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Actuarial Science with Business Analytics
This pathway is for you if you like to think about innovative tools – there is a rising need for these people in actuarial practice, and demand is far higher than supply. Our dedicated MSc in Actuarial Science with Business Analytics, established in 2020, aims…
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This pathway is for you if you like to think about innovative tools – there is a rising need for these people in actuarial practice, and demand is far higher than supply. Our dedicated MSc in Actuarial Science with Business Analytics, established in 2020, aims to fill this gap. Choose this MSc if you are interested in understanding the fundamentals of traditional areas of actuarial practice, and in taking advantage of unique opportunities to grow in the new areas of business analytics methods, machine learning, data management systems and natural language processing. You will already hold the equivalent of a UK upper second class degree in a highly quantitative programme, such as mathematics or statistics. You will be taught and receive advice on study and exam techniques by qualified actuaries, academics and other subject-specialists with commercial experience and research expertise.
Getting in
As the university states it
If the quantitative coverage is uncertain or close to but below threshold, applicants are asked to take a diagnostic maths test we provide to help us make a firmer decision based on their performance Pre-offer interviews are held for unusual applicant profiles. additional subject requirements Applicants who are interested in the MSc Actuarial Science with Business Analytics will be able to opt for it during term 1. They will need to provide a supporting personal statement and successfully pass the pre-entry modules Introduction to R Programming and Introduction to Python Programming. a subject of quantitative nature such as mathematics, statistics, economics, accounting, physics, engineering, is preferred
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