For whom?

The post-Master’s in Actuarial Practice Cycle is aimed at quantitative finance professionals who want to specialise in the practical application of data science and quantitative methods, with a specific focus on how these are used in their field. 

Am I admissible?

Upload your academic transcripts and request an intake assessment. Within 3 working days, we will let you know if you are admissible and if there are any deficiencies you must address before you can enrol in the APC programme. 

What will you learn? 

Upon completion of the programme, you will have competencies and expertise in the following knowledge domains, as identified in the professional profile developed by the Royal Actuarial Society (KAG): 

1. You will learn to quantify and model financial risks and develop expertise in pricing, managing and hedging these risks.  
2. You will gain in-depth knowledge and develop a comprehensive understanding of the world of insurance and pensions, including all the relevant details and regulations.  
3. You will develop quantitative expertise in capital and risk management at financial institutions, giving you the skills you need to maintain the financial health of an insurance company, for example. 
4. You will gain knowledge and experience in a variety of real-world projects: calculating health insurance premiums, developing a disability insurance policy, certifying a pension fund, managing capital, acquiring a life insurance company and setting up sustainability reporting. 
5. You will practise essential professional skills such as advising, assessing, influencing and acting ethically. 

Group composition 

Your fellow students will play a key role throughout the programme, bringing with them a variety of quantitative skills, professional backgrounds and specialisms. As you expand your network, they will help you deepen your knowledge of actuarial science and practice across the board.