Unemployment has fallen below ten per cent for the first time since the crash in what has been hailed as a milestone by the Government.The rate of unemployment now stands at 9.9pc as almost two million people are now classified as being in work.
The rate of employment has increased by 2.2pc in the first three months of the year, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO). It means that unemployment has reached levels not seen since January 2009. Overall, there are 212,800 people considered as unemployed - a 45,000 drop on last year.
(Source: Irish Independent)

As you can see things are picking up in Dublin and Ireland, so why not apply for a Master of Business Administration (MBA) programme commencing in September 2015.

Studying Business and Management at DBS will give you a wide range of valuable learnings and skills for one of today’s most demanding, yet rewarding, career paths and working environments. The full-time MBA programmes allow you to acquire both general and specialised knowledge and skills in a number of key business and management areas.

 

Programmes available for application include:

• MBA (General)
• MBA (HRM Stream)
• MBA (Marketing Stream)
• MBA (Finance Stream)
• MBA (Project Management Stream)
• MBA (Cloud Computing Stream)
• MBA (Information Systems Stream)

Applications are open to graduates of a Level 8 honours degree (or equivalent) in business or non-business disciplines. A detailed CV and proof of English (where applicable) will also be examined during the application process. Applicants required to submit evidence of English must submit an IELTS score of 6.5 (or equivalent) for direct admission.

Students who hold an IELTS score of 6.0 can take part in the DBS Pre-Masters English course in July in advance of the September MBA intake. The overall fee for both courses is €11,890 however students who successully complete the English course will receive a €2,000 discount to the overall fee.

Further information is available on our website. Alternatively please do not hesitate to contact the International Admissions Office directly on +353 1 4177500 or by email at international@dbs.ie