll enhance your analytical and problem-solving abilities and learn advanced skills in statistical analysis.

Career Path

Graduate careers include Actuary (life, health, pension, or property insurance), Risk Management Analyst, Insurance Actuarial Analyst, Pension Consultant, Reinsurance Analyst, Underwriter, Actuarial Consultant, Business Analyst, Financial Risk Consultant, Mergers & Acquisitions Analyst, Corporate Strategy Analyst, Investment Analyst, Quantitative Analyst (Quant), Portfolio Risk Manager, Asset Liability Manager,Personal Financial Advisor, Market Research Analyst, Statistical Modeler, Forecasting Specialist.