The University of Kent was founded in 1965, located in Canterbury, Kent, southeast England, England. It is a famous comprehensive research university and one of the seven collegiate universities in Britain. In terms of scientific research, according to the British government's 202 1 Official Teaching Quality Assessment (REF), the research intensity of the University of Kent in the UK ranks among the top 20 in the UK.

The University of Kent has excellent teaching quality and scientific research strength, and its scientific research strength ranks 17 in the British official scientific research level assessment (REF) ranking 20 14. The ranking of RAE universities is the direct basis of the research strength of British universities. The actuarial specialty of Kent University is one of the few recognized by the British Association of Actuaries.

Academic advantages

The total number of students in the school is about 18865, and international students account for about 13%. There are 265 undergraduate courses in Kent University, covering music, architecture and planning, art, English, history, pharmacy, biological sciences, computers, engineering and figures, statistics and actuarial science, physics, physical education, social sciences, business studies, law, anthropology and environmental protection, economics, politics and international relations, psychology, sociology and social studies.

A degree can be an honorary degree in a single subject, a double degree or a joint degree in many subjects. Many courses have the opportunity to learn computer or language, or a year of overseas study, and sometimes even a year of business practice. At the same time, the University of Kent offers two-year master's degrees in teaching, such as applied actuarial science and statistics, so that foreign students can better acquire more solid professional knowledge.

Subject advantage

The actuarial specialty of the School of Mathematics, Statistics and Actuary of Kent University is the cradle of cultivating actuaries with the highest professional level. The Master of Actuary program is the most distinctive and attractive degree program of Kent University, and its curriculum is completely consistent with the subjects of the International Professional Qualification Examination for Actuaries of the British Association of Actuaries.

Due to the excellent teaching quality of Kent University (most courses are taught by famous actuaries) and rich practical links, the British Association of Actuaries recognizes the credits of graduate students of Kent University, and graduates of Master of Actuaries of Kent University can obtain professional qualifications of actuaries without taking exams. Specific subjects that can be exempted from the examination are: CS 1, CS2, CM 1, CM2, CB 1, CB2, CP 1, CP2, CP3, SP2, SP5-9, depending on the specific course selection.