Actuaries are able to predict the future. Not really, of course. But you do use mathematics, statistics and data science to determine the likelihood of undesirable events occurring in the future. An economic crisis, for example, or a fire, or a bankruptcy. During the Bachelor’s Actuarial Science you learn how to estimate risks, calculate their financial impact, and mitigate them properly. UvA is the only Dutch university offering both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s programme in Actuarial Science.
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If you are a Dutch-speaking student, you can also opt for our Dutch track. Both programmes are identical in terms of level and content. If you’re looking for a smoother transition to a fully English-taught programme, the Dutch track could be the right choice for you.
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