The Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science offers a Master of Mathematics (MMath) in Actuarial Science.
Admission Requirements
Admission requirements for students admitted into the MMath - Actuarial Science program are as follows:
a four-year honour's Bachelor's degree with a significant actuarial science or/and statistics component;
an overall B+ (78%) average from a Canadian university (or its equivalent);
three letters of reference, normally from academic sources;
proof of competency in English (if applicable), see the English Language Proficiency page for acceptable tests of English.
Graduate Studies Accepted Examinations and Required Scores
| Paper-Based TOEFL(PBT) |
Internet-Based TOEFL (iBT) |
IELTS (Academic) |
MELAB | CAEL | PTE (Academic) |
EFAS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 580 | 90; writing 25; speaking 25 |
7.0 | 85; 80 per section |
70; 60 per band; 70 writing; 70 speaking |
63; writing 65; speaking 65 |
75% overall in level 400 with at least 75% in writing, oral and academic skills |
Graduate Studies Accepted Examinations and Alternative Minimum Scores
Departments accepting the alternative minimum scores are: Chemical Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Mechanical and Mechatronics Engineering, and Systems Design Engineering.
| Paper-Based TOEFL(PBT) |
Internet-Based TOEFL (iBT) |
IELTS (Academic) |
MELAB | CAEL | PTE (Academic) |
EFAS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 550 | 80; writing 22; speaking 20; reading 20; listening 18 |
6.5 | 80; 78 per section |
60; 60 per band |
60; writing 60; speaking 60 |
75% overall in level 300 with at least 75% in writing, oral and academic skills or 70% in level 400 with at least 70% in writing, oral and academic skills |
Degree Requirements
The requirements for the MMath degree in Actuarial Science are as follows:
i) Course work option:
Seven term-courses with an overall average of at least 70%. Normally, at least six of the seven term-courses should be labelled ACTSC. At least three 900-level courses must be taken, at least two of which must be labelled ACTSC. Substitution of relevant non-ACTSC courses is subject to approval of the Associate Chair of Graduate Studies.
Completion of Graduate Skills Workshop during the first year of the program.
Master's Research Paper (graded numerically)
ii) Thesis option:
Four one-term courses with an overall average of at least 70%. The four one-term courses must include at least one 900-level Actuarial Science course.
Completion of Graduate Skills Workshop during the first year of the program
Master's Thesis
Thesis Oral Presentation
A student can select the coursework or thesis option while in the program.
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