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DBS announced as winner of Best Business School in the Chambers Ireland/Inbusiness Editors Choice Awards
Dublin Business School was the winner of Best Business School in the Chambers Ireland/Inbusiness Editors Choice Awards at an event that took place yesterday at the St Stephen’s Green Club. The awards showcased the excellent company that DBS was among in the winners list. CEO, Gerry Muldowney, accepted the award along with Ian Talbot, Chief Executive of Chambers Ireland and Joseph O’Connor of Inbusiness Editors Choice Awards. Gerry in accepting the award acknowledged the contribution of staff and students over the years and he stated that he was accepting the award on behalf of all the staff at DBS.
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How to get one of the most respected Undergraduate qualifications with DBS
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Its that time again when DBS swoops in to help you research your future. This week we take a look at the Bachelor of Laws (Honours) offered by DBS. This three year full-time Level 8 programme provides students with a sound educational experience that will enable them to acquire a solid grounding in legal principles and the fundamental features of the Irish legal system. It provides an understanding of the institutions of the law as well as their social, economical and political contexts. But most excitingly, the programme is accredited by the Honorable Society of Kings Inns for the purpose of eligibility to sit the entrance exams for the Barrister-at-Law degree programme.
The programme content of the Bachelor of Laws (Honours) improves and develops students powers of reasoning, clarity of thought and the ability to analyse and express complicated issues. Students cover core topics in first and second year, including Contract Law, Criminal Law, European Law and Company Law. Third year is when it gets really interesting, allowing students to pick their specialty subjects from a range of modules including Medical Law, Human Rights Law, Commercial Law and Media Law.
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