Peter Douglas

Peter Douglas is a Senior Lecturer and Accreditation Actuary at the University of Regina's Faculty of Science, Department of Mathematics and Statistics. He serves as the Internship Coordinator for the Actuarial Science program, overseeing student placements and industry connections. His research focuses on applied stochastic modelling, contributing to the program's emphasis on real-world applications in actuarial practices.

He teaches courses such as ACSC116, ACSC216, and ACSC316, which align with Society of Actuaries (SOA) exam preparation. Douglas coordinates actuarial exam administration and maintains partnerships with employers like The Cooperators, SGI, and AON, who hire U of R graduates and interns. Students in his program often secure entry-level actuarial roles before graduation, with many passing multiple SOA exams.

• Awards: Fellow of the Society of Actuaries
• Advising/Grants: Oversees 3-8 annual internships, collaborating with employers to provide students 12-16 months of industry experience. Supports students in exam preparation and career guidance.

His program integrates academic rigor with practical experience, preparing students for careers in insurance, finance, and related fields. Douglas also contributes to the Prairie Actuary blog, sharing insights on actuarial education and industry trends.