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Full-Time Undergraduate Programmes
Fresher's Week Round Up
Fresher's Week at DBS took place at the start of term, and our new group of students enjoyed lots of fun activities including bowling in Leisureplex, a student Fresher's party in Xico's, a burrito eating competion with Pablo Picante's and Clubs and Socs Sign-Up day.
Orientation Week was also jam packed with activities such as go karting, a trip to the Guiness Storehouse and a student quiz night. We also had hundreds of free pizzas delivered to the students in Castle House all week, along with unlimited free ice-cream in case anyone was still hungry.
Make sure to follow the DBS Student Experience page on Facebook for updates and information on all of the events happening throughout the year.
Clubs and Societies at DBS
DBS Sports Clubs
At DBS we believe happy, healthy students do better in their studies, that’s why we strive to provide a wide range of quality sporting activities to suit everybody’s tastes. Sport in DBS has enjoyed a history of great successes in a variety of sports, from soccer to basketball, cricket to sailing and many more.
DBS Societies
Societies are groups of students that have a common interest. Examples of popular societies in previous years within DBS are the Surf Society, Psychology Society, the Film Society, Drama Society and the Poker Society. Joining a society is a great way of meeting new people with similar interests, and making friends that quite often last longer than your time in college.
Read all about the Clubs and Societies on offer at DBS, and how you can get involved here.
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Student Testimonial
“The course was extremely rewarding, due to its challenging nature and helpful lecturers; and it was extremely comprehensive due to its practical assignments.
I believe this degree has given me the skills not only to work in the film and media industry, but to progress in life and achieve my future goals.” - Isabel Oliver, BA in Film and Media
Read Isabel's full testimonial here.
Mature Students
Applicants over the age of 23 years are classified as mature students. With mature student applications, there is a greater focus on previous experience instead of just entry requirements.
At DBS, mature students can apply directly to us by completing an online application form and submitting a copy of their CV, photographic identification and a copy of their transcripts.
DBS does not operate a quota system for mature student applications.
Contact us
If you have any questions about your CAO application or our Full-Time Undergraduate courses at DBS, our Admissions Team is here to provide you with the guidance that you need. Students can contact the DBS Admissions Team on admissions@dbs.ie or call (01) 4177500.
If you would like to schedule a School Visit, please call (01) 4177500 or email schools@dbs.ie
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