Bachelor of Actuarial Science Actuarial Science

Graduates are expected to master the knowledge and have sufficient insight in the fields of mathematics and statistics to understand actuarial and financial models;

Graduates are expected to demonstrate the ability to describe actuarial, risk management, or financial problems, collect relevant data, evaluate their reliability, analyze them, and draw conclusions;

Graduates are expected to be able to think critically to identify real problems and solve them by applying knowledge and methods in actuarial science, finance, statistics, and mathematics;

Graduates are expected to be able to work in a multidisciplinary team, communicate effectively both verbally and in writing, and have good leadership attitudes;

Graduates are expected to have the attitude, work ethic, and personality of a good student, which reflects integrity, independence, high curiosity, perseverance, thoroughness, creativity, honesty, and self-confidence

Graduates are expected to be able to understand aspects of academic ethics and professional ethics, as well as the impact of professional and scientific development on social welfare;

Graduates are expected to be able to use knowledge of contemporary issues, techniques, skills, modern science, and technical tools required in professional practice;

Graduates are expected to be ready to develop themselves further, both in actuarial and other relevant fields, including fields in the world of work.