| Department: | Department of Actuarial Studies |
| Course Type: | Undergraduate |
| Degree Type: | Single Degree |
Key Features
The Department of Actuarial Studies at Macquarie University has been recognised by the Institute of Actuaries of Australia as a Centre of Excellence in actuarial education. The Macquarie Actuarial Program has been running successfully for over 30 years and many Macquarie actuarial graduates hold senior positions in the financial services industry in Australia and overseas.
Suitable For
Students interested in work based on the application of mathematical, statistical, economic and financial analysis to a wide range of practical problems in long-term financial planning and management.
Suggested Programs of Study
The full list of recommended programs for actuarial degrees is available.
The list of suggested Programs of Study for the Bachelor of Commerce in Actuarial Studies can be found in the Handbook.
For a list of Suggested Programs of Study organised by Subject, see Degrees by Subject.
Career Opportunities
Financial advising to governments and a wide range of commercial organisations such as life, general (non-life), health insurance companies, superannuation funds, banks, funds managers, stockbrokers and other finance and investment sector companies.
Requirements
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Entry Requirements: |
Advanced mathematics. |
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Course Quota: |
No |
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Work Experience Requirements: |
No work experience required. |
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English Language Requirements: |
Can be accessed from Macquarie International |
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Domestic Students: |
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International Students: |
Course Details
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Minimum Course Duration: |
3 Years |
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Mid Year Intake: |
No |
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Course Commences: |
February |
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tudy Options: |
Full-time |
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Course Credit Point Value: |
68 |
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Subjects Per Year: |
6-8 |
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Enquiries Email: |
Program
Refer to the Handbook for the relevant coherent study for this program.
PLEASE NOTE: It is essential that students refer to degree rules and official unit sequences in the University handbook to ascertain their official study program which will vary from the sample program listed here. The university calendar can be found at: http://handbook.mq.edu.au/.
It is highly recommended that students access the website http://www.timetables.mq.edu.au at least two weeks prior to enrolment to ensure a suitable schedule for lectures, tutorials and practical sessions for all enrolled units. Please note that new students are required to have their class timetable officially approved by an Academic Adviser upon enrolment and that it is subject to change due to class availability.
