Dublin Business School (DBS) is hosting a series of Online Information Sessions for some of its popular programmes that next commence in September 2022 this month. If you are interested in returning to Education, come along and learn more about the programmes.

We will have speakers from the faculty of each programme and the admissions department presenting on the course and application procedures and will be available for Q&A at the end of each session.

Pre-Registration is required in advance of the event and all events will be hosted on Zoom. There is no registration fee attached to attend any session. 

Contact the Admissions Department at DBS for more information at admissions@dbs.ie or call 01-4177500 

Accreditation Body: The MBA Association of Ireland

The MBA is a one year full-time or two year part-time programme that educates and prepares a diverse group of learners with the academic knowledge, analytical ability and innovative management perspectives and skills needed to manage organisations in an increasingly competitive and diverse global marketplace. The programme enables learners commence or strengthen their career in business, as well as underpin any further business studies and achieve excellence at an executive level in their chosen profession in both the public and private sectors.

Sign up for the Information Session on Tuesday 21st June between 6pm and 7pm.

Register for the MBA Information Session

Accreditation Body: The Library Association of Ireland

The MSc Information & Library Management (LAI Accredited) at Dublin Business School is designed to give students a thorough overview of professional and academic developments in the information and library sector. It provides a recognised professional qualification to those wishing to establish careers in the rapidly expanding information and library sector in Ireland and abroad. In addition, it provides students with the opportunity to obtain a recognised professional qualification that will allow them to work at a professional grade.

Sign up for the Information Session on Wednesday 22nd June between 6pm and 7pm.

Register for the MSc in Information and Library Management Information Session

Counselling and Psychotherapy provide the opportunity to speak in one's own terms in order to articulate the difficulties and the questions in one's life.  They offer the opportunity of clarifying the direction, or its lack, in one's life. In recent decades counselling and psychotherapy have had a major contribution to the alleviation of distress and suffering in the everyday human experience of loss, bereavement, trauma, depression, choice and relationships. Skills adapted from the fields of counselling and psychotherapy are now an essential part of many work roles and an expertise in this area can be the basis of professional development. Counselling and Psychotherapy have enjoyed significant growth in an Ireland that has seen great social change in recent years.

DBS offers the following courses:

• BA (Hons) in Counselling and Psychotherapy (IACP recognised) - Part Time
• Higher Diploma in Arts in Counselling and Psychotherapy (IAHIP recognised) - Part Time
• Masters of Arts (MA) in Psychotherapy (IAHIP recognised) - Part Time
• Master of Arts (MA) in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy - Part Time

Sign up for the Counselling and Psychotherapy Information Session on Tuesday 28th June between 6pm and 7pm

Register for the Counselling and Psychotherapy Information Session 

There are many benefits to studying Psychology at third level whether you are interested in progressing to train as a psychologist or using it as a pathway to further education. Here we will outline just some of the reasons why a qualification in psychology will benefit you in your future career and personal life.

Dublin Business School offers the following options

• Diploma in Psychology
• BA (Hons) in Psychology (PSI Accredited)
• Higher Diploma in Arts in Psychology (PSI Accredited)
• MSc in Applied Psychology
• MSc in Health Psychology*

*Subject to validation

Sign up for the Psychology Information Session on Wednesday 29th June between 6pm and 7pm.

Register for the Psychology Information Session Here