Dublin Business School ran a series of  public lectures from January  to March 2010. The series was entitled ‘Law & Practice’  and featured lectures on topics including 'Future of EU – China Trade: A Regulatory Perspective', 'New Solicitors Training Contracts & Work Based Learning', 'The Purpose of Judicial Review and the Grounds on which it may be Granted' and Recent Developments in Insolvency Law'. The lectures were delivered by  high profile professionals and specialist lecturers in their respective  fields including Professor James Kirkbride from Liverpool John Moores University and Giles Proctor, Head of Kaplan Law School.

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The BA (Hons) Film Studies students held a successful end of year photography exhibition in Anseo on Camden Street entitled ‘Gravitational Forces Have Nothing on Me’ which showcased work completed as part of their assessment and also their own personal portfolios.  

These creative students also organised the first DBS Cult Film Festival which will now be an annual event in the College.

The third year BA (Hons) Marketing with Event Management have raised over €10,000 for the Make-a-Wish® Foundation by organising and hosting 7 different events this year including a ‘Madhatter Comedy Night’, ‘Homegrown Dance Night’ and an Italian-themed night in Howl at the Moon which was attended by over 700 people. Each class was divided into 2-3 groups. An Event Company was formed for each group and roles were delegated as per industry, while lecturers interviewed for the positions of CEO, Financial Controller etc.

Tripod on Dublin's Harcourt Street was the venue for the 2009 DBS Fashion Show. Student models strutted their stuff in aid of the Irish Cancer Society, wearing clothes sponsored by top brands including G-Star, Berska, Fran & Jane, Lacoste and Hugo Boss. Brian Maher from Spin 103.8's Zoo Crew was Master of Ceremonies on the night and the Asolo Academy of Dance opened the New York-themed show with a blend of urban and hip-hop dance.