Women on Mathematical Paths: Actuarial Science

Women on Mathematical Paths: Actuarial Science
Women on Mathematical Paths: Actuarial Science

Women on Mathematical Paths: Actuarial Science

If you’re looking for a great career that applies mathematics and statistics to real world business problems, consider becoming an Actuary! We encourage all AWM members to share this information with women in your network.

Actuaries play a key role in helping individuals and organizations maintain financial stability by quantifying risk and uncertainty. Today’s risks are more complex than ever before, with rapid shifts in technology, climate, and demographics. Actuarial skills are essential to help the world adapt to these changes. Consistently ranked as one of the top jobs in America, the actuarial profession is projected to grow 23% over the next decade and offers job security and high salaries. You can find actuaries in insurance companies, consulting firms, banks, and government.

Interested in learning more? Take one of these next steps:

Join AWM’s Women on Mathematical Paths (WoMathPaths) webinar series on October 19th, 4:00-5:30pm ET to hear from four actuaries about their backgrounds, career paths and professional passions. Speakers will also be available to schedule small group or individual meetings after the event. Register at https://ams-org.zoom.us/j/82468314739.

Visit BeAnActuary.org to learn more about the actuarial profession and how to get started.

Sign up for CASStudentCentral.org, a free membership program for university students and career changers interested in pursuing an actuarial career. Gain access to career resources, actuarial exam study guides, internships and scholarship opportunities, and opportunities to network with practicing actuaries. Are you in the Los Angeles area? Join us in person for our free 2023 CAS Annual Meeting Student Program at the Westin Bonaventure Hotel on November 7th, 2023.

Connect with the Network of Actuarial Women and Allies (NAWA) at NAWAactuaries.org. NAWA’s mission is to connect and empower women of all backgrounds, races, ethnicities, and life circumstances to be successful in the actuarial profession.