We are now accepting applications for the September 2019 intake. Courses available include:

MSc in Data Analytics

MSc FinTech

MBA - Project Management 

MSc International Accounting & Finance

MSc Marketing (Digital Media)

BA (Hons) Audio Production & Music Project Management

BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance

BA (Hons) Marketing

BSc (Hons) Computing

BA (Hons) Financial Services

For a full listing of courses available to international students, please click here.

This month Quality & Qualifications Ireland validated our new (MSc) in Business Analytics.

Given the ever-increasing volume of data that businesses have access to today, there is a demand for employees who have computational, analytical and business strategy skills, who can inform business decisions to increase efficiency and an organisation’s value. This Master of Science in Business Analytics has been developed with the aim of providing learners with the knowledge, skills and research capability to critically analyse, implement and evaluate big data concepts and techniques in order to generate valuable insights, thereby assisting with strategic business decisions, increasing productivity, profitability and an organisation’s value and market share.

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How Ireland’s capital is quickly becoming the world's next tech hub -  as reported by www.techradar.com

When you think of tech hubs, cities such as San Francisco, London, Tel Aviv and Beijing come to mind but what about Dublin? Ireland has been doing a great deal recently to attract the top companies and the best talent with the aim of becoming a tech hub itself. Add the UK’s decision to leave the EU to the mix and you have some of the biggest companies from around the world considering moving their headquarters from the UK to Ireland to avoid getting caught up in Brexit.

To better understand Dublin’s journey to become a tech hub, TechRadar Pro spoke with Patricia DuChene, General Manager EMEA at the work management and collaboration company Wrike.

Click here to see the full article.

A general business degree is great for someone with an interest in business, who is uncertain which area in business they would like to specialise in. 

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The DBS Careers Team arranged two exciting trips to Microsoft HQ over the last week where our students saw their incredible facilities and met with members of Microsoft staff.

Just last week our International Admissions Team participated in the Education in Ireland student fairs in both Abuja and Lagos. We look forward to welcoming our new Nigerian students to Dublin Business School this September.