Master of Actuarial Science (Enhanced)
A specialized graduate program designed to prepare students for the actuarial profession with professional accreditation exemptions.
Best for:Best for students with a strong mathematical or statistical background seeking professional accreditation in actuarial science.
Overview
The Master of Actuarial Science (Enhanced) at the University of Melbourne is a comprehensive graduate program tailored for individuals seeking a career in the actuarial field. Students develop advanced analytical skills in actuarial theory, data techniques, and mathematical modeling, with a specific focus on insurance and superannuation applications. The curriculum is structured to provide significant exemptions from Part I and Part II professional examinations administered by the Actuaries Institute. Applicants are expected to possess a strong quantitative background to succeed in this rigorous coursework-based degree.
What you'll do
- Engage in advanced study of actuarial theory and principles.
- Develop proficiency in applying and evaluating complex actuarial models.
- Analyze data sets relevant to insurance and superannuation sectors.
- Complete coursework required for professional accreditation exemptions.
- Demonstrate problem-solving capabilities in quantitative financial contexts.
Requirements
Degree required: Undergraduate or postgraduate degree with a major in mathematically based subjects such as mathematics, statistics, physics, or engineering.
Degree offered: Master of Actuarial Science (Enhanced)
Language: English proficiency required for graduate study at the University of Melbourne.
Instruction: English
- Completion of university-level Probability (e.g., MAST20004 or equivalent).
- Completion of university-level Statistics (e.g., MAST20005 or equivalent).
- Strong foundation in mathematical and statistical analysis.
- Must hold an undergraduate or postgraduate degree with a major in a mathematically based field.
- Must have completed specific prerequisite subjects in probability and statistics.
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How to apply
Interested candidates should apply through the official University of Melbourne graduate portal. Applicants must submit a 500-word personal statement detailing their motivation for pursuing this specific course.
- Academic transcripts
- Personal statement (500 words)
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