The DBS Careers Department recently held the first Careers Fair of the academic year. The event was a resounding success with more companies than ever in attendance including Version1, Amazon, EY, CPL Recruitment, Jameson, Grad Ireland, Oracle, Applegreen and Smyths Toys.

The Careers Fair presents students with a fantastic opportunity to meet with employers in person and discuss potential job opportunities as well as hand out CV’s. Many of our past students have secured full-time positions from attending the fair in previous years and it remains an integral part of the academic calendar.

Companies on the day covered a wide spectrum of disciplines, ranging from IT, Finance, HR, Event Marketing, Retail, Healthcare, Sales and Banking to name but a few. We were also delighted to welcome volunteering organisations to our Careers Fair, as they provide excellent opportunities for students looking to gain experience and build their CV’s. Recruitment agencies were also on-hand offering CV advice and showcasing the wide range of full and part-time jobs they have on offer across a vast array of sectors.

Dublin Business School is delighted to announce the recent QQI validation of the MSc. in Data Analytics and MSc in Digital Marketing 

MSc. In Data Analytics

With increased availability of information about customer preferences and actions, production processes and supply chains, there is growing recognition of the economic returns from the use of big data and analytics. The Government’s Action Plan for Jobs 2013 sets out seven ‘disruptive reforms’ being prioritised with major potential to have a significant impact on job creation, to support enterprises or where Ireland can profit from a natural advantage or opportunity that presents itself in the economy.

One of these goals is to make Ireland a leading country in Europe for big data. This programme accommodates a wide audience of learners whose specific interests in data analytics may be either technically focused or business focused.

MSc. in Digital Marketing

Developed in conjunction with industry experts, this highly practical programme provides a broad based digital marketing award with a strong focus on cutting edge skills and practice in areas such as Search Engine Optimisation, Display Advertising, Search Advertising, Email Marketing, Affiliate, Web Design with WordPress, Digital Video, Analytics and much more. This programme accommodates a wide audience of learners whose specific interests in Digital Marketing may be either technically focused or strategy focused.

Dublin Business School is delighted to announce that we are accepting applications the following courses in the April 2018 intake.

MBA

MBA Marketing

MBA Human Resource Management

MBA Cloud Computing

MSc. Data Analytcis

DBS recently participated in the Education in Ireland Fairs in India. Participation in these fairs allowed DBS to meet students from New Delhi, Pune, Mumbai, Bangalore and Chennai.

You can see some interviews with our recent Indian graduates who have gone on to highly successful careers here in Ireland here

The results are in for our International Week Fair and the best stand (and it wasn’t an easy choice!)

1st place - Malaysia
2nd place - Mexico
3rd place - DESI (India & Pakistan )
4th place - Philippines ...

Well done to all invloved!

International student Marcelo Freire has just graduated from DBS with a First Class Honours BA (Hons) in Business Information Systems. After spending three years working his way through college to support himself, and even running his own catering business, Marcelo is settling into his new role as Software Developer at SAP. We asked him about his experience of studying full-time at DBS and how he managed to balance his work and studies.

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DBS Business Review is a new open access, annual academic journal published by Dublin Business School. Prior to the official launch of the journal, we interviewed Marketing Lecturer/Course Director and Editor in chief of DBS Business Review, Alan Morgan, and Head of Library Services and Managing Editor of DBS Business Review, Marie O’Neill, to find out exactly what we can expect from the academic journal.

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Chinese student Daisy is new to DBS. She wrote about her experience of coming all the way from her hometown in China to study in Dublin.

'It has been two weeks since I came here from my hometown which is thousands of miles away from Ireland. There are tremendous changes in my life due to the different environment and living habits here. Thanks to DBS and my homestay family, I ultimately got used to the life here.'

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