Study and career opportunities

Graduates from the Master in Actuarial Sciences have a unique profile at the intersection of mathematics and economics/finance to hold positions in insurance and financial industry. In addition, their profile offers a greater guarantee of adaptation to future developments in these fields given their strong background in data science.

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Learning Outcomes

At the end of the Master in Actuarial Sciences, graduates are able to:

Demonstrate a broad understanding of the corresponding economic theory and regulations.
Demonstrate a broad understanding of the actuarial practice.
Utilize critical thinking to solve specific actuarial problems arising e.g. in insurance companies, with particular focus on Luxembourg.
Apply relevant mathematical and statistical concepts in the context of advanced actuarial practices including managing unforeseeable situations.
Apply actuarial research planning and methodology.
Communicate complex actuarial information effectively to both specialist and non-specialist audiences.
Demonstrate the ability to work autonomously and collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams.
Act with professionalism, demonstrating open-mindedness, initiative, responsibility, and, when appropriate, risk management and leadership skills.
Monitor and adapt to technological developments in the evolving IT landscape relevant to actuarial science.
Engage in continuous personal and professional development through lifelong and self-directed learning.