Student Accommodation near Dublin Business School

Dublin Business School was founded in 1975, initially as the Dublin Institute of Finance and Economics. The College is located in the centre of Dublin, the capital of Ireland. It is accredited by the Irish Department of Education and recommended by the Department of Foreign Affairs as the most suitable school for international students. Dublin Business School has two libraries - the Business and Humanities Library. It is one of the largest independent business schools in Ireland.

Since 1989, DBS has been in partnership with Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) in Liverpool, UK. In 1995, DBS became an accredited educational institution of LJMU. All students who have completed approved Bachelor's and Master's Degree Programmes will be awarded degrees from LJMU. In 2000, DBS merged with LSB College to form the School of Humanities and Arts of DBS, which not only offers original business programmes but also provides programmes in the fields of arts, humanities, psychology, etc.

At the same time, DBS not only emphasises the theoretical basis of academics, but also focuses on the training and enlightenment of practical skills. It co-operates with the industrial sector and professional bodies in the arrangement of programmes, which provides students with opportunities for internships. In addition, DBS also provides students with the opportunity to work for well-known companies after graduation. The high quality of the curriculum, the specialisations and the excellent student results have earned the College a proud reputation for its first-class business education.

It is essential to choose the right off-campus Dublin Business School accommodation from a great number of options. uhomes.com provides comfortable and cheap en-suites, student flats, shared rooms, private studios, and apartments near Dublin Business School.

You can filter Dublin Business School residences according to budget, duration time, property type, room type, move-in month, commute time, and facilities you care about. When choosing accommodation that suits your needs, the prime consideration must be the Dublin Business School accommodation fees and distance between DBS and your accommodation, ensuring the ease of commute. If you are looking for the best student accommodation near Dublin Business School, with a reasonable price and suitable commuting distance, you can explore the following options:

1.  Hubble Living Dublin

2. The Tannery

3. Kavanagh Court

4. LIV Student Dublin

5. Brewers Close

Overview: Including accommodation, the monthly cost of living near Dublin Business School is about €1500—€ 2000. As the capital of Ireland, the cost of living in Dublin is a little higher than in other cities like Cork or Galway. Besides student accommodation near Dublin Business School, which is your biggest expense, you also have other expenses to consider, such as food, groceries, transportation, healthcare, etc.
Tuition Fees (For International Master Students): €10,050—€14,500 per academic year, according to country/region, major, and grade.
Dublin Business School accommodation:
Single Room(En-suite): from €299/week
Shared Apartment: from €248/week
Studio: from €440/week
1-Bedroom Apartment: from €829/week
2-Bedroom Apartment: from €1,146/week
Groceries:€250—€350 per month
Basic Dinner out for 2 Persons: €40—€80
Transportation (Monthly Bus Ticket): €65—€85 per month
Utilities (Electric/Gas/Refuse): €30—€50 per month

BA Business Studies

This program combines theory, practice and application to provide students with a solid foundation in business concepts, blending practice and theory. In addition to the six compulsory subjects in the first year, which provide students with an in-depth understanding of the core business disciplines, the third year further strengthens the depth of teaching and learning in a variety of specialised areas, enabling students to work independently, develop the ability to analyse and discuss specific topics, and to meet the practical needs of modern industry. Students with relevant qualifications or diplomas may be admitted directly to Year 2 or 3 of the programme.

BA Accounting&Finance

Students will acquire solid technical knowledge, accounting skills, business regulations and policies to deal with complex financial and business challenges. Successful completion of this programme will lead to direct qualifications such as ACA (Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland), ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), CIMA (the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants), CIMA (the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants), CIMA (the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants). Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland, ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), CIMA (the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants), CPA (the Certified Public Accountants) and other professional accounting certifications.

BA Marketing

This course covers interpersonal communication skills, basic and applied research methods, case management, public discussion and presentation, market mechanisms, customer behaviour, and related issues. The programme is designed to meet the needs of the industry and aims to develop students' independent thinking skills. Therefore, students who have completed this degree will have a wide range of career opportunities in business, marketing, finance, information systems and management, such as business, market analysis, general management or economics and information. Students with relevant qualifications or diplomas can be admitted directly to Year 2 or 3 of the programme.

BA Literature & Drama:

The DBS School of Arts is in Dublin's city centre, close to many theatres, cinemas and arts centres. It has an excellent teaching environment and atmosphere for students pursuing this course. The course takes an innovative approach to its development, teaching a blend of classical and contemporary approaches to literature, drama and theatre, guiding students to apply new modes of thinking, and helping them to express themselves clearly in speeches and essays, in addition to reading and analysing poetry, novels and plays, as well as theatre performances and cinema-related courses. DBS is situated in an excellent environment close to Dublin's major theatres, cinemas and arts centres.

Dublin Business School is located in the heart of Dublin, just a two-minute walk from St Stephens Green, the Luas, and all major bus routes. With prime city centre locations on Aungier Street, George's Street, and Balfe Street, all within a few minutes walk, students have access to all the infrastructure of a vibrant, modern capital.

Direct buses to Aungier Street are 9, 16, 65, 65b, 68, 68a or 83. All bus, DART, Luas, and rail routes serve the city centre, terminating close to the College.

Writers' Museum

Dublin is known as the city of writers and literature. The Writers' Memorial is an excellent choice if you want to discover, explore, or get a feel for Dublin's rich literary scene. The Writers' Memorial is housed in a reconstructed Georgian building on Parnell Square, making it an Irish attraction in its own right.

Trinity College Library

Trinity College Library is the oldest library in Ireland, established in 1592. The library contains the oldest Trinity College books, with over 200,000 volumes, including the Kells Scriptures, Durham Scriptures, and other Irish classics.

Guinness Beer Centre

For over 200 years, the Guinness Brewing Company has been trying to draw attention to its brand. Guinness, originating from a family name, has evolved over 250 years into a world-renowned stout brand. Visitors to the gallery will be able to witness the brewing process of Guinness Stout, see what gives Guinness its unique flavour, and taste a glass of Guinness Stout for themselves.

St Patrick's Cathedral

Located in the oldest Christian site in the city, St Patrick's Cathedral is said to have been baptised at an ancient well and converted to Christianity. The earliest St Patrick's Cathedral was built in 450 A.D. and has since been altered several times to its present size.