DBS offers a wide range of supports and services for our International Students.

Moving to a new country to study can be a very daunting experience, that's why we want to make the move as smooth as possible for you. Firstly, you'll need somewhere to live, so for a look at how we can help you find accommodation in Dublin, click here.  As well as that, it would be useful to look at this visa information page, and we have our dedicated Student Welfare Officer to assist you with any issues that might arise during your time here. Our Careers Department hold weekly CV clinics in our Aungier Street campus to help you create an eyecatching and impressive document to boost your chances with potential employers. 



The college has a wide and varied range of clubs, societies and sports teams for students to get involved in, including Brazilian, Indian, Malaysian and Chinese societies to name a small few. Be sure to take advantage of the Student Hub in our Castle House building and get talking to all the other DBS students.

       

At DBS, we realise studying is only one reason for coming to Ireland, so we'll arrange trips and tours to some of Ireland's most beautiful spots, for you to avail of.

 
      

If you'd like any more information on studying in DBS contact our Admissions Team on international@dbs.ie. or get in touch with us on our Facebook page.

Would you like to study at DBS? We hold various open events and attend numerous exhibitions throughout the year. Our Open Events are an ideal opportunity for you to visit the college and obtain further information on all our International programmes. You can speak with industry specialist lecturers to identify the programme that is most suitable to your future development. We also provide a walk in service in our Aungier Street campus, from 8.45am - 5.15pm, Monday-Friday. 

If you're not yet in Dublin, you can get in touch with us by emailing admissions@dbs.ie or via our social media channels on Facebook and Twitter.

Located in Dublin City Centre, DBS is Ireland’s largest independent third level college.  Over the last 40 years DBS has developed a considerable international reputation for the quality of our programmes, which are recognised by the department of education, employers and all major higher education institutions for further study. The college boasts a unique learning environment, developed over the years, with students from over 70 countries participating in our programmes. 
We are now accepting applications for our January programmes, click here to see a full list of the programmes available to international students.



Get the skills you need to boost your future career with an MBA from DBS. Programmes available for application include:

• MBA (General)
• MBA (HRM Stream)
• MBA (Marketing Stream)
• MBA (Finance Stream)
• MBA (Project Management Stream)
• MBA (Cloud Computing Stream)
• MBA (Information Systems Stream)

Applications are open to graduates of a Level 8 honours degree (or equivalent) in business or non-business disciplines. A detailed CV and proof of English (where applicable) will also be examined during the application process. Applicants required to submit evidence of English must submit an IELTS score of 6.5 (or equivalent) for direct admission.

Further information is available on our website. Alternatively please do not hesitate to contact the International Admissions Office directly on +353 1 4177500 or by email at international@dbs.ie

Monday October 10th, was World Mental Health Day and a number of events took place in the college to mark the occasion. A flash mob push-up challenge took place in the Aungier Street Reception and Castle House common area simultaneously, where DBS students and staff gathered to perform 22 push ups to raise awareness for those battling with Mental Health Issues.

What #LittleThings make you happy? Over the last few days students were invited to write down the little things that make their day better and yesterday they were displayed on the wall in Aungier Street as a reminder of the small things that make a big difference.

On Monday Evening the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) Communications Subgroup presented a public lecture on social anxiety, which over 400,000 of the Irish adult population suffer with. The talk was delivered by Principal Clinical Psychologist, Odhrán McCarthy, and was held in Aungier Street attracting a large audience.

Meanwhile in Castle House, students could forget the stresses of the day at the Student Movie Night where Disney Pixar’s Inside Out was screened with free popcorn and pizza.

To read more News and Events at DBS, click here.