The module will give students an understanding of the practical application of the techniques they learn in the BSc in Actuarial Science. It brings together skills from other modules, and ensures that students have the necessary entry-level skills and knowledge to join the actuarial profession or to embark on related careers, and also provides a platform for ongoing professional development. The syllabus is dynamic, changing regularly to reflect current practice and trends.
Total contact hours: 48
Private study hours: 102
Total study hours: 150
100% coursework
On successfully completing the module students will be able to:
1. describe the main types of financial services encountered in actuarial work;
2. discuss the different roles undertaken by actuaries and the core skills required in each practice area;
3. describe the role of relevant professional bodies in the actuarial sector;
4. discuss the application of actuarial science in the context of the general business, social and legal environment;
5. discuss topical issues relevant to the financial services industry.
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