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  • Big Sleep raises over 9000 for The BridgeHomelessness to Hope

    Over £9,000 has been raised by the volunteers who took part in the University of Leicester’s ‘Big Sleep’ on Tuesday 20 March.

  • Interstellar insights to put businesses light-years ahead

    Space technology expertise is easier to access than ever before – that’s the message from Leicester’s crew of scientists and business experts, as they prepare to make a giant leap to Hong Kong for the GREAT Festival of Innovation on 24 March.

  • Actuarial Modelling 1

    Module code: MA2401 This module considers the mathematics fundamental to Actuarial Science. It introduces the analysis of compound interest and cash flow and some basic concepts of financial modelling.

  • Actuarial Modelling 1

    Module code: MA7401 This module considers the mathematics fundamental to Actuarial Science. It introduces the analysis of compound interest and cash flow and some basic concepts of financial modelling.

  • Survival Models

    Module code: MA2414 The module provides an introduction to fundamental concepts of mortality modelling that Actuaries use in their day-to-day work. The appropriate terminology is firstly introduced then the four basic models of mortality are explained.

  • Marketing, Management and Communication for a digital world

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  • Marketing, Management and Communication for a digital world

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  • Actuarial Modelling 1

    Module code: MA2401 This module considers the mathematics fundamental to Actuarial Science. It introduces the analysis of compound interest and cash flow and some basic concepts of financial modelling.

  • Actuarial Modelling 1

    Module code: MA7401 This module considers the mathematics fundamental to Actuarial Science. It introduces the analysis of compound interest and cash flow and some basic concepts of financial modelling.

  • Survival Models

    Module code: MA2414 The module provides an introduction to fundamental concepts of mortality modelling that Actuaries use in their day-to-day work. The appropriate terminology is firstly introduced then the four basic models of mortality are explained.

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