DBS have a wide array of programmes on offer for International students across the areas of Business, Computing, Law, Media and more. You will find a selection of our undergraduate and postgraduate courses below, or visit our website for a full course listing. 

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Master of Science (MSc) Data Analytics 

Master of Science (MSc) International Accounting & Finance

Master of Science (MSc) Marketing

BA (Hons) Business – Full-time

Bachelor of Laws (Hons) LL. B - Full-time

BA (Hons) Social Science - Full-time
BSc (Hons) Computing - Full-time
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DBS took home two awards at the 2017 Irish Education Awards for Best Student Experience and Best Library Team.

The Education Awards recognise excellence amongst Third Level Institutions across Ireland making this a great achievement for the college and the winning teams.

Congratulations to our Student Services Team!

More information here

The DBS Careers Team have a wide network of employer contacts in both large multinational and SME businesses, both in Ireland and Overseas. We actively engage with employers to establish the core skills that they seek from graduates. Whether you are thinking about getting a part time job for some extra money while studying or wondering what career options you will have as a graduate the Team is here to help.

The careers service can help with:

Career Choices
Gaduate Opportunities
CVs and Cover Letters
Job Search
Interview Techniques
Further Study

The Irish economy grew by almost 6% in the second quarter of this year, new statistics have shown.
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said the country is on target for gross domestic product growth of 4.3% in 2017.
"On the basis of today's data, there will be no significant change to the GDP forecast this year," said Mr Donohoe.

He added: "Today's data provides clear evidence of continued momentum in the economy this year.
"Importantly, the growth in the economy is broadly balanced, with positive underlying contributions from both the domestic and external sectors."

Read the full story on Independent.ie here 

The Irish government has agreed to a policy which now allows international postgraduates to stay in the country for up to two years after finishing their degree.

The policy extends the Third Level Graduate Scheme to non-EU/EEA residents who have studied in Ireland to be eligible to legally work for 40 hours per week. As well as that, after two years they may apply for a Green Card or a work permit.

This policy increases the ‘stay back option’ for students at level 9 or 10 of the Irish National Framework of Qualifications from the previous 12 months now up to 24 months. It is now valid for any international student who is studying for a master’s degree, postgraduate diploma, doctoral degree, or higher doctorate.