Tips: At least have 2 years of experience otherwise, get some experience and come aboard. To get a scholarship you've to be an early applicant. It is completely random. Don't be shy to talk or ask questions. No one is going to judge you. People in the college are more friendly and make you feel more comfortable.

Likes (Part time work): Yow will land any part-time job. Visit directly to the place and talk to the manager about any available vacancy. This will increase your chance of landing a job. Don't apply online for a part-time job and wait for a reply. It never going to work like that.

Dislikes (Internships): There are no internship opportunities in Ireland. Here they prefer a graduate role. It's very rare to get an internship opportunity in Ireland. Since companies prefer a graduate role over an internship. It's limited in Ireland, as the majority of businesses focus on graduate employment.

Reviewed on 26 Jul 2024Read more

Anonymous

MSc in Computing (with Major Options) - Batch of 2022

Friendly, easy going and academically strong young university with diversity.

Tips: Before joining Dublin City University (DCU), students should understand the course structure, campus facilities and the cost of living in Dublin. Engaging with student support communities and clubs would be of great help. I have availed a 2000 Euro scholarship in tuition fees so you can ask your counsellors regarding the scholarships. Overall, I'm content and satisfied with my course and university.

Reviewed on 4 Jul 2024Read more

Anonymous

MSc in Electronic & Computer Technology - Batch of 2023

2.5

No attendance, good online study portal, and fair grading system.

Tips: No attendance, going to college is optional which is a big plus. Good online study portal to access all the study material. All classroom lecture recordings are uploaded by lecturers and are available by the EOD on the online study portal and there is a fair marking system for assignments.

Likes (Safety): It is a good and safe university to study. However, the surrounding areas are very unsafe to live in. I would suggest upcoming students research more about the unsafe places in Dubin and get accommodation in good areas. Teenagers are causing a big problem in Ireland mainly in a few areas of Dublin. Some mob will come hit you and may cause you severe injuries, but still, you may not get help from anybody including the government and they won't even get punished by law. So choose a good area to live in and travel by bus and with friends mostly.

Dislikes (Internships): We have to apply to companies for internships or jobs. University won't bring any companies like how it happens in India. Some companies will come to the college to advertise their companies and during that time if there are any relevant companies we can ask them and check if there are any jobs available. If yes we have to apply through their company's careers page.

Reviewed on 2 Jun 2024Read more

Anonymous

MSc in Computing (with Major Options) - Batch of 2023

4.1

Great transportation facility to explore the city, good University with strong academics.

Tips: Students should be aware of their program's prerequisites and the registration procedure when they attend DCU. Attend the campus resources orientation and seek assistance from student services. Keep track of your assignments and due dates. Join organizations and groups to get a well-rounded experience. If you don't reside on campus, schedule your commute.

Likes (Public transportation): Direct Bus: A direct bus service that connects DCU and Palmerstown may not exist. Dublin Bus, however, has several routes that can get you there. For instance, you might have to ride the bus from DCU to the city centre, where you'll need to change to another one that goes to Palmerstown. Routes: The 25, 66, and 67 are frequently used routes in the Palmerstown region. For comprehensive route information and real-time updates, visit the Dublin Bus website.

Dislikes (Permanent Immigration): Like if you get a job then you will have to renew your stamp to 1G and from stamp 2 which is a student visa. After that if you get a job then you can get a critical skills visa that is stamp 1 directly after living for 2 years u are eligible for stamp 4.

Reviewed on 18 Jun 2024Read more

Anonymous

MSc in Computing (with Major Options) - Batch of 2023

Easy going, friendly environment with a big campus and a huge library.

Tips: Before joining this college students should check for scholarships. The people here are friendly and the professors are fantastic to work with. The course was kind of challenging but you get guidance from professors. It's a really small country and everyone knows each other moreover most of the people are friendly.

Likes (Student Life): The student union, fun events and there are Nubar to the hill as well. There are three different campuses and if you have a DCU ID you can stroll around during free time. Glasnevin campus is huge one St. Patrick's campus is the smallest. They do have cultural events too.

Dislikes (Internships): Not really, internships are pretty tough to get. I did not find any internships related to my course and as I have a good experience I focused more on getting a full time job. But if you can try your luck on LinkedIn to find internships or apprenticeships.

Reviewed on 15 Jun 2024Read more

Anonymous

MSc in Computing (with Major Options) - Batch of 2024

2.7

Finding jobs is a struggle.

Tips: The university expectations are that you already know a lot, and they will brush up on things. You can't be completely Dependent on the university in terms of knowledge. The campus is really big and open. A lot of extra activity clubs and options are available. You can not be completely Dependent on the university for the job. Finding a job is your struggle.

Likes (Public transportation): The public transport is really good, well organised and time schedules are well followed. There are direct buses available from most of the city-oriented areas. Taxi is quite expensive and not affordable for students. There are cycle and electric scooter options available but you must have 200 euros in hand for that and the safety of your cycle is in your hand.

Dislikes (Post study jobs): There are no campus placement options. Only networking and referrals can help otherwise there is no way to get a job. Finding part-time full-time both are a tough task. Student visa (stamp 2) is a big issue for students looking for internships. Till 2nd semester students can't think about jobs.

Reviewed on 14 Mar 2024Read more

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When can I apply for MBA admissions at Dublin City University?

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Typically, DCU begins taking MBA admissions in early autumn; deadlines are placed by the nationalities of applicants. For international students, usually, June is the deadline. EU students have a deadline set for July or August. Applications should, however, be checked on the DCU website since they

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What are the benefits of pursuing MBA at Dublin City University?

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Executive MBA is one of the best courses offered at DCU. With the help of this course, students get to develop communication skills, analytical and critical thinking abilities, and leadership skills by getting to work in teams. Given below are the details of the Dublin City University MBA:

Particulars	Details
Duration	12 months / 1 year
Annual Fee	EUR 13,200 (INR 12 L)
Accreditation	Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
Core Skills	Sustainability & Strategic Consultancy Project Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Disruptive Technologies Personal & Ethical Leadership Strategy Formulation & Execution Analytics & Business Intelligence
Entry Requirements	A 2:1 Honours degree in a relevant discipline, or equivalent professional qualification At least 3 years of relevant managerial experience

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How can I get admission to MBA at Dublin City University?

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Securing an admission at DCU for MBA is a competitive affair, but not impossible. International students must fulfill the admission requirements listed below order to boost their chances of pursuing the Dublin City University MBA course:

A 2:1 Honours degree in a relevant discipline, or equivalent pr

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Anushree Sinha

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What are the career opportunities for MBA graduates at Dublin City University?

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As per the historical data of the university's alumni, most of the Dublin City University Business School graduates get placed in the following industries:

Business Development	Operations	Education
Engineering	Information Technology	Finance
Sales	Media & Communication	Marketing
Research	Community & Social Services	Human Resources
Program & Project Management	Customer Success & Support	Consulting

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When can I apply for M.Sc at Dublin City University?

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Dublin City University accepts international applications through the Student Application Portal. For the Sep 2025 intake, the DCU MSc applications are closed. However, the applications for the Sep 2026 intake will open again. International applicants will be accepted on a rolling basis until the cl

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