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CAO_info
CAO Vacant Places - Now open for applications

Round 3 offers for the CAO have now been issued and applicants will have until Wednesday 11th September to accept this offer.



For those who wish to consider other options, vacant places are currently available through the CAO 'Available/Vacant Places' option online at the CAO website Applicants with an existing CAO application for 2013 can apply for an available place online.

If an applicant fills in an application for an available/vacant place and are eligible, they are likely to receive an offer from CAO in the next round of offers, which will take place on Friday 13th September.

 

Please note that available/vacant places applicants must meet the minimum entry requirements of the college as stated in the relevant prospectus. For further information on Full-Time Undergraduate programmes and entry requirements at DBS, please visit our website. Alternatively you can contact the admissions by calling 01 4177 500 or by emailing admissions@dbs.ie

 

 

You may also apply for an available/vacant place in August 2013 without having an existing 2013 CAO application; however you will be subject to a fee payment upon application.

For further information on the vacant places process or to learn more about our programmes, please contact the Admissions Office on 01-4177500 or by email at admissions@dbs.ie
 
Planning you career is planning for change
Career Planning
Planning your career means planning for change. The world of work is constantly changing, and we must be prepared to meet these changes without letting them get the better of us. We need to know our strengths and know how to build up our skills. 

As humans, we are capable of constant learning. As we learn and grow, we change. We develop new skills, gain more confidence, become open to new opportunities.

Our career is a journey - not a destination. Becoming a good traveller and learning to enjoy the trip are the characteristics of tomorrows generation of workers.
Career planning is too important to be left to chance. After all, the decisions you make now will affect the rest of your life, especially the 25-40 years you will spend in the workforce. If you want a satisfying career, you must prepare by following these steps: 

Step 1: Self Assessment

  • Learn about yourself, your values, your interests, and your abilities.
  • Talk to a careers counsellor about a variety of tests to give you information about yourself.
  • Utilise the interest profiler on this site, or check alternative websites here

Step 2: Occupational Research

  • Learn as much as you can about a variety of careers by using the Work and Employment section of this site..
  • Investigate what's available and preparation needed.
  • "Try out" careers through job shadowing, mentorship, cooperative education, or other means.
  • Check out trends in occupations (Where are the jobs?)

Step 3: Decision Making

  • Develop personal and career objectives.

Step 4: Education/Training

For further information on planning your career or to learn about our Full Time Undergraduate programmes, please contact the Admissions Office on 01-4177500 or by email at admissions@dbs.ie
 
open
Next DBS Open Event
Tuesday 10th September 5-7pm
If you missed our last open event, the next one will take place on Tuesday 10th September from 5-7pm in our Aungier Street Campus.

  

Open events are a great chance for you to meet our lecturers and students, discuss our courses and view the facilities of the college; helping you to decide if DBS is the right choice for your study this year.
 
Available on the evening will be the following services:

Admissions Team
School of Arts Academic Staff
School of Business Academic Staff
School of Law Academic Staff
Student Services


Career Services 

 
For directions and details on parking facilties and transport, please see our website.
 
We look forward to meeting you!
 
students
An Extra Service at the Aungier Street Building
13/14 Aungier Street, Dublin 2

Please be aware that, in addition to our Open Events, you can call into the Aungier Street building, Monday to Friday from 8.45am - 5.15pm to consult with our Admissions team.

You do not need to make an appointment. You can also contact us on 01 4177500 or by email to admissions@dbs.ie.

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