1, actuarial major, Australian National University

As many as 15-20 courses in the three-year degree program of Australian National University are recognized by the Australian Actuaries Association, and 8 courses are exempted by the Actuaries Association as the first part of membership. After completing the four-year actuarial bachelor's degree course with honors, I also completed the second part of the examination subject of the Australian Association of Actuaries. Its master's degree in actuarial science is the third part of the examination subject of the Australian Association of Actuaries. Although you can't take the part 3 exam of the Association of Actuaries directly, you can take the exam of the Association of Actuaries at the same time. The actuarial specialty of Australian National University enjoys a high reputation in Australia and overseas.

2. Actuarial major, University of New South Wales

The actuarial specialty in New South Wales is combined with business and business or science disciplines, focusing on quantitative risk management or enterprise risk management.

Graduates of Master of Actuarial Science from the University of New South Wales will have the ability to engage in actuarial industry and enter the financial services industry to engage in quantitative risk management training. Its courses include compulsory technical examination subjects of London Institute of Actuaries and Australian Institute of Actuaries, and part 1 and part 2 of Australian Institute of Actuaries, quantitative risk management courses.

3. Actuarial major of Curtin University

The actuarial science of Curtin University is second to none in Australia, and it is the cradle of cultivating actuaries with the highest professional level. Actuarial undergraduate course is one of the most distinctive and attractive degree courses in Curtin University. At Curtin Technology, as long as the undergraduate graduates who have passed the eight actuarial courses with an average score of 73 or above in eight courses can directly register Australian actuaries without examination. The employment rate of Australian actuarial graduates is close to 100%. Graduates can often successfully enter multinational companies, government departments, consulting institutions and other units.

Employment prospect of actuarial profession in Australia

The starting salary of professionals with the title of Australian actuary (FIAA) is about 90,000 Australian dollars, and the annual salary increase is at least 65,438+11,000 Australian dollars. Senior and experienced actuaries earn about A $200,000 a year.

Actuaries are one of the top professions with the highest price and status, far exceeding MBA. In the workplace, actuaries are often called "the golden collar among the golden collars", which contains two meanings: high income and talent scarcity.