BSc Actuarial Mathematics (International)

Year 3

Learning outcomes

On completion of the year/programme students should have provided evidence of being able to:

- demonstrate a good understanding of the basic body of knowledge for the programme of study;
- demonstrate a good level of skill in calculation and manipulation within specific areas of core mathematics, financial mathematics, accounting, economics and business;
- apply concepts and principles in well-defined contexts, showing judgement in the selection and application of tools and techniques;
- understand complex logical arguments, identifying the assumptions and conclusions made;
- demonstrate a reasonable level of skill in comprehending problems, formulating them mathematically and obtaining solutions by appropriate methods;
- present straightforward arguments and conclusions accurately and clearly;
- demonstrate by the writing of a project appropriate transferable skills and the ability to work under guidance;
-for those spending the year abroad in a non-English speaking country, develop an understanding of a foreign language and an ability to use it in a mathematical setting;
- demonstrate an understanding of the culture of a foreign country and an appreciation of the differences in mathematical approaches and the teaching of mathematics.