Actuarial Science

In the Bachelor's Degree in Actuarial Science at the Universidad Panamericana , we train professionals to understand uncertainty, analyze large volumes of data, model risks, and design solutions that support decision-making in a data-driven world.

 

Our curriculum combines a solid foundation in mathematics, statistics, data science, programming, finance, and risk management with a humanistic approach that promotes the ethical practice of the profession and a commitment to society.

 

In addition to providing an outstanding technical education, we seek to develop leaders with strategic vision who are capable of making an impact in sectors such as insurance, finance, consulting, technology, healthcare, energy, and the public sector.

 

The program's main strengths are:

* A comprehensive education that combines mathematical rigor, data analysis, and business acumen.
* An up-to-date curriculum aligned with market needs and technological trends.
* Development of skills in data science, programming, and risk modeling.
* An ethical and humanistic education that places the individual at the center of decision-making.
* Faculty with academic and professional experience who are approachable and committed to students’ development.
* Connections with the business sector through projects and activities that strengthen professional experience.
* Personalized support in a university environment that fosters academic excellence, leadership, and innovation.

 

Campuses Offering Bachelor's Degrees in Actuarial Science
  1. Mexico City

RVOE

RVOE 20254152, dated November 27, 2025

ENTRY PROFILE

Earning a Bachelor's Degree in Actuarial Science at the Universidad Panamericana will allow you to develop a solid foundation in science, technology, and the humanities to understand uncertainty, analyze risks, and contribute to decision-making that creates value for organizations and society.

 

As an applicant for the Bachelor's Degree in Actuarial Science at the Universidad Panamericana , you must possess the following qualities:

  • Ability to analyze logically and think critically.
  • An interest in mathematics, statistics, and technology.
  • An interest in finance, insurance, and risk management.
  • A curiosity about how economic and business systems work.
  • Ability to work well in a team and communicate ideas clearly.
  • Leadership, business acumen, and a commitment to continuous learning.

 

 

An actuarial science student at the Universidad Panamericana is known for their responsibility, discipline, analytical skills, innovation, and commitment to learning, as well as their interest in developing solutions that contribute to the well-being of individuals and society.

GRADUATE PROFILE

In the Bachelor’s Degree in Actuarial Science at the Universidad Panamericana , we train professionals capable of transforming data into strategic information, designing risk management solutions, and leading the decision-making process with technical excellence, a humanistic vision, a sense of ethics, and social responsibility.

 

As a graduate of the Bachelor's Degree in Actuarial Science, you will gain:

 

  • Proficiency in mathematical, statistical, financial, and computational tools for risk modeling and valuation.
  • Ability to design and apply actuarial models in insurance, pensions, finance, and other strategic sectors.
  • Knowledge of the regulatory framework applicable to professional practice.
  • Skills in data science, programming, and the use of specialized software for data analysis.
  • Ability to lead multidisciplinary teams and communicate results effectively.
  • A well-rounded education with a humanistic approach to making ethical decisions that create value in organizations and contribute to the well-being of society.

 

 

As a graduate, you will be able to pursue a career in insurance companies, financial institutions, consulting firms, technology companies, government agencies, and organizations across various sectors that require risk modeling, data analysis, and support for strategic decision-making, both in Mexico and internationally.

  • Differential Calculus
  • Advanced Algebra
  • Analytic Geometry
  • Algorithm Analysis and Design
  • Introduction to Actuarial Science
  • Western Thought Roots
  • Integral Calculus
  • Linear Algebra I
  • Accounting I
  • Introduction to Databases
  • Financial Mathematics
  • Philosophical Anthropology
  • Writing and Public Speaking Skills
  • Vector Calculus I
  • Linear Algebra II
  • Probability I
  • Microeconomics
  • Programming and Computational Tools for Actuarial Science
  • Accounting II
  • Ethics
  • Vector Calculus II
  • Ordinary Differential Equations
  • Probability II
  • Operations Research
  • Macroeconomics
  • Life Insurance I
  • Introduction to Christianity
  • Mathematical Analysis I
  • Stochastic Processes
  • Statistics I
  • Personal Insurance II
  • Demographics
  • Discrete-Time Finance
  • Theological Anthropology
  • Numerical Methods
  • Statistics II
  • Pensions
  • Social Security
  • Property Insurance
  • Real-Time Finance
  • Social and Political Philosophy
  • Statistics III
  • Risk Theory
  • Actuarial Consulting
  • Socio-Political History of Contemporary Mexico
  • Elective I
  • Elective II
  • Selected Topics in Contemporary Culture
  • Actuarial Risk Management
  • Machine Learning Seminar
  • Leadership, Business Strategies, and Professional Development
  • Elective III
  • Elective IV
  • Professional Ethics
International Exchange Network
  1. Germany: Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt
  2. Brazil: University of São Paulo, Polytechnic School
  3. Canada: Université de Moncton and University of Regina
  4. Spain: Nebrija University, Polytechnic University of Madrid, and University of Santiago de Compostela.
  5. United States: DePaul University, University of Minnesota, and California State University, Fullerton.
  6. Philippines: University of Asia & The Pacific.
  7. India: Woxsen University.
  8. Italy: Politecnico di Milano.
  9. Japan: Shibaura Institute of Technology.
  10. Peru: San Ignacio de Loyola University.
  11. Taiwan: Soochow University.
  12. Uruguay: University of Montevideo.
Forms of Qualification
  1. Graduate Credits, 4+1 modality.
  2. 4 years of study plus 1 year of Specialization

"I thank Universidad Panamericana because electronics turned me into an eternal dreamer. The success of a tech professional is measured by the number of times you fail and get back up; my family gave me the resilience to get up stronger and become the person I dreamed of being."

Luis Alejandro de la Torre Ávila, class of 2008, Aguascalientes campus.

"Thanks to my career and the study of languages at Universidad Panamericana, I had access to a scholarship at Teikyo University in Japan, researching systems that only need a camera to measure the vital signs of human beings, which allowed me to be hired by a company that develops high technology."

Alejandro Montoya Pacheco, class of 2020, Aguascalientes campus.

"I thank the Universidad Panamericana because I realized that the vision I had was possible and I also found people who have helped me achieve my life goals."

Gilberto Castañeda Guzmán, class of 2020, Aguascalientes campus.

"I knew technology was my passion and Universidad Panamericana helped me develop it. I am now able to participate in the creation of high-impact projects that transcend for the benefit of humanity."

Manuel Enrique Romero Ramírez, class of 2019, Aguascalientes campus.

"Studying at Universidad Panamericana gave me the conviction that every decision you make can help you on the road to success."

Francisco Javier Ruiz López, class of 2006, Aguascalientes campus.

"I thank Universidad Panamericana because electronics turned me into an eternal dreamer. The success of a tech professional is measured by the number of times you fail and get back up; my family gave me the resilience to get up stronger and become the person I dreamed of being."

Luis Alejandro de la Torre Ávila, class of 2008, Aguascalientes campus.

"Thanks to my career and the study of languages at Universidad Panamericana, I had access to a scholarship at Teikyo University in Japan, researching systems that only need a camera to measure the vital signs of human beings, which allowed me to be hired by a company that develops high technology."

Alejandro Montoya Pacheco, class of 2020, Aguascalientes campus.