Feature Article
Visa Offices To Reopen
 

The Department of Justice recently announced that it is their intention to resume the acceptance of visa applications, through their commercial partner, VFS, in the seven locations overseas where they have visa offices, as well as in the Dublin office from Monday 22nd June. The seven visa offices overseas are based in China, India, UAE, Turkey, Nigeria, Russia and the UK.

 

There are still restrictions in place in some of these countries, so where it isn’t possible to resume from the 22nd June, it is intended to resume accepting visa applications as soon as is possible thereafter. The initial resumption of services may also be on a limited basis in certain locations – for example, in China, only four of the fifteen Visa Application Centres (VACs) will be allowed to open initially and in Turkey and elsewhere, initial opening hours may be limited.

 

This is indeed good news as from Monday, June 22nd students, subject to local advisories, can submit their visa applications for courses commencing in September and October.


Courses commencing in September and October 2020
 

We are now accepting applications for our September 2020 intake. Courses available include:

 

MBA

MBA Human Resource Management

MBA Cloud Computing

MBA Marketing

MSc Business Analytics 

MSc Data Analytics

ACCA

BA (Hons) Accounting & Finance

BSc (Hons) Computing

BA (Hons) Psychology

BA (Hons) Film & Creative Media

 

For a full listing of courses available to international students, click here.


New Courses January 2021
 

Dublin Business School is delighted to announce the continued evolution of its industry-focused course offerings in line with skills sought by employers globally.

 

From 2021 we are pleased to announce that we will be offering the following courses to international students and we are already accepting applications. **

 

MSc. in Cybersecurity

MSc. in Artificial Intelligence

MSc. in Financial Analysis

 

These courses are 1-year in duration and successful graduates will be entitled to a 2 year stay-back visa via Ireland's Third Level Graduate Scheme.

 

**Subject to validation.

 

 


Clubs and Societies at DBS
 

There are endless benefits when it comes to joining Clubs & Societies at DBS. From making new friends and learning to skills, to maintaining a healthy life balance and standing out from the crowd when it comes to employability. Here are DBS, we’re firm believers that happy, healthy students do better in their studies.

 

 

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Duolingo English Language Test
 
Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, there has been much disruption to the IELTS and PTE tests as you know.
The Department of Justice approved the use of the Duolingo English Language Test, for international students, which is very good news. This is a temporary arrangement for 2020. The test can be taken anywhere, anytime and results are made available within 48 hours.
 

FIDERH Affordable Loans for Mexican Students
 

FIDERH is a Federal Trust managed by the Central Bank of Mexico, which for over 40 years has been financing graduate studies for Mexican students either in Mexico or abroad.

 

As one of a select number of Irish colleges approved by Banco de Mexico's FIDERH; please note the information found here, as it may assist you financially with studying at Dublin Business School.


4 Reasons to Study Human Resource Management
 

A Human Resources department is a vital part of any large business, handling a vast array of tasks from recruiting new employees, conducting interviews, dealing with conflict resolution, and managing the holiday allowance, benefits and payroll for existing employees. 

 

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