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ACTUARIAL STUDIES OPEN HOUSE November 3, 2011 at 7PM in Math 350
There will be an Open House for the Actuarial Studies track on November 3, 2011 from
7:00 pm to 8:30 pm in Math 350. Refreshments including pizza will be served. Actuaries from firms in
Denver will discuss the field of actuary science. This is a good chance to learn about this area of
study that forms the foundation of the insurance profession.
The panelists are:
Srikar Appana, Actuarial Senior Analyst, CIGNA;
Nathan Baseman, Associate Actuary, QBE the Americas;
Douglas Norris, ASA, MAAA, PhD, Associate Actuary, Milliman;
Tiffany Tasset, PhD, Specialist, Health & Benefits Consulting, Aon Hewitt.
Quantitative Finance Annoucements
For more information on the Actuarial Studies and Quantitative Finance fields, visit these links:
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The Actuarial Studies and Quantitative Finance Program
The Actuarial Studies and Quantitative Finance Certificate Program is an undergraduate certificate program designed to provide the foundation for a lifetime of analytical problem solving. The Program appeals to accomplished students who enjoy critical thinking and solving problems as applied in their career of choice. Students with these skills and interests are in high demand in the business world which becomes more analytical and mathematical every year. In addition, successful candidates will be well-prepared for further study at the graduate level. The program offers two tracks:
The two tracks differ only in application. If you are unfamiliar with the two fields, see the links to the left for an overview. Although similar, each curriculum is tailored to the area of application.
Curricula are rigorous and multi-disciplinary, with required coursework drawing from the Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, and the Economics Department, as well as the Leeds School of Business. The confluence of such widely varying material is one of the unique features of the program. Successful completion of the Program requirements is a significant accomplishment.
The Program is not a major and is open to students majoring in any subject. However, the program has extensive course requirements which mesh most closely with students majoring in Business (finance emphasis), Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, and Economics.
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