In second and third year, classes are smaller, with many no more than tutorial size. The University's exchange program allows students to receive academic credit for overseas study as well as the experience of living and learning in another culture. Most exchange program places go to business students who are further supported by a number of Faculty scholarships. Past students have taken up appointments in property valuation, property and asset management, investment and portfolio analysis, sales and leasing consultancy and development. Students are required to undertake a minimum six weeks professional work experience prior to completion of their studies.
Graduates find employment in a wide range of public and private sector organisations.
Extended majors include advanced economic analysis, advertising, banking, business computing, business law and taxation, funds management, human resource management, international business analysis, management, marketing, organisational communication, professional accounting and public relations. A student may opt to specialise in a related field of study in preference to an extended major or double major by undertaking a six-unit specialisation. Subject to final approval.