Why choose this bachelor degree? Obtain two reputable degrees of professional importance to actuarial and law practice Gain the technical and specialist skills needed to pursue the role of an actuarial analyst, while developing a greater understanding of the legal frameworks, processes and systems Be uniquely trained in both areas, and have the ability to provide strategic, commercial and legal advice to the financial and insurance industry, regulatory bodies, government organisations and international organisations Who is this degree for? You want to combine a law degree with knowledge and skills in actuarial studies You have keen interest in both actuarial studies and law, and want flexibility in your choice of profession The Bachelor of Actuarial Studies/Bachelor of Laws is a 5 year dual degree program consisting of 40 courses (240 UOC). The program includes: 12 core courses Three level 3 Actuarial Studies electives One Business School elective Compulsory law courses Prescribed law elective Law electives You must complete at least 16 courses (96 UOC) for actuarial studies and 24 courses (144 UOC) for law. Job and career prospects This dual degree offers the opportunity to pursue either the actuarial or legal profession, or both. Roles may include: Actuarial analyst Barrister Credit analyst Insurance analyst Risk assessment officer Solicitor Superannuation advisor Wealth management analyst