Bachelor in Financial and Actuarial Mathematics (VU FAM)
An applied mathematics bachelor spanning probability, finance, insurance and computing. Its study plan develops from mathematical analysis and programming to actuarial models, investment theory and financial risk, ending with a thesis and professional practice.
What you’ll study
Core
- Algebra and Geometry
- Discrete Mathematics
- Informatics I and II
- Introduction to Financial and Insurance Mathematics
- Mathematical Analysis I–III
- Computational Finance
- Probability Theory
- Differential and Integral Equations
- Statistics
- Regression Models
- Theory of Investments
- Actuarial Mathematics
- Management of Financial Risk
- Non-Life Insurance Models
- Stochastic Processes
- Time Series
- Bachelor Final Thesis
- Professional Practice
Source: mif.vu.lt ↗
Before you apply
The programme doesn’t publish detailed entry requirements beyond a general admissions page.
After graduation
The programme doesn’t publish an employment report.
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The faculty page groups this programme under Lithuanian-taught bachelors, despite the panel language field saying Lithuanian/English. Do not assume a fully English international intake. Individual Studies modules provide choice, but named elective subjects and current programme-specific admissions thresholds were not established. Career descriptions are expected opportunities, not measured outcomes.
Checked 6 November 2026 against the sources linked on this page. Fees, units and requirements change each year, so confirm them on the programme’s website before applying.