MSc - Applied Actuarial Science

University of Kent School of Mathematics, Statistics & Actuarial Science

Full time September MSc 1 Year Full Time

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Finance Mathematics Actuarial Science Applied Mathematics Applied Statistics Canterbury United Kingdom On Campus

About the course

Actuaries evaluate and manage financial risk. They make financial sense of the future for their clients by applying advanced mathematical and statistical techniques to solve complex financial problems.

Qualifying as an actuary is a passport to a wide variety of careers in insurance companies, investments, pensions, health care and banking – not just in the UK, but throughout the world.

Entry Requirements

A good first degree in Actuarial Science, or a degree that covers all or most of the Core Principles Stage subjects of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries’ examinations. We may also accept applicants who have a good first degree in another subject and who have passed most of the Core Principles Stage subjects.

All applicants are considered on an individual basis and additional qualifications, professional qualifications and relevant experience may also be taken into account when considering applications.

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Portia Abena Kubinson

Why did you choose to study at the University of Kent?
I chose to study here because Kent’s programme is well set-up and I get exemptions from the professional exams.

What is the best thing about studying in the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Actuarial Science?
I would say that the best thing about studying in the School is how welcoming our lecturers are. They are always ready to help. Everyone is just always willing to help.

What has been your favourite topic/module on your course so far?
My favourite module on my course so far has been Survival Models and my favourite topic has been Graduation.

What have you found most interesting on your course so far?
I have found the fact that every module is connected to be really interesting. It’s like a big picture with pieces that fit perfectly.

Have you found the School to be supportive? / How has the School supported you?
I have found the School to be very supportive. Where I come from, things are really different in terms of teaching. Kent has very qualified staff who know exactly what they are teaching.

Can you sum up your course in three words?
Challenging and Interesting.

Would you recommend studying at Kent?
I would absolutely recommend studying at Kent. My kids will come here hopefully. I have experienced a great taught programme.

What do you think of the Sibson Building?
The Sibson Building is a very beautiful building and very well designed.

What do you think the Building means for students within the School?
Students generally like new facilities, so the Sibson Building is really refreshing, and convenient for those who live close by.