We are open for and still accepting applications for the January 2019 intake for both Undergraduate and Postgraduate studies. A selection of course available can be seen below.

MSc. Data Analytics

MSc. Digital Marketing

MSc. FinTech

MSc. Information Systems with Computing
MSc. International Accounting & Finance

MBA with streams in Marketing, HRM, Project Management, Cloud Computing, Finance

BA (Hons) Business
BA (Hons) Business (HRM)
BA (Hons) Business (Law)
BA (Hons) Business (Management)
BA (Hons) Business (Project Management)
BA (Hons) Business (Psychology)
BA (Hons) Business (Work Placement)
BA (Hons) Business Information Systems
BA (Hons) Business Information Systems
BA (Hons) Marketing – Full-time
BA (Hons) Marketing (Digital Media & Cloud Computing)
BA (Hons) Marketing (Digital Media)
BA (Hons) Marketing (Event Management)

ACCA Part III Professional Level Tuition

DBS has been named the winner of the top award at the National Education Awards 2018 for Overall Excellence in Education. We were also delighted to pick up the award for Best College of Business. The prizes were awarded at a Black Tie gala dinner in the Ballsbridge Hotel in Dublin on 19th April. DBS had been nominated in 5 categories, picking up the award for Best College of Business along with the overall prize.

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There are many good reasons to attend a DBS Open Event, and here are our top five:

1. Meet our lecturers - Speak to lecturers from all the different faculties and get a real insight to what each course offers, how the course is structured and how you will be assessed.

2. See our facilities - Take the chance to get a feel for the college and see what our lecture theatres are like along with our other facilities such as the library, common room and canteen.

3. Advice - If you're not sure what course to apply for or which career path you would like to take, don't worry; our admissions and academic staff can help advise you of your options and help pick the right course for you.

4. Student Experience - Get an insight into the many different sports and societies on offer at DBS. These include sports such as football and swimming through to film and dance.

5. Discover the local area - Experience our city centre location, just three minutes from Grafton Street, and the vibrant local atmosphere which includes a variety of restaurants, cafes and leisure activities.

Dublin Business School is delighted to announce that just last month we signed partnership agreements, with  three Chinese universities, at the Irish Embassy in Beijing.  The universities that Dublin Business School signed Memorandum of Agreements, to facilitate student exchange are

• Daqing Normal University
• Guizhou University of Commerce
• Chongqing Business & Technology University

We look forward to welcome students from our Chinese partners in 2019

The DBS Careers Fair on October 25th was a huge success and a packed house of students and companies were in attendance for this much-anticipated event.

Companies on the day covered a wide spectrum of disciplines, ranging from IT, Finance, HR, Event Marketing, Retail, Healthcare, Sales and Banking to name but a few. We were also delighted to welcome volunteering organisations to our Careers Fair, as they provide excellent opportunities for students looking to gain experience and build their CV’s. Recruitment agencies were also on-hand offering CV advice and showcasing the wide range of full and part-time jobs they have on offer across a vast array of sectors.

DBS were delighted to host a Welcome Reception for our Brazilian students in our Aungier Street campus earlier this month.

A delegation from Brazilian Embassy  were in attendance and  the evening finished up with a fine spread of Brazilian appetisers.

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Our Director of Admissions Cliona O'Beirne and Prasad Kholli, Student Recruitment Manager for India, in New Delhi for the start of the Education in Ireland Fairs. DBS will be participating in further events in Pune, Mumbai, Bangalore and Chennai

"For anyone who is looking to move away from their native country and is interested in moving to Ireland, all I can say is do it!" - International student Rohand Nair tells us all about his experience of moving from Malaysia to Dublin to study in our latest student blog.

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