Obtain two professional degrees that develop expertise in both actuarial studies and economics Gain the technical and specialist skills needed to pursue the role of an actuarial analyst as well as a solid grounding in the core areas of economics and econometrics Acquire an in-depth knowledge in the field of Econometrics, Economics or Financial Economics in addition to specialist actuarial studies knowledge Additional major: Expand your expertise by undertaking a third major, such as Accounting, Business Law, Finance, Management, Marketing, Real Estate Studies or Taxation Professional recognition: Gain exemptions from the Actuaries Institute’s Part I professional examinations, the Core Technical (CT) subjects of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (UK), and the Validation by Educational Experience (VEE) credit for the Society of Actuaries (USA) when you achieve the required academic standards

Job and career prospects There is a wide range of career paths you can take with this dual degree, including: Actuarial analyst Asset management trainee Credit analyst Economist Insurance analyst Risk assessment officer Superannuation advisor Policy advisor Risk assessment officer Statistical analyst Superannuation advisor Related careers in accounting, finance, human resource management, information systems, marketing and taxation