Dublin Business School Reviews & Ratings ,,Ireland

Tips: Tier was a drastic shift when I came here. Adjusting to the weather is too difficult. The job market is rough now, so look it up and see if it's the right place for you before you come. I didn't get any scholarships. The college is more about practical knowledge than theories, which is nice, and the master's course I picked up was related to my bachelor's, so it works well with what I already knew. The country itself is also wonderful, the best and safest I've been to. Overall, I am satisfied wi...

• Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 1275
• Prepping time for classes30 hours / Week
• Expected Annual SalaryEuro

Tips: While this college may not be the top choice, obtaining a master's degree here is valuable; however, to be competitive in the job market, you need at least 2–3 years of experience in a related field before taking admission at this college. Generally, every student gets a 1000 euro scholarship. Ireland is an expensive country, but tuition fees are cheap compared with other countries.

Likes (Safety): I have been studying at this college for around the last 8 months. I haven't come across any incident related to s...

• Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 850
• Prepping time for classes5 hours / Week
• Expected Annual SalaryEuro 30000

Tips: Students should compare DBS with other colleges and universities like UCD, DCU, and Griffith and also explore other cities than Dublin for better and cheaper options for accommodation as it is an important and serious matter. Try to connect with existing people and see the choices and always calculate your funds and your expectations alongside your career goals.

Likes (Indian Food): There are several Asian stores at multiple locations near the city centre and also away from the city and there are lots of Indian rest...

• Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 1025
• Prepping time for classes29 hours / Week
• Expected Annual SalaryEuro 29300

Tips: It's easy to get to Dublin City University from the centre of town, and it's nice to be close to good restaurants, cafes, and pubs. It's not unusual to find events happening on campus all the time, and you don't have to look far to meet new friends. The weather in Dublin is constantly changing, so if you are coming from out of town, be sure to look at the forecast before leaving the house, or you might end up caught in a downpour. They also gave me a full scholarship. I'm really glad I attended ...

• Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 2500
• Prepping time for classes15 hours / Week
• Expected Annual SalaryEuro 50500

Tips: Before joining, students should know that adapting to a new academic system and culture can take time, but the college offers good support through student services and helpful faculty. I experienced a noticeable cultural shift, especially in classroom interactions and communication style, but it helped me grow more confident and independent. I did not avail myself of any scholarships, but students should explore options offered by the college or government early on, as they can significantly hel...

• Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 1000
• Prepping time for classes19 hours / Week
• Expected Annual SalaryEuro 50000

Tips: Keep some experience in programme and course and the college faculty are good and explain topics very well. You can find different cultural people but most of them are Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshi. You can also find different cultures professors and the hospitality is good.

Likes (Public transportation): It is located in the heart of the city and is easy to travel from anywhere as there are frequent buses, trams and trains from all over places to college. So if you find accommodation somewhere far from the college ther...

• Total Monthly ExpenseEuro 850
• Prepping time for classes25 hours / Week
• Expected Annual SalaryEuro 35000