Expand+We are now accepting applications for programmes taking place in 2022. Contact our admissions team for more information.

Email: admissions@dbs.ie
Phone: 01 417 7500

Opening times:
Monday to Friday
8:45 to 5:15

Application Information and ...

Hide-We are now accepting applications for programmes taking place in 2022. Contact our admissions team for more information.

Email: admissions@dbs.ie
Phone: 01 417 7500

Opening times:
Monday to Friday
8:45 to 5:15

Application Information and Procedure
Masters Programmes EU Applicants
Applicants should complete the appropriate application form and submit it online or return it to the Postgraduate Admissions Office along with the following documentation:
• Academic Transcripts (original and official english translation where issued in another language). Applicants who have previously attended DBS do not need to provide this documentation
• Proof of Identification (drivers licence or passport)
• Detailed Curriculum Vitae
• Proof of English (i.e. IELTS, TOEFL or equivalent) where full-time study has been conducted in a language other than English or applicants whose first language is not English

Please see programme content for any course specific additional application procedures and specific minimum entry requirements including English language if applicable.

In addition to the above, in the instance of Non-EU applicants who have residency in Ireland:
• A copy of your GNIB (Garda National Immigration Bureau) Card, work permit (if applicable) and passport
• The letter that was issued to you by the Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform stating why you were provided with the above documentation

Higher Diploma Programmes EU Applicants
Applicants should complete the appropriate application form and return it to the Postgraduate Admissions Office along with the following documentation:
• Academic Transcripts (original and official english translation where issued in another language). Applicants who have previously attended DBS need not provide this documentation
• Proof of Identification (drivers licence or passport)
• Proof of English (i.e. IELTS, TOEFL or equivalent) where full-time study has been conducted in a language other than English or applicants whose first language is not English
• Detailed Curriculum Vitea
• Please see programme content for any course specific additional application procedures and specific minimum entry requirements.

In addition to the above, in the instance of Non-EU applicants who have residency in Ireland:
• A copy of your GNIB (Garda National Immigration Bureau) card, work permit (if applicable) and passport
• The letter that was issued to you by the Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform stating why you were provided with the above documentation.

Applications can be made online at www.dbs.ie or by contacting the Admissions Office for an application form.
For further information please contact:
The Postgraduate Admissions Office Dublin Business School 13/14 Aungier Street, Dublin 2
T: +353 1 4177500
F: +353 1 4177543
E: admissions@dbs.ie
W: www.dbs.ie

Non-EU Applicants
Non-EU Applicants should complete the appropriate application form and return it to the Postgraduate Admissions Office along with the following documentation:
• Academic Transcripts (original and official English translation where issued in another language).
• Applicants who have previously attended DBS do not need to provide this documentation
• Proof of Identification (passport)
• Detailed Curriculum Vitae
• Proof of English (i.e. IELTS, TOEFL or equivalent) where full-time study has been conducted in a language other than English or applicants whose first language is not English
• Academic/business references (ideally one academic and one business). These are not required for Business programmes
• A copy of your GNIB (Garda National Immigration Bureau) card, work permit (if applicable)

Please see programme content for any course specific additional application procedures and specific programme minimum entry requirements.

Applications can be made online at www.dbs.ie or by contacting the International Admissions Office for an application form. For further information please contact:
The International Admissions Office Dublin Business School 13/14 Aungier Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
T: +353 1 4177500
F: +353 1 4177543
E: international@dbs.ie

Expand+The minimum entry requirements for the Higher Diploma in Science in Data Analytics are:
• A Level 8 primary undergraduate honours degree with a minimum Pass classification from a recognised third level institution in a non-cognate area and ideally...

Hide-The minimum entry requirements for the Higher Diploma in Science in Data Analytics are:
• A Level 8 primary undergraduate honours degree with a minimum Pass classification from a recognised third level institution in a non-cognate area and ideally be able to demonstrate mathematical problem solving skills as part of previous programme learning. i.e. maths at Leaving Cert level would suffice.
Or
• A minimum Level 7 Ordinary Bachelor’s degree in a cognate area such as computer science,technology, networking, information systems, engineering, general science, mathematics, statistics, data science.
Or
• Applicants who do not have a Level 8 qualification and who have at least 3 years’ work experience may also be considered through the college’s normal RPL procedures. Relevant professional experience may be taken into account and individuals will be assessed on a case - by-case basis through DBS RPL procedures.

Expand+Higher Diploma in Science in Data Analytics.
Overview
The Higher Diploma in Science in Data Analytics provides the practical knowledge and skills in the area of computing and data science for learners who wish to upskill or reskill in this area. Th...

Hide-Higher Diploma in Science in Data Analytics.
Overview
The Higher Diploma in Science in Data Analytics provides the practical knowledge and skills in the area of computing and data science for learners who wish to upskill or reskill in this area. The programme aims to develop learners' knowledge of the theory and practice of Data Analytics necessary for them to secure employment and perform as graduate level ICT /Data Analytical practitioners in a broad range of commercial, industrial and public sector environments. Learners will benefit from theoretical knowledge fundamental to apply advanced analytics in web and business application, predictive modelling, statistics, programming, machine learning, and advanced visualisation to data sets through a variety of tools and techniques in order to generate actionable insights for stakeholders and support strategic decision making.

The objectives of the programme are to:
• Develop learner’s criticality in order to analyse industry trends in Big Data.

• Develop learners who are capable of performing robust, significant reports on the future orientation of the field of data analytics with specific emphasis on the problem domain.

• Provide learners with a platform to develop the requisite technical and design skills required by industry and to deepen knowledge of statistical analysis and analytical models.

• Enable learners to implement scalable Big Data applications.

• Prepare learners to work effectively and collaboratively in the execution of common goals.

• Provide work opportunities where learners can apply knowledge to a real-world situation.

This variety of learning approaches noted above can be offered including face-to-face, live online, recorded online, and directed e-learning. The experiential and practical nature of the programme is reflected in the most common learning approach in the program being lab-based lecturers and tutorials, together with classroom-based lecturers and tutorials.

Structure
The Higher Diploma in Science in Data Analytics is a one year full-time or two years part-time programme.

Semester one lays the groundwork for the programme and encompasses mostly foundational modules that focus on providing a solid and comprehensive understanding of the relevant concepts, a proficiency in the use of programming for data analytics and Statistics for Data Analytics and Databases and Business Application.

Semester two builds on this by covering advanced modules in which the knowledge, understanding and skills acquired in the first semester can be employed. Semester two also comprises an elective module of project or placement module, which focuses on applied skills.

Expand+Career Opportunities
A number of Government Strategies and individual Expert Group on Future Skills Needs (EGSFN) reports states that the field of Data Analytics will generate 18,000 extra jobs between 2013-2020 in various ICT sectors including Soft...

Hide-Career Opportunities
A number of Government Strategies and individual Expert Group on Future Skills Needs (EGSFN) reports states that the field of Data Analytics will generate 18,000 extra jobs between 2013-2020 in various ICT sectors including Software, Data Analytics, Financial Services, Distribution. Data Analysts are in strong demand from industry; those who are successful in completing the course are highly employable in fields as diverse as healthcare, finance and insurance, as well as cloud computing.

Roles types that may be suitable for graduates include:
• Senior Data Analyst
• Data Engineering and Analytics
• Financial Analyst
• Power BI Data Analyst
• Consulting: Data Analyst
• Lead Business Analyst