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Dublin Business School in Snapshot
 
Dear Student,
 
Greetings from Dublin Business School (DBS), Ireland. Thank you for attending the recent virtual showcase with DBS organised by Education in Ireland. 
 
We note that some of you are yet to apply to study at DBS. Applications are now open for all the 3 intakes in January, April and September 2021. We would suggest you apply as soon as possible and submit your documents. Please disregard the email, if you have already applied with us and/or hold an offer. 
 
Applications may be submitted here.
 
If you are still making your decision, please consider the following. 
 
  • No 1. Independent College in Ireland
  • Best College of Business at Irish Education Awards for 2018
  • Overall Excellence in Education  at Irish Education Awards for 2018
  • No. 1 Student Experience at Irish Education Awards for 2017
  • No.1 Library team at Irish Education Awards for 2017
  • 3 Times winner of Best Business School in In-Business Awards
  • Nominated for Best Student Campus  at Irish Education Awards for 2018 
  • Nominated for Best Student Career Impact Strategy at Irish Education Awards for 2018  
  • 45 years of Existence 
 

Courses available to international students can be found 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.

 

 

 

 
DBS Careers Team
 

The DBS Careers Team have a wide network of employer contacts in both large multinational and SME businesses, both in Ireland and overseas. We actively engage with employers to establish the core skills that they seek from graduates. 

 

Whether you are thinking about getting a part-time job for some extra money while studying or wondering what career options you will have as a graduate; our Careers Team are here to help.

 

Our Careers Service Team can help with:

 

Career Choices
Graduate Opportunities
CVs and Cover Letters
Job Search
Interview Techniques
Further Study

On-campus career fairs and company visits

 
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Third Level Graduate Scheme
Stay Back Option
 

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 of the Irish National Framework of Qualifications from the previous 12 months now 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.
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Scholarships
 

Dublin Business School is delighted to announce the following Scholarships and Discounts for applicants that are living abroad:

 

€500 - €1000 Partial Scholarship

 

For more information please click on the following link 

 

 

*Terms and conditions apply
Student Interview
 

Preetam Biswas is from Mumbai in India and recently graduated from DBS with an MBA.

"This course has given me international exposure. I am currently doing an internship which is giving me experience in the digital media field, I got this job from the Careers Fair held in DBS"

Read more from Preetam's interview here.
QQI Accredited Programmes at DBS
 

Did you know that all Degree, Postgraduate and Masters Programmes at DBS are accredited by Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI)?

 

QQI are an awarding body that set standards for awards made in the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ), through which all learning achievements are measured in Ireland. Read More.