Risk models and claims reserving in non-life insurance

About this programme

This is one of two courses in non-life insurance mathematics included in the master's programme in actuarial mathematics. It is meant to bridge the gap between theoretical courses in mathematical statistics, and practical insurance mathematics. The course consists of two parts: theory (4 credits) and case studies (3.5 credits). Teaching consists of lectures, exercise sessions, supervision of case studies, and one or more seminars. Assessment of the first part, theory, takes place through written exam. Assessment of the second part, case studies, takes place through written and oral presentations. To follow your passion. To be close to international career opportunities. To explore city and countryside. In Stockholm you can really get the best of both worlds. Here we explain all the different steps you need to go through when applying to a course or programme. Stockholm University arranges regular webinars and participates in educational fairs and events virtually and around the world to meet students and inform them about our study programmes. Every year Stockholm University welcomes thousands of international students from all over the world. Each bringing their own backpack full of experiences, expectations and dreams. Education and research are closely linked at Stockholm University. As a student, you will have direct contact with leading researchers in your field and access to the most recent scientific findings. Are you wondering what former students thought about your programme? Are you curious about what your education can lead to after graduation? Hear from