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The Top 10 Irish Companies Bringing in Workers From Abroad
A recent article in the Irish Independent has suggested that number of employers issuing Irish work permits for overseas workers is set to surge by more than a third this year, new research has shown.
Dublin Business School helps hundreds of students find relevant work placements while at college and offer a dedicated service to support students in preparing for their career.
For the first half of 2016 Indians received the most new and renewed permits with 30pc of the overall figure, followed by Pakistan and the US, which gained 14pc and 9pc respectively of all successful applications.
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‘Economist’ finds university degree is worth more in Ireland than anywhere else in OECD
Amid plummeting university rankings, reduced funding and constrained employment prospects, the Economist has come out with a figure that might still convince of the merits of a college education: the net benefit of having a university degree in Ireland is far greater than any other OECD country.
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Student Testimonial Varsha - Ann Jacob- MBA in Project Management (India)
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Varsha Ann Jacob, from Bangalore, India, has just completed her MBA in Project Management with Dublin Business School. She was drawn to DBS after reviews that described the college as “one of the top private business schools in Dublin. The Project Management course which I chose to do is a very specialized business course that I would recommend as it had the perfect blend of all the business elements to make a good project manager; which I think is a necessary job requirement in any field,” she explained.
Varsha Ann also explained how the class was taught in different ways, encouraging team work and also simulating real life business scenarios, readying them for a career in project management. Away from studying, Varsha Ann was actively involved in the many extra-curricular activities available to students in the college. She was a member of the women’s soccer team and the Surf Society, taking a trip to Bundoran, Donegal, for a surf camp organized by the college.
Varsha Ann says she owes her first job in Dublin to attending a Careers Fair held in the college. At the event she met representatives from Real Nation, a company dedicated to services in Education, Health, Environment, Consumer and Trade., and has now been working for the company for 10 months. Varsha Ann says, “I can’t thank DBS enough for making my Masters such a pleasant experience.”
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Green Campus Week 2016
On the week of Monday 28th Nov Dublin Business School launched its first Green Campus Week to make Dublin Business School a greener and more sustainable place to work and study.
GREEN CAMPUS WEEK AIMS:
• To encourage the staff and students of DBS to incorporate 'Green Campus' themed initiatives into their daily routine.
• To communicate with the DBS staff, students and the wider community to raise awareness on how to conserve energy, reduce waste and recycle better on a daily basis.
• To actively educate our staff and students around global warming, CO2 emissions and their role in creating a more sustainable world for everyone.
Themes for Green Campus Week included waste reduction & recycling, utilizing technology, energy conservation, greener transportation and printing efficiency.
Small steps, can lead to a big impact!
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