Actuarial Science
Master of Science in Actuarial ScienceThe Department of Statistics, in conjunction with the School of Continuing Education, offers an M.S. in Actuarial Science. The program grounds students in the theory and methods used by actuaries at the same time that it prepares them to take SOA Exams P, FM, M, and C, and CAS Exams 1–4. The core curriculum includes courses in economics and finance, statistical methods, and actuarial science. Students earn Validation by Educational Experience (VEE) credit in economics, corporate finance, and applied statistical methods. Advanced students may take electives in mathematical finance, risk management, and advanced statistical methods. The program is appropriate for students with strong academic records in mathematics, statistics, and economics. Students enroll full-time or part-time; full-time students complete the program in three semesters. The Department of Statistics will assist students not employed in the field in locating internship opportunities. The Program draws on the faculty and expertise of Columbia’s Departments of Statistics as well as the Center for Applied Probability. |
EVENTSStrategic Intuition: The Creative Spark in Human Achievement
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Jun 09, 2008 How does "Aha!" actually happen? VIDEO INFORMATION SESSIONVideo includes presentations from the program director, faculty, and Q&A from recent information session. 
The New York Times: Master’s Degrees Abound: Expanding Programs as more People Seek Higher CredentialsThe number of students earning these degrees around the country has nearly doubled since 1980. Crain’s New York Business: More Executives Become Leaders in the Classroom Contrary to conventional wisdom, it seems that those who can do, can also teach. Read all news >> |
