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) FinTech

Master of Science (MSc) Digital 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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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...Read more. 

Our Personal Career Development Week was packed full of great talks, presentations and an incredible list of top companies including Google, Microsoft, Hubspot, HMH, AI Ireland, Glantus 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.

Additional special topic workshops included:

• Unleash The Power of LinkedIn
• A Career in Data Analytics

Presentations were made by industry professional, such as:

• Stephen Howell - Microsoft, Academic Programme Manager
• Barry Murphy - CEO TCAS

Other topics covered included:

• A Career In Data Analyrics - Novartis
• Core Competencies in Social Care - Peter McVerry Trust
• Artificial Intellegence In The Workplace -  AI Ireland

To learn more about our Personal Career Development Week click here or watch the video below!

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 on the Irish National Framework of Qualifications from the previous 12 months 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.