Overview
Stand Alone Programs
Double Degree Structure240 Units of Credit:
Students must complete 240 UOC.
Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Law degree normally consists of 240 UOC.
These UOC are made up of:
Actuarial Studies component (96 UOC)
1. Level 1 Actuarial Studies Core Courses (54 UOC)
2. Level 2 Actuarial Studies Core Courses (18 UOC) (Please note: ACTL2131 may be substituted by MATH2901 and MATH2931, please see below)
3. Level 3 Actuarial Studies Electives (18 UOC)
4. Business School Elective (6 UOC)
Law component (144 UOC)
1. Law compulsory courses - 96 UOC
2. Law prescribed elective - 6 UOC
3. Law elective courses - 42 UOC
- 4737 - Actuarial Studies / Law
- 3586 - Actuarial Studies
- 4701 - Law
Alternative Actuarial Studies Majors3586 - Actuarial Studies
Completion of a specialisation is optional. Students may choose a maximum of one specialisations below.
Optional Second Major/Minor3586 - Actuarial Studies
A Major in at UNSW Business School is a sequence of at least 48 UOC courses in a single discipline or area of study.
Please note: completion of an additional major within combined Actuarial Studies degree may result in more UOC required for degree completion.
Level 1 Core Courses3586 - Actuarial Studies
Students must take 54 UOC of the following courses.
Please note: For students completing Actuarial Studies/Science or Actuarial Studies/Advanced Maths (Hons).
MATH1151 & MATH1251 are compulsory core courses that count towards the other degree component. Therefore, students must complete another 12 UOC of UNSW Business School electives to satisfy the 96 UOC depth component.
Level 2 Core Courses3586 - Actuarial Studies
Students must take 18 UOC of the following courses.
Students may replace ACTL2131 with the two courses MATH2901 Higher Theory of Statistics and MATH2931 Higher Linear Models. If students make this replacement, MATH2901 will count towards ACTL2131, and MATH2931 will be counted towards a major where this course is required or as a Business elective.
Please note: If you are studying Actuarial Studies/Science or Actuarial Studies/Advanced Maths (Hons), and wish to count MATH2901 and MATH2931 toward Science or Advance Maths (Hons) degree, you must complete more Business elective courses to achieve meet the minimum Business School Course requirement.
Core Courses4701 - Law
Students must take 96 UOC of the following courses.
Level 3 Actuarial Electives3586 - Actuarial Studies
Students must complete 18 UOC of the following courses.
Law Electives4701 - Law
Students must complete 42 UOC of Law Electives.
Note: With the permission of the Director of Undergraduate Studies and the course teacher, undergraduate students may enrol in one or more Postgraduate courses, in a select list of approved Postgraduate Electives. Not more than half the students' total elective courses may be taken from the postgraduate offerings.
Law Theory Prescribed Electives4701 - Law
Students must take 6 UOC of the following courses.
Business School Elective3586 - Actuarial Studies
Students must complete additional Business School electives to meet the 96 UOC of Business courses required for the Actuarial Studies component of the degree.
Please note: For students in Actuarial Studies/Law only 6 UOC of Business School electives are required. For students in Actuarial Studies/Science or Actuarial Studies/Adv Math (Hons), 18 UOC of Business School electives will need to be completed.
Minimum Faculty UOC3586 - Actuarial Studies
Students must complete a minimum of 96 UOC of UNSW Business School courses.
Maximum Level 1 UOC3586 - Actuarial Studies
No more than 60 UOC of Level 1 Business courses will be counted towards the degree.
Requirements for Double Degree Actuarial Studies/Law3586 - Actuarial Studies
Mathematics Requirements for Double Degree3586 - Actuarial Studies
Level 2 and 3 Maturity Requirements3586 - Actuarial Studies
Students must have completed 24 UOC before taking any Level 2 courses.
Students must have completed 48 UOC before taking any Level 3 courses.
Nura Gili Pre-Law Program4701 - Law
Program Fees
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