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The International Department at Dublin Business School offers a wide range of Undergraduate and Postgraduate Programmes in the areas of Business, Arts, Law, Psychology, Computing and more. Programmes are awarded by Quality & Qualifications Ireland (QQI).
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Dublin Business School (DBS) offers full-time undergraduate degree courses in Business, Arts, Law, Psychology, Management, Accounting, HRM, Event Management, Film, Digital Marketing, Cloud Computing.
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- Foreword
- Welcome Message from Academic Director
- 1.1 Programme Administration
- 1.3 Other Contact Information
- 2.1 Aims of the Programme
- 2.2 Programme Learning Outcomes
- MIPLO1 to 11
- 2.5 Teaching and Learning Strategy for a multi-modal environment
- 2.6 Awarding Body and NFQ Level
- 3.1 Introduction to Assessment
- Assessment Submission
- 3.3 Reassessment
- 3.5 Useful links and tips
- Calendars
- Section 5 DBS Regulations and Quality Assurance
- Section 6 Supporting Student Success
- 7.1 Student Careers
- 8.1 Peer Mentor Programme
- 8.3 Student Council
- 8.4 Student Entertainment
- 8.5 Social
- 8.6 Societies
- 8.7 IT Helpdesk
- 9.2 Disability and Inclusion
- 9.3 Student Well-Being Programme
Welcome to DBS where we will help you realise your ambition. We have an international reputation for high quality teaching and learning and our intention is to do everything we can do to support you during your time with us. Dublin Business School (DBS) is Ireland’s largest independently owned, third level institution. We have campuses in Dublin’s ...
Hello and a very warm welcome to Dublin Business School. My name is Rita Day, and I am the Academic Director for your business programme. You have made the right choice in deciding to study at Dublin Business School. We are Ireland’s largest independent third-level intuition, offering a range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and professional program...
If you have any questions or concerns about any aspect of your course, or a problem relating to any aspect of your time here at DBS you should contact your Programme Coordinator or Programme Level Manager. If they cannot tackle the question or problem themselves, they can help you identify the person who can, and they will refer you on to them. Bel...
In DBS, email addresses for lecturing staff are as follows: firstname.lastname@dbs.ie There are also other valuable points of contact and support in DBS such as Student Services, the Student Engagement and Success Unit, Student Welfare and Support, IT Helpdesk and the award winning DBS Library. Your DBS Handbook and the DBS website will contain mor...
The MBA is a one year full-time, or two years part-time programme, that educates and provides you with the academic knowledge, analytical ability and innovative management perspectives and skills needed to manage organisations in an increasingly competitive and diverse global marketplace. The programme enables you to commence or strengthen your car...
On successful completion of the MBA programme graduates will be able to: In addition to the MIPLOS above, learners who choose a specialised pathway will also demonstrate successful completion of the following. On successful completion of the marketing electives, MBA graduates will be able to: On successful completion of the human resource managem...
above and additionally On successful completion of the information systems electives, MBA graduates will be able to: On successful completion of the finance electives, MBA graduates will be able to: On successful completion of the project management electives, MBA graduates will be able to:
The teaching and learning (T&L) strategy refers to the teaching modes, approaches, and activities that the lecturer will use to help you work toward achieving the learning outcomes for the module. Examples of T&L modes include: Examples of T&L approaches include: Examples of T&L activities include: Typically, a timetabled class will take place i...
This programme has been validated and approved by the Irish state agency, QQI (Quality and Qualifications Ireland), responsible for validating all third level programmes in Ireland. The programme is positioned at Level 9 on the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ), a framework for the development, recognition, and award of qualifications in I...
The purpose of assessment is to ensure that you achieve the learning outcomes of each module. Learning outcomes are statements that specify what you will know or be able to do as a result of a learning activity. Assessment types will include practical, continual assessment, reports, group activities and exams. It is important that you familiarise y...
Your goal is to achieve the highest mark possible in your assessment. In order to do this, it is expected that learners: Complete ALL assessment components. Submit all assessments on time as indicated on the assessment specification. Complete all parts of each assessment. NEVER copy/plagiarise or submit content that is not yours by ensuring that yo...
Reassessment must assess the same learning outcomes as the prescribed assessment, and therefore all reassessments will conform in structure and subject matter to the original assessment, with the scope of group assessments being reduced as appropriate for individual assessment.
Door codes for Bow Lane are available at Reception desks. Once registered, a learner should use the calendar in their student email account for personalised timetables. . www.dbs.ie . https://elearning.dbs.ie/ (Moodle) . www.mydbs.ie (student email) . tts.dbs.ie for generic timetables . https://library.dbs.ie/ . Lorls.dbs.ie (to access your r...
can be found on the DBS website. It shows the term dates, as well as reading weeks, the Christmas break, and the exam session, including the repeat exams.
The previous sections set out the structure and requirements of your programme with regard to modules, content and assessment. It is important that all learners are aware that there are College regulations, frameworks and requirements that all learners must adhere to as part of their study with us. The DBS Quality Assurance Handbook (QAH) sets out ...
One of DBS’s strategic objectives is to support student success and enhance the student experience. We enable student success through high-quality services and support. The College provides academic resources, student services, engagement support and infrastructure to provide an outstanding student experience and enable strong academic outcomes. Th...
The DBS Careers Team is dedicated to ensuring that you are equipped with the right skills to achieve your career goals upon graduation. The Team constantly ask the following questions: What is a work-ready graduate? What skills does a work-ready graduate need to succeed? How can we equip our students with these skills? During your time in DB...
The DBS peer mentor programme is designed to give students across DBS the opportunity to represent and mentor students by sharing their stories and experiences of college life. Our mentors act as positive role models throughout the year to their respective groups and are sources of information, from orientation through to the end of the year. The m...
The DBS Student Council welcomes all students appointed or elected to the role of Class Representative, Peer Mentors, Sports Clubs & Society leaders and members of the Students Union. The Council acts as a platform for two-way communication between the college and the student body. Students who represent the Student Council are made aware that they...
The Student Experience Team, in conjunction with our Student Union and Societies, organises a full and varied schedule of social and cultural events throughout the year. From Freshers week in September, RAG week, weekly film screenings, cultural excursions and day trips, and the Student Awards in May, there is something for everyone. We also celebr...
College Life is about much more than just education. Through our broad range of clubs and societies, our students get to enjoy the full student experience, which extends beyond lectures and exams. The DBS Campus is Dublin City Centre, and we use all of the extra-curricular and recreational opportunities that our unique location offers. DBS recognis...
All Society Officers take part in a comprehensive training programme which covers areas such as leadership, event management, teamwork and conflict resolution. They feed into a strong support network, led by the Student Experience Team in partnership with Student Union Officers. On successful completion of their tenure, the leaders receive a digita...
Support will be provided by the DBS administrative, facilities and IT support services. IT can be contacted for support by logging a ticket on Moodle.
DBS have a dedicated Disability and Inclusion Officer who works closely with other areas of the college including Faculty, the Library, and Exams to ensure that any student’s special needs are catered for. The purpose of the Disability Supports Service is to ensure that programmes and facilities are accessible to students with disabilities, long-...
The student Calendar focuses on Health and Welfare early in the College Year, with themed weeks on Mental Well-being, Disability Awareness, and Consent, within the first five weeks of College. These weeks specifically make incoming students aware of the support that they have, both at an institutional and peer level. DBS facilitates regular student...
With approximately 9,000 students, DBS provides full-time and part-time undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in business, marketing, management computing, law, accounting, IT, arts, creative media, psychotherapy and psychology.
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