[맥콰리 대학교] Master of Commerce in Actuarial Studies

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Master of Commerce in Actuarial Studies: North Ryde (Sydney) - 2006

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Course Information:

College:

College of Commerce

Division:

Division of Economic and Financial Studies

Department(s):

Department of Actuarial Studies

Area Of Study:

Business, Commerce, Economics, Finance, Statistics

Course Type:

Postgraduate

Degree Type*:

Master Degree

CRICOS Code:

049553G

Key Features:

The program is structured to allow students to complete Part 2 of the Institute of Actuaries of Australia professional qualifications as part of the degree. Students will also be able to complete further specialised study in actuarial and related areas including statistics, finance and economics. 

Suitable For:

Graduates who hold a bachelor degree in actuarial studies or equivalent professional qualifications.

The program will also be of interest to practicing actuaries who wish to update their knowledge and skills in the areas of study covered.

 

Career Opportunities:

Financial advising to governments and a wide range of commercial organisations such as life, general (non-life), health insurance companies, superannuation funds, banks, funds managers, stockbrokers and other finance and investment sector companies. 

Requirements - 2006 :

Entry Requirements:

Bachelor degree in actuarial studies from a recognised university with a GPA of at least 2.70 out of 4.00.

Course Quota:

No

Work Experience Requirements:

No work experience is required.

English Language Requirements:

TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language):

* Paper-based Test: Score of 580 overall, 5.0 TWE

* Computer-based Test: 237 overall, 5.0 TWE, with a minimum of 19 in each section.

OR

IELTS (International English Language Testing) Score of 6.5 overall, with a minimum of 6.0 in each section.

Students who do not meet the English entry requirements above are advised to include an English Language Course prior to commencing full-time study.

Course Details - 2006 :

Minimum Course Duration:

1 Year

Course Commences:

Semester 1 (March), Semester 2 (July), 2006 - view the Academic Calendar

Study Options:

Full-Time

Course Fee (per program):

$18,400.00

Location:

North Ryde (Sydney)

Total Course Credit Points:

32

Subjects Per Year:

6-8

Application:

Apply for this course here

Enquiries to:

Mr Tim Kyng - tkyng@efs.mq.edu.au

Notes:

Completion of ACST831 and ACST832 exempts students from Part 2 of the Institute of Actuaries of Australia professional qualification requirements.

Please note that a student's specialisation in Actuarial Studies will not be stated on their testamur (graduation certificate) but it will be included on their academic transcript.

Sample Program:

This is a sample study program only. The units listed in this sample program may not be a true representation of what an official study program will look like for this course. This sample program shows an example of possible units which could be taken under this area of study.

PLEASE NOTE: It is essential that students refer to degree rules and official unit sequences in the University handbook to ascertain their official study program which will vary from the sample program listed here. The university calendar can be found at: http://handbook.mq.edu.au.

It is highly recommended that you access the website http://www.timetables.mq.edu.au at least two weeks prior to your arrival and enrolment at Macquarie University. This will ensure that you have a suitable plan for the days and times that you wish to attend your lectures, tutorials and practical sessions for your enrolled units. Please note that your class timetable still needs to be officially confirmed with your Academic Adviser upon enrolment and may be subject to change due to class availability.

YEAR 1 (ELECTIVE UNITS)
ACST815	Superannuation
ACST827	Corporate and Structured Finance
ACST828	Options, Futures and Other Derivative Securities
ACST829	Capital Budgeting and Financial Modelling
ACST831	Actuarial Control Cycle 1
ACST832	Actuarial Control Cycle 2
ACST833	Insurance
ACST834	Financial Institutions Management and Regulation

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Fees are fixed for the standard duration of the course, provided no change is made to the enrolled degree.
A change in degree will result in students being charged at the current rate for the new degree.
The predicted 2006 fee rate quoted is based on a predicted increase of 5-10% of 2005 fees and you will be liable for the increased fees.