Undergraduate programs
Explore multiple pathways in mathematics and statistics.
Majors
Mathematics and Statistics (BA/BSc)
Designed for students who wish to enter the job market following graduation, this program reveals the structures that shape science and engineering, while statistics unlocks the meaning behind information. Studied together, they give you powerful tools to analyze complex systems, while building a strong foundation in mathematics, probability, and data analysis.
Data Science (BA/BSc)
Turn data into actionable insights with a degree in Data Science. This program combines mathematics, statistics, and computer science with hands-on experience, preparing you to solve complex problems and succeed in a wide range of data-driven careers.
Honours & Specializations
Actuarial Mathematics (BA/BSc)
Actuarial Mathematics equips you to use math and statistics to understand risk and guide critical financial decisions. With professional accreditation, exam exemptions, and training that spans mathematics, finance, and economics, this program opens doors to high-demand careers in insurance, consulting and investment.
Actuarial Mathematics/Finance (BA/BSc)
Shape the future of finance by mastering how to measure, predict, and manage risk. With a unique combination of actuarial mathematics and business courses, this program gives you the tools to analyze uncertainty, build financial strategies, and launch a high-demand career in actuarial finance.
Mathematical and Computational Finance (BA/BSc)
Master the mathematics behind modern markets with a degree in Mathematical and Computational Finance. By combining advanced training in math, statistics, computing, and finance, this program prepares you to analyze risk, model financial products, and succeed in the fast-paced world of quantitative finance.
Pure and Applied Mathematics (BA/BSc)
Study the principles that govern both abstract theory and real-world systems with a degree in Pure and Applied Mathematics. This program strengthens your analytical and problem-solving skills, preparing you to design and analyze mathematical models for applications in science, technology and business, while laying the groundwork for advanced studies or diverse careers.
Statistics (BA/BSc)
Statistics gives you the tools to uncover patterns, interpret data, and make informed decisions in uncertain situations. This program builds a strong foundation in probability, mathematics and computational methods, preparing you for careers in business, research or government, as well as advanced studies in statistics.
Minor in Mathematics & Statistics
Students outside the Department of Mathematics and Statistics are eligible to add a minor to complement their studies.
Minor in Multidisciplinary Studies in Science
The Science College offers the Minor in Multidisciplinary Studies in the Sciences alongside a primary science degree, allowing students to pursue the minor concurrently with their main program.
Accreditation agreement between the Canadian Institute of Actuaries and Concordia University
Our programs are accredited by the Canadian Institute of Actuaries. Graduates gain access to the capstone exam from the Canadian Institute of Actuaries which is an important milestone to obtain professional Canadian Institute of Actuaries designations. Our programs also provide preparation to preliminary professional exams of the Society of Actuaries and the Casualty Actuarial Society. Concordia University is designated as a Centre of Actuarial Excellence by the Society of Actuaries.
For a degree to be recognized by the Canadian Institute of Actuaries, a student must successfully complete mandatory courses.
- STAT 249: Probability 1
- STAT 250: Statistics
- ACTU 256: Mathematics of Finance
- ACCO 230: Introduction to Financial Accounting
- ECON 201: Introduction to Microeconomics
- ECON 203: Introduction to Macroeconomics
- MACF 301: Introduction to Quantitative Finance
- ACTU 257: Actuarial Mathematics I
- ACTU 357: Actuarial Mathematics II
- ACTU 457: Risk Theory
- ACTU 458: Credibility Theory
- ACTU 459: Loss Distributions
- STAT 380/ACTU 491: Statistical Learning
- STAT 460: Time Series and Forecasting
- FINA 395: Theory of Finance II