B2052

Part A: Foundation commerce knowledge (4 Units)

You must complete the following four units (24 credit points).

Part A summary

You must complete Foundation commerce knowledge = 4 units.

Part B: Specialist discipline knowledge (15 units)

You must complete the following fifteen units (90 credit points).

Part B summary

You must complete Specialist discipline knowledge = 15 units.

Part C: Capstone experience (1 Unit)

You must complete the following unit

Part C summary

You must complete the capstone experience = 1 unit.

Part D. Free Elective Study (4 units)

This is the most adventurous part of the Bachelor in Actuarial Analytics because the choice is yours! Here you have 4 units of “electives'' which means that you can choose what you want to study. There is an option for a minor in this part of your course. We strongly recommend that students go through the Handbook for detailed information on the structure and requirements for each minor.

You must complete four units (24 credit points) of free elective study, of which one unit (6 credit points) must be at Level 3.

List of recommended electives are below.

Part D summary

You must complete 4 units with at least 1 unit at level 3.

How will my unit selection impact on my exchange program

During your course, you can opt to study a semester or two at any one of Monash's partner universities or study at a Monash campus in Australia for one semester.

You are encouraged to plan for this early in your course, preferably in your first semester, as you will need some flexibility in your course structure if deciding to study in Australia or a partner university.

Studying at a Monash Australia campus is the most convenient as you will find that some units you need for the course are also offered in Australia. Apart from the Faculty conditions, you would also need to check if the units you need are offered while you are in Australia.

If you prefer to study at a partner university, the choice of units you can take at the partner university will be dependent if you are substituting it with a Monash compulsory core unit, unit contributing to your specialisation, or free elective unit. There are faculty policies in determining how the partner university's subjects are assessed and approved:

• For compulsory core units, an equivalency assessment will be made where the partner university subject will need to share an 80% or greater overlap in learning outcomes, content and assessment.
• Units required for your specialisation offers some flexibility in equivalency assessment and will be determined by the Faculty. This will be approved if the partner university subject is judged to have sufficient equivalent content and equates to six Monash credits on its own or in combination with another host subject.
• The most frequently used type of unit by students who exchange to a partner university are free electives. These units offer flexibility in your choice of study while overseas and can be anything judged suitable for credit at an appropriate learning volume.