The Actuarial Science Program
The University of Connecticut Actuarial Program in the Department of
Mathematics began in 1976 with the creation of two new courses - Theory of
Interest and Life Contingencies. The department also began offering the
professional actuarial exams at that time. From the very first, the program
grew rapidly. In the spring of 1979, the first majors in Mathematics/Actuarial
Science were graduated. In 1984 we added a Concentration in Actuarial
Science at the Master's level. As of 2006, we have awarded 6 Doctoral
degrees in Mathematics with a thesis topic in Actuarial Science. We have also
added a Professional Master's in Applied Financial Mathematics that serves a
dozen students a year. A Center for Actuarial Studies promotes student
participation in research projects on real-world problems.
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About Our Programs
Actuarial Science Program Brochure
Undergraduate Studies
MSc in Mathematics with a concentration in Actuarial Science
Ph.D. in Mathematics (With Dissertation in Actuarial Science)
Our Faculty and Instructors
The Janet and Mark L. Goldenson Center for Actuarial Research
Contact Information
Resources
Information About the Actuarial Profession
SOA/CAS Exams
Gamma Iota Sigma Society
International Actuarial Links
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