During a Study & Internship program in Dublin, you have the unique opportunity to live, work, and study in one of the most vibrant cities in Europe!
All students take two required courses during their Study & Internship program:
As well as two to three other elective course options, depending on which Stream you select. Below is a table of the Streams and interest areas FIE@DBS offers.
DBS is undergoing a programmatic review process for a number of its degree programs in 2018, which may result in some content
changes and title changes to some Fall 2018 modules. Please continue to monitor our website, queries can be directed to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
A full description of elective courses can be found in the DBS Course Catalog . Each course is generally awarded 3 credit hours by US institutions. Please check with your study abroad advisor.
Spring 2018 Streams | Fall 2018 Streams |
Stream | Stream Description | Elective 1 | Elective 2 |
Business & Marketing | Tourism & Event Planning | Tourism Marketing | Event Planning & Operations |
Marketing & Resarch | Marketing Communications | Marketing Research | |
International Marketing | Consumer Analysis | International Marketing | |
Analytics & Marketing | Data Management & Analytics | International Marketing | |
Finance & Marketing | Business Finance | International Marketing | |
Finance & Management | Management | Business Finance | |
Business & Management | Global Business | Human Resource Management | |
Media & Journalism | Journalism & Design | Layout & Design | Journalism Expertise |
Journalism & Marketing | Journalism Expertise | Marketing Research | |
Literature & Design | Introduction to Literature (Fiction & Poetry) | Layout & Design | |
Journalism Management | Journalsim Expertise | Strategic Management | |
Social Sciences | Psychology | Fundamentals of Cognitive Psychology | Fundamentals of Biopsychology |
History & Business | The Making of Modern Ireland 1922 to 2000 | Irish Society & Economics | |
History & Society | From History Student to Historian | Management |
Stream | Stream Description | Elective 1 | Elective 2 | Elective 3 |
Arts & Humanities | Film & History | Film Theory and Criticism | From Enlightenment to Revolution 1700 to 1815 | |
Drama & Visual Culture | Shakespeare and Renaissance Drama | Documenting Visual Culture | ||
Irish Studies | The Making of Modern Ireland 1798 to 1922 | 20th Century Irish Literature | ||
Business & Marketing | HR, Business Law & Marketing | Business & Company Law | Organisational Behaviour | Marketing Essentials |
Finance & Literature | Business Finance | 20th Century Irish Literature | ||
Digital Marketing & Communication | Digital Marketing Concepts | Digital Photography | ||
Digital Marketing & Sales | Digital Marketing Concepts | Effective Selling for Business | ||
Marketing& Event Planning | Event Planning | Marketing Communications | ||
Marketing & Psychology | Fundamentals of Marketing | Psychology of Work | ||
Marketing & Finance | International Marketing | Business Finance | ||
Information Systems & Marketing | International Marketing | Business Information Systems | ||
HR & Film | Organisational Behaviour | Film Studies Today | ||
Marketing & Literature | Selling and Sales Management | 20th Century Irish Literature | ||
IT & Multimedia | IT & Research | Fundamentals of Programming | Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods | |
Web Design & Marketing | Web&Media Design | Marketing Communications | ||
Media & Journalism | Broadcasting & Media Production | Advanced News and Broadcast Methods | Magazine Production | Entertainment Journalism |
Broadcasting, Media Law & Ethics | Broadcasting in Action | Media Law & Ethics | ||
Broadcasting & Film | Broadcasting in Action | Film in the Digital Age | ||
Film, Media & Drama | Documentary and Non-Fiction Film and Television | Media&Identity | Contemporary British and Irish Drama | |
Film & Entertainment Journalism | Entertainment Journalism | Style, Stardom & Performance | ||
Journalism & History | Feature Writing and Freelance Journalism | Northern Ireland | ||
Journalism & Marketing | Basic News Reporting | Marketing Communications | ||
Social Sciences | Criminology & Psychoanalysis | Criminology | Introduction to Psychoanalysis | Multimedia tools |
Gender & Contemporary Culture | Gender&Sexuality | Issues in Contemporary Life and Culture | ||
Health & Social Policy | Health Studies | Social Policy: Historical and Cultural Perspectives | International Marketing Practise | |
Psychology & Research | Modelling Cognitive Systems | Psychological Research Methods | ||
Psychology, Research & Work | Modelling Cognitive Systems | Psychological Research Methods | Psychology of Work | |
Public Affairs, Political & Economic Issues | Political and Economic Issues for Social Studies | Public Affairs | ||
Political & Economic Issues, Media & Identity | Political and Economic Issues for Social Studies | Media&Identity | ||
Economic Sociology & the Health Professions | Social Care, Social Justice and the Caring Professions | Economic Sociology |
COMPLEMENTARY INTERNSHIP INDUSTRY AREAS
FIE has also put together the below table to show a relevant Internship Industry that complements different streams. Students are NOT required to choose the industry paired with the stream, it is meant for illustrative purposes only!