467 Bachelor's degrees in Actuarial Science

The Actuarial Science major at the Butler University helps to prepare students for the professional examinations administered by the Casualty Actuary Society and the Society of Actuaries. 

Do you find satisfaction in solving complex problems? Interested in the latest technology? Here at Saint Mary’s College's Statistical and Actuarial Mathematics, you will expand on your knowledge of math and computer science through rigorous coursework and research opportunities in a collaborative environment. 

This interdisciplinary Mathematics - Economics major at Lafayette College gives mathematically talented students with career plans in economics a wide range of mathematical skills and significant experience with the fundamental ideas of economics.

This Actuarial Mathematics program at University of Michigan Flint is designated an “Undergraduate-Introductory” actuarial science program by the Society of Actuaries.

As a Drake University graduate with a degree in Actuarial Science, you’ll enter a specialized career field ranked among the highest in the United States for job satisfaction, and opportunities for advancement—as well as starting salary.

Actuarial Science from Dordt University is ideal for you if you get excited about math and its application to real situations.

The Risk Management and Insurance major at Illinois State University is a premier, nationally known curriculum that prepares students for careers in insurance and risk management.

The Bachelor’s programme in Actuarial Science of the University of Amsterdam teaches you to use mathematics, statistics and data science to analyse future risks and their financial impact.

If a career in risk management interests you, consider Ashland University’s Actuarial Science program.

Prepare for careers in finance, data analysis, education, and other fields with a quantitative emphasis, or for graduate studies, with a degree in Mathematics and Actuarial Science from Bellarmine University.

The Mathematics Major from Eastern Connecticut State University helps students learn concepts and techniques in Mathematics for Teaching, Mathematical Structures and Applications, Data Science, and/or Actuarial Science.

In Actuarial Science at Albion College , you’ll use mathematical models to assess risk. Actuaries and actuarial professionals combine tools from many fields—mathematics, statistics, computer science and economics—to evaluate risk in industries such as insurance and finance. 

As a student in Bethel University’s Actuarial Science and Finance program, you’ll be equipped to help businesses manage risk and make informed decisions.

The Actuarial Science programme at the University of Prince Edward Island is a full-time Bachelor of Science degree. Spanning four years of study, this comprehensive course focuses on risk assessment within the insurance and investment sectors, preparing students for professional exams in a high-demand financial field.

Actuarial Science is the discipline concerned with the study and application of mathematical, statistical, probabilistic, and financial theories to solve real life and business problems. The traditional areas in which actuaries operate are: life and general insurance, pensions, and investment. The programme is offered by University of Cape Coast Ghana.

The Financial Economics (Part-time) B.Sc. (Hons) programme at Birkbeck, University of London, is designed for those looking to deepen their understanding of financial systems. This part-time course spans four years, allowing students to balance their studies with other commitments while gaining essential skills in economics and finance.

Throughout the Statistics and Data Science B.A./B.S programme from Kansas State University you'll learn to interpret the vast accumulation of facts and figures available today as you prepare for a career in private industry, government and education.

You’ll learn the theory and practical skills of mathematics, statistics, finance, and economics to pursue a variety of careers. Insurance and pension companies need actuaries to assess risk and develop better insurance plans. The Mathematics (Actuarial Science Concentration) program is offered at Suffolk University.

If you’ve decided on studying a programme at this university but don’t meet the academic or English language requirements, you have the option of taking International Foundation in Science and Engineering - Actuarial Science and Mathematics (BSc)from INTO Manchester.

Central College (Iowa)’s Actuarial Science major gives students a firm foundation of mathematics and business to prepare for a career as an actuary. Classes are typically small (25 students or less), so students can easily get personalized assistance. Program directors also provide support to students studying for introductory actuarial exams.