Master of actuarial immigration

Australian education is still very good in the world and is the first group. This can also be seen from the comprehensive ranking of world universities: the top eight universities in Australia are among the top 100 in the world, and there are only over 40 universities in Australia.

Actuarial science is a very good major with the reputation of "golden collar". Personally, I think it will have a better development prospect in China. After all, the growth demand of the world's second largest economy in the economic and financial fields is very strong, and actuarial science is a leader in this field, which requires higher professionalism.

But strangely, in China, actuarial science has always been classified under the insurance system, which pays more attention to the direction of financial risk prevention, indicating that domestic actuarial science has not been systematized, which indicates the demand prospect of professional actuarial talents in the future. In developed countries, actuarial science has a wide range of applications, including securities, funds, banks, government research institutions and so on.

Speaking of actuarial science, Mu is very good, but Australian National University is recognized as the first (in my impression, actuarial science ranks fifth in the world, QS in the world university ranks 20th13, econometrics in Australian National University ranks 18, and Australia ranks first). In addition, the actuarial calculations of UNSW and Macquarie are also good, so we can compare them more.

The following is the application information for Master of Actuarial Science from Australian National University for your reference:

Master of Actuarial Studies

The academic system is 2 years (just enough to meet the extra points for immigrants)

Tuition fee is 3 1593 Australian dollars per year.

IELTS requires a total score of 6.5, not less than 6.

In addition, actuarial science needs a lot of mathematics. In addition to your personal knowledge, the school will also focus on your undergraduate math scores when applying.

I hope the above will help you.

Good luck!