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Get the Skills Needed to Qualify for Actuary Positions in High Demand

Actuarial Science - Post-Baccalaureate Certificate

The online Actuarial Science certificate program at NDMU provides a pathway for working professionals with a background in math or business to gain the skills needed to pursue entry-level positions in the high-demand field of actuary science.

Designed to Meet Industry Standards

Guided by the certification requirements of the Society of Actuaries (SOA), our Actuarial Science certificate program prepares graduates for the Introductory Financial Mathematics and Probability exams, and also satisfies the SOA Validation by Educational Experience specifications.

Graduates will be qualified to become Associates of the Society of Actuaries (ASA).

Additional Learning Outcomes

Graduates will develop an operational and analytical understanding of:

  • finance and financial literacy;
  • operation of insurances;
  • economic theory; and 
  • the functioning of insurance and financial markets in private and government sectors.

Our program prepares graduates to model real-world problems mathematically, interpret results properly, and make recommendations for resolution based on best practices. Equally important, our program emphasizes strong communication and the ability to clearly explain analysis and recommendations to any audience.

Program Features

Convenience

The Actuarial Science certificate is offered 100% online, making it easier to balance school with work and life responsibilities.

Stackable Credentials

Graduates may roll several earned credits from this certificate into a master's degree in Analytics or Risk Management at NDMU, saving both time and money.

Industry-Aligned

Graduates that successfully pass Society of Actuaries' exams will be qualified to become Associates of the Society of Actuaries (ASA).

Small Class Sizes

Our small class sizes offer a personalized learning environment and stronger connections with faculty and classmates.