Newsletter - Weekly International 24 04 2020

Study in Ireland 2020

DBS Update

During this unprecedented time of COVID-19 we have had to look at new ways of doing things. We closed our buildings and moved everything online. During the first week of lockdown DBS delivered 1,640 pre-recorded or live online lectures and live online tutorials, with over 3,500 learners participating. DBS prides itself on its community spirit and in making a difference. These are trying times, but our DBS community is still going strong.

Our Admissions Department is still progressing with applications for future intakes, remaining positive, and are available to answer any queries you may have. Contact our Admissions team on admissions@dbs.ie

Courses commencing in September 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.

Personal Career Development Week

Our Personal Career Development Week was packed full of amazing talks, presentations and an incredible list of top companies including Amazon, LinkedIn, Dell, EY, Bank of Ireland, Glantus, Novartis, Harvey Norman and many more.

Students from all disciplines were afforded the opportunity to meet and engage with many of Ireland's industry leaders and leverage their career focused studies at Dublin Business School toward employment.

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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.

DBS Scholarships

DBS are delighted to announce the following Scholarships and Discounts for non-EU applicants:

€500 - €1000 PARTIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Partial scholarships are available to students coming onto Level 7, 8 and 9 programmes only, when a successful candidate pays an acceptance fee within 30 days of receiving the Confirmed Offer from the College.

Student Testimonial: Marcelo Freire (Brazil)

International student Marcelo Freire 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. Read more here.