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• Sit down with our Admissions Team to talk about your next steps to success
• Experience DBS' facilities first-hand

Car Parking at DBS
We have subsidised car parking available with two car parks, either Drury Street Multi Storey on Drury Street or Royal College of Surgeons Car Park attached to St Stephens Green Shopping Centre.

Drury Street Multi Story
Monday – Friday, €2.50 for the evening from 4.30pm to 1am.They also do a daily rate of €10.00 and this is also extended to weekends if you are in for revision or study.

Royal College of Surgeons (RCSI)
Monday – Friday, €2.00 for the evening from 5pm – Midnight.

You will need to get your ticket validated from our security desk in Aungier Street and the machine at the car park will be able to recognise this rate to pay.

Course Details:


As part of Dublin Business School’s commitment to lifelong learning and continuing professional development (CPD), a selection of modules from the MSc in Information and Library Management are available to professionally qualified librarians (Graduate/Higher Diploma or Masters) for CPD purposes. The benefits of CPD training are numerous for both the individual and the organisation and include:

• Participation in lifelong learning and opportunity to improve professional competence.
• The opportunity to upskill in new aspects of librarianship such as open source, cloud computing, information architecture, XML, metadata, Dublin Core, new management practices etc.
• Supporting Associate Membership of the LAI; performance appraisals; applications for promotion internally or for new posts
• Helping organisations to develop their employees so that they fulfil the requirements of changing roles.

• For full-time students, the taught component consists of 10 modules, delivered over one academic year, comprising 2 semesters. Successful completion of the taught component stage allows you to move on to the dissertation stage.
• For part-time students, delivery of the programme is structured over 4 taught semesters. During each semester, students will normally attend lectures on two evenings per week.

Minimum Second Class Honours Degree (2.2) in a Level 8 award in any discipline from a recognised third level institution or equivalent qualification


Apply today to undertake the MSc Information & Library Management (LAI accredited)

I am originally from Los Angeles, California. I decided to come to Dublin Business School to pursue my masters in Information and Library Management because it offers a great education at a more affordable price than in the States. The program is also accredited by the Library Association of Ireland, which is recognized by the American Library Association. Plus, it gave me the opportunity to experience living in a new place. Dublin is a great city with many wonderful people, numerous things to do, and a vibrant culture.

What really drew me to the Information and Library Management program was the practical nature of the course. For example, this semester, we were able to design our own information literacy program and create a library website. We were also able to visit the National Library of Ireland and have had insightful guest lecturers from all areas of librarianship. Another exciting aspect I’m looking forward to is the built in work placement which will allow me to gain real life experience.

All of the experienced lecturers have been helpful, approachable, and passionate about the material. In addition, the library staff at DBS are absolutely wonderful and a great resource to have.

I would definitely recommend MSc Information and Library Management program at DBS.  The program will give you a strong, academic foundation as well as practical, transferrable skills.