Options (Research Areas)
Financial Derivatives; Portfolio Theory: Econometrics of Financial Markets; Computational Finance; Risk Management ; Fixed Income Securities; Health Insurance; Re-Insurance; Pensions; Risk Theory; Statistical Tools for Insurance; Selection of Risk; Life Insurance; Non-Life Insurance; Actuarial Models for Micro Insurance; Non-Life Risk Models e.g. Fire and Floods; Health Insurance.
A prospective applicant must have a Bachelor degree in Mathematics/ Statistics /Actuarial Sciences. The Mathematics/ Statistics programme should have covered Analysis, Algebra, Differential Equations, Scientific Computing and Mathematical Statistics.
Equivalent Bachelor’s degrees from other science and Engineering disciplines may be considered.
Qualified candidates will have oral and written interviews after which selected candidates would be recommended.