COURSE CURRICULUM

DePaul University offers an Actuarial Science curriculum that combines mathematics, statistics, and finance to prepare students for careers in risk analysis and management. The coursework is designed to build a strong analytical foundation, beginning with core subjects such as Actuarial Science and Probability and Statistics, which help students understand uncertainty, risk modeling, and data interpretation. These courses enable students to analyze patterns and predict outcomes related to financial and insurance risks.In addition, Applied Regression Analysis enhances students’ ability to work with real-world data by developing predictive models and identifying relationships between variables. Mathematical Finance introduces key financial concepts, including valuation of assets and risk-based decision-making, while Multivariable Calculus provides the advanced mathematical tools required for solving complex actuarial problems. Together, these quantitative courses ensure that students are well-equipped to handle the technical demands of the profession.The program also emphasizes practical applications through courses like Principles of Risk and Insurance and Risk Management. These subjects focus on understanding different types of risk, evaluating their financial impact, and designing strategies to minimize losses. Students learn how insurance systems operate and how financial protection mechanisms are structured for individuals and organizations. Overall, the curriculum provides a balanced mix of theory and real-world application, preparing graduates for actuarial certification exams and successful careers in insurance, consulting, finance, and related industries.