
The UTSA Actuarial Science program provides the foundation for improving financial decision making by developing models to evaluate the current financial implications of uncertain future events. Actuaries have been called financial architects and social mathematicians because of their combination of analytical and business skills, which are used to address a growing variety of financial and social challenges worldwide. Actuaries specialize in corporate finance, investments, banking, insurance or real estate.
Marketable Skills
- Written and oral communication and presentation skills
- Analytical thinking
- Interpersonal relations and teamwork
- Technological skills including SAS, R, Excel
- Statistical modeling
Careers
- Actuaries
- Actuarial Analyst
- Actuarial Software Developer
- Insurance Underwriters
- Risk Manager
Department of Management Science & StatisticsUndergraduate StudiesDegree Requirements
Employers Who Recruit UTSA Actuarial Science Students
- The Hartford Insurance
- H-E-B
- Southwest Business Corporation
- USAA
- Valero
Types of Coursework
- Applied Regression Analysis
- Business Analytics
- Calculus
- Introduction to Programming and Data Management in SAS
- Introduction to Risk Management
- Mathematical Statistics
- Time Series Analysis
Jobs by Industry
Insurance Agencies
60%
Consulting
20%
Brokerage Firms
18%
Government
2%