Capital University's College of Science has announced the launch of a professional diploma in actuarial science for the 2026-2027 academic year. The program, approved by Ministerial Decision No. 1816 on September 1, 2026, is offered under the auspices of University President Dr. Sayed Qandeel and College of Science Dean Dr. Mohamed Abdel Aziz.
The diploma combines mathematics, statistics, finance, and computer science, focusing on risk studies, modeling, and quantitative analysis, as well as using data to support financial decisions. The program targets graduates of science, commerce, economics, and political science, as well as those with postgraduate studies in statistical research, engineering, computer science, and artificial intelligence.
The diploma is also open to professionals in the financial and banking sectors, subject to the program's admission requirements. The one-year program consists of 30 credit hours, with a hybrid education system, including 60% in-person attendance and 40% distance learning.
The professional diploma in actuarial science is designed to meet the needs of the labor market in financial fields. The program's curriculum is tailored to provide students with practical skills and knowledge in areas such as risk management, data analysis, and financial modeling.
Career opportunities for graduates of the diploma program include banking, insurance, and financial consulting, as well as pension and retirement funds. The program is part of Capital University's efforts to offer interdisciplinary academic programs that integrate theoretical foundations with practical applications.
The College of Science at Capital University aims to provide students with a comprehensive education that prepares them for the demands of the job market. The university's programs are designed to foster a culture of innovation, creativity, and critical thinking.
The launch of the professional diploma in actuarial science reflects Capital University's commitment to expanding its academic offerings in response to the evolving needs of the labor market. The program is expected to attract students from various backgrounds, including those with a strong foundation in mathematics, statistics, and computer science.
Key points
- The diploma program combines mathematics, statistics, finance, and computer science to provide students with practical skills and knowledge in actuarial science.
- The program targets graduates of science, commerce, economics, and political science, as well as professionals in the financial and banking sectors.
- Career opportunities for graduates include banking, insurance, and financial consulting, as well as pension and retirement funds.
