Challenge yourself with a degree in actuarial studies, economics, finance and mathematics. You’ll be ready for any financial services or insurance role. Why choose this bachelor degree? Challenging and highly rewarding degree for those wanting to enter the financial services, insurance or superannuation industry in a quantitative role Develop the technical and specialist skills needed to pursue the role of an actuarial analyst Internationally recognised degree that is well-regarded by industry Additional major: Expand your expertise and career options by studying a second major, such as Accounting, Business Economics, Finance, Information Systems, International Business, Marketing, Mathematics or Statistics Who is this degree for? You’re a high-achieving student looking for a foundation to enter the actuarial profession You have a passion for mathematics, and like to analyse data to solve business and financial problems The Bachelor of Actuarial Studies is a 3 year degree program consisting of 24 courses (144 UOC). The program includes: 12 core courses Three level 3 Actuarial Studies electives One UNSW Business School elective Free electives* General education courses (choose from other faculties) * You can use these to complete a second major (from approved areas of study). Some majors will require additional study above the minimum 144 UOC. Job and career prospects Actuaries evaluate and manage risk, by applying mathematical, statistical, and financial analyses across a wide range of industries, including insurance, superannuation, wealth management, banking and finance. Graduate roles may include: Actuarial analyst Business consultant Investment banker Asset management trainee Credit analyst Insurance analyst Risk assessment officer Superannuation advisor Wealth management analyst