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MS Courses at Dublin Business School

Dublin, Ireland

3.8 /5

(23 Reviews)

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Private University
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Estd. 1975

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Master of Science (MSc) in Data Analytics

3.71 year

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Jan' 25
Apr' 25
Sep' 25
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₹12.93 L

MSc in Cybersecurity

4.81 year

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Jan' 25
Sep' 25

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₹12.93 L

Master of Science in Information Systems with Computing

3.81 year

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Jan' 25
Apr' 25
Sep' 25
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₹12.04 L

Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence

2.81 year

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₹12.93 L

Master of Science (MSc) Applied Psychology

1 year

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Student Views

65% students never faced discrimination in this university

Internships2.7

Part time work3.2

Post study jobs3.4

Quality of faculty3.7

Student Life3.7

Value for money3.8

Public transportation4.7

Safety4.4

Indian Food4

Permanent Immigration4

Anonymous

Master of Science in Information Systems with Computing - Batch of 2025

2.9

No placements at all. It is easy to get in but no help can be expected.

Tips: There are no placements and no help from college to get a job. The campus is too small. They have a very easygoing campus with snooker, table tennis, and a decent cafeteria with music. Assignments have to be done on your own. Do not take them from outside. Concentrate more on assignments. I had a bad experience during my thesis presentation. The external professor was rude and used foul language during the presentation. However, some lectures are really good and supportive, and they guide you every step of the way. The departments are easily accessible, and video recordings are available on the college portals. Students from the EU are separated from non-EU students.

Likes (Indian Food): I prefer to cook at home, but it is sometimes good to explore other cuisines to get to know the food cultures. There are a variety of options, including Wings and Cosmos, Indian tiffins, and Irish breakfasts. One meal is around 10-20 euros. Korean ramen and Italian dishes are good in the city centre.

Reviewed on 20 Jan 2025Read more

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Master of Science in Information Systems with Computing - Batch of 2025

Dublin Business School is a good option for studying Masters with minimal fee.

Tips: If you are from a non-Western region, you will likely experience some culture shock at Dublin Business School. However, the people are welcoming, and any racism you might encounter is negligible. I was awarded a scholarship based on my academic merit. I didn't do any additional steps for the same, the scholarship is provided to me from the college based upon the merit. When I compare the cost of tuition and fees at DBS with other colleges and universities in Ireland, DBS is one of the best values. Note that there are many colleges in Ireland, but their tuition and fees are much higher than DBS's. I think DBS does a large volume of business, which helps keep their costs down. Overall, if you are looking for a place to study for a while and work in Ireland, I would recommend Dublin Business School.

Dislikes (Internships): There are none available for Master's students at the college. This is a common situation at colleges in Ireland, where students are expected to find their own internships and jobs. The college does provide guidance for students to help them in their search.

Reviewed on 20 Jan 2025Read more

Anonymous

Master of Science in Information Systems with Computing - Batch of 2024

3.6

Empowering futures at Dublin Business School.

Tips: Before joining Dublin Business School, know it's career-focused with great industry link in business and teach. The urban campus is small, but Dublin offers excellent post-study work options. Transition; many face a cultural shift adapting to Ireland's lifestyle but find it welcoming. DBS scholarship based on merit or need, providing tuition discount. Students are generally satisfied with DBS, practical courses, and strong job prospects due to Ireland's work visa policies.

Likes (Post study jobs): Companies like Google, Amazon, and PWD offer visa sponsorship, particularly in high-demand sectors like tech, finance, and marketing. Job roles include business analytics, software engineering, and financial consultant, with salaries typically ranging from 30,000 to 60,000, depending on the industry and role.

Dislikes (Student Life): Academics are the main focus of student life at Dublin Business School, with a moderate amount of social events and activities. While the campus's recreational opportunities and amenities may seem restricted, the urban location provides convenient access to Dublin's bustling city life. Although networking opportunities, business seminars, and cultural events are frequent, participation levels vary depending on personal preference and time management skills.

Reviewed on 21 Oct 2024Read more

Rizwana

Master of Science in Information Systems with Computing - Batch of 2025

4.1

Friendly college with wonderful events.

Tips: I don't think there are any issues with discrimination at this college. Students come from all over the world, and everyone respects each other's cultures. Scholarships are available to all international students, and they are based on merit. Once you apply, you will automatically get the scholarship. You do need to pay a fee to secure a place in the college, but it is very reasonable. The college doesn't help you or assure any post-study jobs. Students need to up skill their level and apply for jobs on their own. However, students are doing fine in Ireland through referrals. Overall, I would say this college is extremely good.

Likes (Indian Food): I prefer to cook at home, especially in the early days, because food is reasonably priced here. Once you get a part-time job, you can afford to go out to eat more often. Sheela Palace offers an unlimited breakfast for 12 euros, and lunch buffets start at 15 and go up to 20 euros. Also, some restaurants offer student discounts.

Reviewed on 17 Jan 2025Read more

Anonymous

Master of Science in Information Systems with Computing - Batch of 2025

4.2

The university is very student centric with good quality of education.

Tips: Before you start your college, it's important to do your research. This includes investigating the college's academic programs, student life, and campus culture. You should also be aware of the financial aid options available to you. The faculty are understanding, approachable and helpful so try to connect with them if you have any queries or doubts. Also, try to connect with your seniors and alumni for networking and building connections. Overall, I am quite satisfied with the university.

Reviewed on 11 Jan 2025Read more

Anonymous

Master of Science (MSc) in Data Analytics - Batch of 2025

3.7

DBS: Practical education with strong support in a vibrant city despite internship challenges.

Tips: Before joining Dublin Business School, understand the programme details, prepare for the cultural and academic transition, explore scholarship opportunities, and consider the cost of living. While the experience can be highly rewarding, it's essential to be proactive and make use of the resources available to maximize your time at DBS.

Likes (Public transportation): The public transportation system in Dublin receives a high rating of 5 due to its extensive connectivity, variety of transportation mode, affordability, and convenience. These factors collectively ensure that students at Dublin Business School can commute efficiently and economical, enhancing their overall academic and social experience.

Dislikes (Internships): The combination of limited internship availability, sufficient guidance, and a lack of relevance to specific fields of study contribute to the low rating of 2 for internships at Dublin Business School. Enhancing the support system, increasing the number and variety of internships, and building stronger industry connections could significantly improve the internship experience and better support students in their career development.

Reviewed on 25 May 2024Read more

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How can I apply for Dublin Business School Ireland admissions?

Answered a month ago

Here is the process to apply for the Dublin Business School, Ireland:

• Go to the official website of Dublin Business School through a web browser and open the applications portal .

• Choose the student type and the course you are willing to apply for .

• Select the type of course, Year of entry and

Anamika Jha

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What are the benefits of studying at Dublin Business School?

Answered a month ago

One of the many advantages of attending Dublin Business School (DBS) is the wide variety of programs offered, which are tailored to industry needs. Career options are improved by DBS's central Dublin location, which gives access to a thriving commercial district. With the help of knowledgeable instr

Mallika Ahuja

Contributor-Level 9

Which university is best among Trinity College Dublin, Maynooth University and Dublin Business School?

Answered a month ago

A comparison of TCD and Maynooth University or Dublin Business School is given as follows:

Ishita Singh

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How much does MBA cost at Dublin Business School?

Answered 4 months ago

For international students, the Dublin Business School MBA fees is INR 12 L - 13 L per academic year. Note that the duration of this MBA course is 1 year (full-time) or 2 years (part-time). It is expensive to study this course, however, the return on investment is quite impressive as the graduates s

Anushree Sinha

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Is there an application fee for admission to Dublin Business School Ireland?

Answered 4 months ago

Yes, the Dublin School of Business charges an application fee for admissions, which is payable to CAO. Given below are the details of the Dublin Business School application fee: