The BSc Actuarial Sciences degree is aimed at students who wish to become professional actuaries and who are passionate about mathematics, economics and problem solving. The degree programme covers current issues in Mathematics, Computing, Finance and Business, as well as providing a thorough theoretical background of these areas. This multidisciplinary programme combines the expertise of the School of Computing Sciences, School of Mathematics, School of Economics and the Norwich Business School. Additional teaching comes through our strong links with industry, and includes tuition from practicing actuaries from Aviva at their headquarters. The teaching programme is designed to develop your mathematical, financial and statistical knowledge, with students later encouraged to follow specialist interests in business or computing. The course also gives you the opportunity to gain exemptions from the first eight professional examinations set by the UK Actuarial Profession (CT1-CT8), so you are able to qualify as a professional actuary far more swiftly after successfully graduating.

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