Colleges in Ireland

The students can complete Dublin City University MSc in Finance course in 1 year. The duration of this course is EUR 11,900 (Around INR 13.3 L). Students in this course can also take part in the competitions organized by Rotman, CME Group, and CFA Institute. Also, students of this course can participate in DCU Investment Society. 

As such, details for guaranteed accommodation have not been released by Dublin City University. First-year international students at DCU can live in-

• College Part Apartments (Glasnevin Campus)
• Purcell House (All Hallows Campus)
• O' Donnell House (All Hallows Campus)

Yes. Dublin Business School has many clubs and societies in different categories such as academic & professional, sports and recreation, cultural and ethnic and more. A few of these societies and clubs are-

• Business, Law, Psychology (Academic)
• DESI Society, International Student Society
• Music, Photography, Chess, Hiking 
• Basketball, Badminton, Cricket, etc. 

The MBA in Finance course at Dublin Business School is 1 year. This course is awarded is QQI. To be eligible for this course, the students are required to have a Bachelor's degree. A GMAT score is a mandatory requirement for those who do not hold an UG degree. 

The MBA in Finance course at Dublin Business School is 1 year. This course is awarded is QQI. To be eligible for this course, the students are required to have a Bachelor's degree. A GMAT score is a mandatory requirement for those who do not hold an UG degree. 

Dublin Business School accepts IELTS / TOEFL / PTE scores. The minimum test scores required are-

The Dual Degree between TCD and Columbia University offers international students an educational experience across two continents and at two excellent universities. The applications for the Dual degree programme can be sent till Jan 2, 2027 for Sep 2027 entry. 

• Students graduate from the Dual degree with two degrees, one from Trinity and one from Columbia (One and Two years spent at Trinity and Final Two Years at Columbia)

Yes. DBS has a large existing international and Indian student community along with an international student support office, orientation programmes, and active WhatsApp/Instagram groups run by current students. Combined with Dublin's small size and reliable public transport, most first-time international students find the transition manageable within a few weeks.

Dublin Business School student life centres on a city-integrated campus rather than a self-contained one, so classes, part-time jobs, accommodation, and social life all happen within Dublin's compact city centre.

Most Indian students describe it as fast-paced but manageable - smaller class sizes, a large international peer group, and easy access to clubs, societies, and part-time work make it easier to settle in during the first semester.