Licenciatura en Ciencias Actuariales

Combine your math talents with your interests in business and economics in the actuarial science bachelor's degree program at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Much more than number crunchers, actuarial science graduates help businesses grow, provide value to customers, and play a critical role in strategic decision making. In addition to having a deep understanding of mathematics, statistics, and business, actuaries also measure, calculate and manage financial risk. Because of their critical contributions, actuaries are essential employees in health care, insurance, banking, finance, government, e-commerce, employee benefits, and many more.

Preparation for at least five of the professional actuarial examinations recognized by the Society of Actuaries (SOA) and Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) is a strong focus of the program's curriculum. Also, expert faculty and the University's well-established network of employer partners ensure that students have access to resume-building opportunities and are in-the-know regarding best practices, current trends, and industry developments. Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Census Bureau consistently rank actuarial careers as one of the best jobs in the U.S. — and graduates are in high demand.

The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire is consistently rated among the top 10 public Midwestern universities and recognized nationally for quality academics and high return on investment. Among our ranks are celebrated scholars and award winners, people who are passionate about their intellectual pursuits, critical thinkers, and innovators deeply committed to interacting with and improving the world around us.

Our campus provides a beautiful setting for living and learning. Our faculty and staff provide instruction, inspiration, and the kind of challenge that makes an education extraordinary. A century of accomplished Blugolds worldwide provides evidence that lives are transformed, and meaningful careers are launched right here.