AustraliaBachelor's208 weeks

Bachelor of Combined Studies in Actuarial Studies / Science

Macquarie University (Macquarie)Wallumattagal Campus, Australia

Fee for international students

A$196,700 for the whole course (as of 2026)Source: CRICOS
Intakes
February
Duration
208 weeks
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Programme facts

Level
Bachelor's
Duration
208 weeks
Language of teaching
English
Study mode
Not published
Credits
Not published
Intakes
FebruaryTypical for this country

About this programme

The Bachelor of Science is built around a foundational core and 11 majors. The core subjects will help you develop a broad understanding of scientific theory, practice and technique, while your major allows you to specialise in your area of key interest. Across your first and second years, you will put your classroom learning into practice via hands on scientific projects. Then, in your final year, you will collaborate with students from across the 11 majors, as well as with government, industrial, research or educational institutions to tackle real world problems. This apprenticeship style work will help you develop the competencies and expertise desired by employers, such as innovative problem solving, critical thinking, effective communication and organisational skills, and creativity. As the worlds first accredited actuarial degree, the Bachelor of Actuarial Studies has a legacy of excellence, and unparalleled ties with trailblazing firms that actively seek out our graduates. Weve produced many of the countrys most prominent and influential actuaries, each of whom continues to have a lasting impact across the sector. Were recognised as a Centre of Actuarial Excellence by the Society of Actuaries, and by studying here, you will gain a strategic advantage via deep industry connections that provide pathways into this highly paid profession.

Entry requirements

Typical for this university, not this programme's own requirement.

  • IELTS6.5 overall, no band below 6
Prerequisites
ATAR 95.
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Data: CRICOS, Australian Government.