Year of Study:	4
Credit Units:	6
Duration:	2 semestershours
Prerequisites:	AIN2310 Life Contingencies I, and either AIN3330 Life and Health Insurance or AIN3520 Property and Liability Insurance; or with the Module Coordinator’s permission and upon endorsement of the relevant Head

This module is designed primarily as an independent study, where students apply and extend their knowledge in actuarial studies and insurance under supervision. Students are required to develop their expertise and creativity by studying an issue in actuarial studies and insurance. In this module, students are required to present their projects to their peers and professors in a professional manner and produce an original report on the issue studied.

Upon completion of this module, students should be able to:

1. identify and conduct an in-depth investigation on a research topic in the area of actuarial studies and insurance;


2. evaluate and synthesize relevant information in developing feasible solution(s);


3. interpret findings, make recommendations, draw appropriate conclusions, and present their ideas to their peers and professors in a professional manner; and


4. work independently and apply appropriate writing and presentation skills.