This Master's program offers a high-profile education in financial and actuarial mathematics, focusing on the theoretical underpinnings of probability theory, stochastic analysis, and risk theory. You will gain the skills to analyze and solve complex problems within financial and insurance models, with an emphasis on practical implementation. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in various financial sectors, including insurance companies, banks, pension and investment funds, and consulting firms. You can work as actuaries, financial analysts, or risk assessors, contributing to both Lithuanian and international financial markets. The program also provides a strong foundation for doctoral studies in Mathematics and Statistics.
Graduates are qualified to work in insurance companies, banks, pension and investment funds, and consulting firms. Potential roles include actuaries, financial analysts, and risk assessors.
Exemptions from English language tests are available if English is your first language or if your previous degree was taught entirely in English. Accepted document languages are English or Lithuanian. Translations must be official and bound with certified true copies of originals, unless the document is already in English or Lithuanian.
An application fee of €100 per year is non-refundable.