193 Master's degrees in Actuarial Science

Apply and develop advanced mathematical and statistical tools to tackle financial challenges, ranging from price setting to risk management and policy advice. Acquire a strong background in quantitative finance, which prepares you for existing and new technological developments in the area of finance and insurance. Tilburg University offers the Quantitative Finance and Actuarial Science programme.

Students of this Master of Actuarial Practice at Macquarie University specialise in applying mathematical, statistical and financial analysis to business, finance and insurance.   

The Master’s in Insurance Management from Columbia University equips a new generation of insurance and risk professionals with advanced industry knowledge, strategic and operational expertise, and the skills to champion new ideas.

This Actuarial Science programme at Columbia University equips students with the tools, skills, and knowledge to excel in today’s rapidly evolving actuarial workplaces, with a course of study that anticipates and exceeds industry needs

The Actuarial Science course at University of Kent is one-year conversion programme for those with strong mathematics education who want a faster route into actuarial work.

The Master of Science in Actuarial Science programme at Columbia University is internationally renowned for its breakthrough curriculum and esteemed faculty. 

The Actuarial Science programme from Queen's University Belfast  is the perfect choice for you if you have a strong quantitative background and a passion for solving real-world business challenges.

This Insurance Management (Online) course from Columbia University New York - School of Professional Studies is for career professionals who want to accelerate their advancement to leadership positions or broaden their expertise in the industry.

The Actuarial Science degree from University of Essex provide assessments of financial security systems, with a focus on their complexity, their mathematics, and their mechanisms. 

In the Science, Management and Innovation course at Radboud University you will gain expertise in societal challenges, work on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and learn the ability to speak the language of policy and business.

Study a new subject and enhance your career prospects by completing a 60-point Graduate Certificate in Science in Actuarial Science program from Victoria University of Wellington.

Launch a lucrative career where you’ll wield mathematics and data science to solve real challenges faced by the financial industry by choosing the Quantitative Finance course at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS)

Adding this Bachelor of Commerce with Honours in Actuarial Science program from Victoria University of Wellington gives you the opportunity to delve deeper into your area of interest.

In the Auditing track of the MSc Accountancy and Control, you will develop the skills to ensure the reliability of financial and non-financial statements, adhering to national and international standards. Learn how to integrate environmental considerations into financial statements and to build the expertise to promote trust in corporate reporting.

The Actuarial Science degree from University of Essex provide assessments of financial security systems, with a focus on their complexity, their mathematics, and their mechanisms. 

This one-year (2-semester) Actuarial Science and Mathematical Finance - Master's Qualifying Programme offers successful students guaranteed progression to a range of postgraduate degrees at the University of Amsterdam. Learn more at the Master's Qualifying Programme from OnCampus Amsterdam.

The Applied Statistics degree delivered by Colorado State University involves deriving meaningful insights from that information, and communicating those insights effectively to people without statistical backgrounds.

This Master’s programme prepares you for a wide array of careers in actuarial science, financial engineering or quantitative risk management in financial institutions. You will learn to construct robust risk models and integrate techniques to report the results of your in-depth analysis, you will study the quantitative instruments necessary to analyze vital contemporary issues.

Through this Applied and Computational Mathematics MSc programme of University of Michigan - Dearborn you will learn to construct and rigorously analyze mathematical and statistical models, to use modern software for data analysis, and to develop efficient computational algorithms.

With Actuarial Mathematics programme at University of Copenhagen you will cultivate skills and competences in mathematical statistics, mathematical finance, and quantitative risk management with a special emphasis on the application towards insurance and pensions.