Dublin Business School has around 9,000 students, including both national and foreign students. As a well-known business school, DBS offers classes in many different areas, not just business and management. Students from more than 70 nations apply to the school's graduate, undergraduate, and postgraduate programs. The Dublin Business School gets hundreds of applications each year since the admission standards for English proficiency are not extremely stringent. This assists many overseas students in finding their desired courses at Dublin Business School. Nonetheless, admission to this prestigious business school's MBA program is extremely competitive.

The application review process usually takes six to eight weeks; however, it might take less time. When an overseas application is accepted, the Dublin Business School admissions committee sends an email to the applicant's email address to talk about the next steps. To minimize delays, it is best to stay active on email.

With over 9,000 students in total, Dublin Business School claims roughly 30% of its total students come from all over the globe. For further information about the student body, see the table below: Total students - 9,000+ International students- 2,700+ Nationalities represented - 70+

The fee structure for overseas students varies per course. On average, yearly tuition expenses vary from 14,000 to 18,000 euros.

The Bachelor of Arts in Global Business (Canada) program gives students a broad understanding of international business along with job placements and multicultural experience. Candidates will receive the relevant information and skills from two nations in four years. He or she will spend the first two years at DCU before transferring to Brock University in Canada for the last two years.

Liverpool John Moores University granted Dublin Business School accreditation in 1995.

There are three entrance intakes at Dublin Business School, with continuous deadlines. International students are welcome to apply for one of the following intakes: Dublin Business School Admissions: January, April, and September Dublin Business School has a flexible deadline schedule, so none of its programs have dates that are set in stone or made public. When the deadline for one intake ends, the window for the next intake immediately opens. Still, you should apply seven to eight months in advance to make sure you don't miss any chances. For example, students who want to start in September should start applying in January or February.