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About the course
The Bachelor of Actuarial Studies focuses on applying advanced mathematics and statistics to understand, measure and manage risk in areas such as investment markets, health and climate. The program develops quantitative, financial and economic skills to analyse complex real-world problems relevant to commercial and public-sector decision-making. It is designed to prepare graduates for actuarial and broader analytics roles with globally transferable capability.
What you might learn
Students learn to model uncertainty using statistical and stochastic methods and to apply financial and economic reasoning to risk-based decisions. The degree builds strong technical skills in data analysis, regression and actuarial techniques, alongside problem-solving for complex quantitative challenges. Graduates develop the ability to communicate and justify evidence-based insights in professional contexts.
Career outcome
Graduates can pursue careers in actuarial practice and quantitative risk roles across insurance, superannuation, banking, investment and consulting. The skill set also supports work in data analytics, risk management and forecasting in government and industry where uncertainty and financial impacts must be assessed. Typical roles include actuarial analyst, risk analyst, quantitative analyst and related finance or analytics positions.
Entry requirements
ATAR 92; IB 36.
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