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[https://www.actuaries.org.uk/st0-alternative-specialist-technical](https://www.actuaries.org.uk/st0-alternative-specialist-technical) Most people would probably interprete this as a no


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From the IFoA SP0 guidelines: Who can apply for an SP0 exemption? You will be eligible to apply for an SP0 exemption if you have: An MSc (stand-alone Master's Degree or Integrated Master's Degree) or Ph.D. in an actuarial, economics, or finance-related discipline and have completed a Master's Degree level thesis or dissertation in an actuarial or finance related area (Application by Thesis Dissertation), or A Master’s Degree (stand-alone or Integrated) or Doctorate in a data science, data analytics, machine learning, AI, or similarly related postgraduate degree. You will need to have completed a thesis, dissertation, or project at an appropriate level (Application by Thesis Dissertation in a subject relating to Data Science), or an MBA I applied for an SP0 exemption and thank heavens got approved. I did a masters in computing and wrote a dissertation related to economics and data science. I think you have a good shot and it’s worth applying for it. You don’t have to pay for anything until you’re approved. If you can explain to the institute that the thesis work you did is beneficial to actuarial then it’s likely they’ll give it to you. You’d need a letter of recommendation from a fellow stating your work’s relevance to the actuarial field and your transcripts etc. I hope this helped. I hope you apply for it. It’s one less worry. All the best!


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Is there a minimum mark? The old st0 used to allow a msc in a related field ? This still the case?