Newsletter - Diploma 06 November 2015

Upcoming Open Event

Progress your Career with a Professional Evening Diploma

Contact Andrew Mooney for any Diploma queries

Baz and Nancy jump on board Dublin Bus

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For further information, contact the Admissions Office on (01) 4177500 or via

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Upcoming Open Event
Tuesday December 1st from 5-7pm

DBS are holding an Open Event on Tuesday, December 1st 2015 from 5-7pm.

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

We look forward to seeing you there!

Progress your Career with a Professional Evening Diploma
Commencing January 2016

NOW accepting applications for Professional Evening Diploma programmes commencing in the following areas:

School of Business

•Advanced Diploma in Marketing

•Diploma in Business Studies

•Diploma in Digital Marketing & Strategy

•Diploma in Human Resource Management

•Diploma in Management Studies

•Diploma in Marketing, Advertising, Sales & PR

•Diploma in Office Management and Administration

School of Law

•Diploma in Legal Studies/Advanced Diploma in Legal Studies

•Diploma in Alternative Dispute Resolution

•Diploma in Company Law

School of Arts

•Diploma in Psychology

•Diploma in Social Science

•Diploma in Digital Video Production and Post Production

•Advanced Diploma in Web Development

•Diploma in Fundamentals of Cloud Computing

•Diploma in Web Design

Join thousands of people who took the step and decided to up skill and enhance their career prospects in the areas of Accounting, Management, Finance, IT, Psychology, Law and Digital Media.

Professional Evening Diploma programmes are structured to address the constraints of modern work and lifestyle commitments. The courses run either one or two evenings per week (depending on the programme) between 6.15pm and 8.30 or 9.30pm and the duration varies between 10, 14, or 25 weeks to a year long.

Employability: we’re focused on your career

All our programmes have been designed and developed in collaboration with industry partners and the professional bodies so that on completion; in addition to your academic qualifications, you will have the skills and knowledge to apply to your career.

DBS Professional Evening Diploma Programmes provide:

Career Advancement
Skills-based practical training
CV-enhancing qualifications
Learning with industry leaders

See a list of programmes here.

Contact Andrew Mooney for any Diploma queries

If you have any further queries about your Diploma application or need advice on Diploma courses at DBS, I am here to provide you with the guidance and information that you need.

I help prospective students who want to take the step and decide to upskill and enhance their career prospects in the areas of Accounting, Management, Finance, IT, Psychology, Law or Digital Media.

Our Professional Evening Diploma programmes are structured to address the constraints of modern work and lifestyle commitments. The courses run either one or two evenings per week (depending on the programme) between 6.15pm and 8.30 or 9.30pm and the duration varies between 10, 14, or 25 weeks to a year long.

All our programmes have been designed and developed in collaboration with industry and the professional bodies so that on completion in addition to your academic qualifications, you will have the skills and knowledge to apply to your career.

I am available to visit at DBS, or to take your calls and emails. For any further information, or if you would like to arrange a meeting, please email andrew.mooney@dbs.ie or call (01) 4170685.

Baz and Nancy jump on board Dublin Bus
‘50 Ways to Kill Your Mammy’ stars feature in company’s new marketing campaign

Dublin Bus is launching a new marketing campaign designed to show off the investment and work that goes on behind-the-scenes at its control centre.

The Mad Dash Home campaign, devised by creative agency Rothco, will debuted last week with a teaser clip and will be followed this week by an online video in which Baz Ashmawy tries to entice his mother Nancy into a rally car. Nancy, who stars alongside her son in Sky One’s 50 Ways to Kill Your Mammy, resists and puts her trust in Dublin Bus instead.

A second film, which will be launched on November 12th, will “lay bare the inner workings” of central control in more detail, with Baz and Nancy introduced to the team that helps her beat rally car-driving Baz home. The complexity of what Dublin Bus does in its monitoring of 7,300 bus trips every day “isn’t necessarily visible”, says head of marketing Dawn Bailey. This campaign seeks to correct that.