Licencjat z Matematyki ze Specjalizacją w Naukach Aktuarialnych

University of Saint Joseph

Lokalizacja

Stany Zjednoczone Ameryki (USA)

Forma studiów

Kampus uniwersytecki

Język kursu

Język angielski

Dziedziny studiów

Matematyka, Statystyka, Nauka aktuarialna

Czas trwania

4 Lat

Tryb studiów

W pełnym wymiarze godzin

Poziom

Licencjat nauk ścisłych (BSc)

Czesne

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Opis programu

Apply your aptitude in mathematics to a challenging career in Actuarial Science

Students focusing on Mathematics Actuarial Science learn how to use mathematical concepts and procedures, become proficient with modern mathematical technology tools, and prepare for an actuarial science certification with the goal of passing the first two actuarial exams administered by the SOA and CAS before graduation. With the opportunity to minor in Management or Accounting, students will develop a strong business background and complete coursework that also satisfies Validation by Educational Experience (VEE) requirements in Economics and Corporate Finance.

Informacje o uczelni

The University of Saint Joseph is the premier private university in Connecticut for future in-demand professionals in health care and social services, education, digital media, and the sciences. Located minutes from major corporate headquarters and renowned medical and research facilities, USJ offers students programs that directly link coursework, theory, and evidence with placements in workplace settings, providing them the experience needed to rise above the stiff competition when they enter the job market. Rated #2 in Connecticut among National Universities in Best Value by U.S. News & World Report, a USJ degree is a proven credential for undergraduates seeking a traditional New England college setting with exceptional NCAA Division III athletics and a strong sense of community. For graduate students ready to learn more and earn more, USJ offers online, hybrid, and on-ground master and doctoral programs with innovative modular curricula that attract students from around the world.