Accepting Applications for September 2014
Why Should I Study In Ireland?
Now accepting Applications for September 2014
Next DBS Open Event: Tuesday 09 September
An Extra Service at the Aungier Street Building
Top Tips for Your Dublin Accommodation Search
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Contact Us

For further information, call the International Admissions Office on +353 1 4177500 or email international@dbs.ie

 

 

 
Why Should I Study In Ireland?
Ireland's profile as a top study destination for international students wishing to expand their knowledge and develop in their careers continues to grow each year. More and more international students are choosing Ireland as their base to broaden their skillsets and fulfill their potential. The opportunity to enhance educational and career prospects against the background of Ireland's alluring culture, in our widely-recognised and acclaimed educational institutions, has created a diverse global student population across all corners of the island.  It's easy to see why Ireland is so appealing when so much is offered:
  • A friendly safe environment
  • English speaking country
  • Extensive choice of courses
  • Internationally recognised qualifications
  • Long tradition in education excellence
  • Innovative & creative culture
  • Leading global companies in Ireland
  • Entrepreneurial society

Ireland looks forward to welcoming new international students and cultivating fresh and existing global networks under the banner of education and learning. This could be the year you join Ireland to experience our famous hospitality, heritage and renowned student life!
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Top Tips for Your Dublin Accommodation Search

Finding suitable accommodation can be a daunting task when you decide to study abroad.

 

Dublin Business School offers some top tips to help international students find accommodation:

 

1.  Be realistic in your search.

Open your mind to areas outside of the city. September and October are high demand periods each year for accommodation in Dublin, so you may have to consider an area outside the city centre. Dublin is a small county with many commuter towns that are well serviced by quality bus corridors and commuter rail lines.

 

2. Don’t be passive in your search.

If you have a smartphone, download the daft.ie app and set up email alerts so that you are notified about new lettings and properties that come on stream daily. Set up alerts via email on databases and check them daily so that you can stay ahead of the crowd.

 

3. Stay positive and exhaust all avenues.

A little bit of luck and a lot of hard work will get you the right accommodation at the right price. Advertise yourself as a potential roommate on offline noticeboards and online databases. Newspapers and online platforms can both be very effective.

 

Accommodation Search Strategy

 

Where to Look?

 

Newspapers Many landlords opt for the newspaper over online databases to advertise their lettings. The Evening Herald is probably the best newspaper for accommodation listings. It comes out at midday each day. The Buy and Sell magazine is also worth checking out. It goes on sale every Monday, Wednesday and Friday and can be purchased in most newsagents.

 

Online Accommodation Databases One of the most frequently used accommodation search engines is Daft.ie, so it is up to date and regularly monitored. The website also offers the “search by college” function within its “advanced search” function and allows you to post your own advertisement via the ‘Team Up Database’. Find a list of property search sites to help strengthen your search.

 

www.daft.ie

www.rent.ie

www.myhome.ie - Student section

www.collegecribs.ie

www.gumtree.ie

www.let4u.ie

www.propertycheck.ie

www.collegeliving.ie - a list of student residences

 

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Now accepting Applications for September 2014
Apply online at dbs.ie
Autumn 2014 offers new opportunities for returning to education; building new skills, meeting new people and developing your career in the desired direction.


We are now accepting applications for the following full-time programmes commencing in September 2014:


UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

DBS offers programmes at Level 6, 7 and 8 in the following areas:

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

We are now accepting applications for the following postgraduate full-time programmes commencing in September 2014:

Master of Business Administration MBA
Master of Business Administration MBA (Human Resouce Managment Stream)
Master of Business Administration MBA (Finance Stream)
Master of Business Administration MBA (Cloud Computing Stream)
Master of Business Administration MBA (Marketing Stream)
Master of Business Administration MBA (Information Systems Stream)
Master of Business Administration MBA (Project Management Stream)

Master of Science (MSc) in Marketing
Master of Science (MSc) in Marketing (Digital Media Stream)
Master of Science (MSc) in Management Practice
Master of Science (MSc) in International Accounting & Finance
Master of Science (MSc) in Information Systems with Computing

Higher Diploma in Business
Higher Diploma in Business Information Systems
Higher Diploma in Business (HRM)
Higher Diploma in Legal Studies


Master of Arts (MA) in Addiction Studies
Higher Diploma in Arts in Psychology (PSI accredited)



Give yourself a competitive advantage and apply online today!

 
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Next DBS Open Event: Tuesday 09 September

DBS are holding their next Open Event on Tuesday 9 September, 5.00 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.


Our Open Events are an ideal opportunity for you to visit the college and obtain further information on all our full-time programmes and to speak with industry specialist lecturers to identify the programme that is most suitable for your future development.


For information on our lecturing staff and their achievements and specialist areas, please visit our website for information on our Academic Schools and Staff.




We look forward to seeing you there.

 
An Extra Service at the Aungier Street Building

Please be aware that you can call into the Aungier Street building, Monday to Friday from 8.45a.m. - 5.15p.m. to consult with our Admissions team.

You do not need to make an appointment. You can also contact us on +353 1 4177500 or by email to international@dbs.ie.

Why not contact us today with your questions and take the first step towards your academic development.

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