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These guides contain information and resources for those that are heavily involved with research and publishing. As a student, you can find useful content in the following:
Having your work published is a great way to elevate your profile, not only in academia but also in the professional world.
The DBS Applied Research and Theory Journal is an international open access journal that accepts submissions from students, researchers, and practitioners both within the DBS community and externally from all disciplines.
If you are a postgraduate student registered at an Irish college or university and with no publishing experience, you can submit your work for the Graduate Article Award, for a chance to win €250.
Check out our DBS Library Press Guide to learn more.
If you would like to see all issues of the journal, visit the DBS Applied Research Journal website.
As a DBS student, you can submit the final version of your dissertation or other work (assignments, journal articles etc.) to be showcased on eSource, the DBS Institutional Repository.
It is highly beneficial in both the academic and professional world to have your work available online, as it provides you with a permanent link to add to your CV and/or LinkedIn page.
Check out our eSource guide for more information on our submission guidelines and policies.
The Practical Applied Research Conference (PARC) at DBS is a conference, organised by the DBS Applied Research and Practice Committee, that celebrates the value of applied research.
Students are encouraged to submit applied research and practice proposals or digital/physical posters.
If you would like more information on how to participate in this conference, check out our PARC at DBS guide. 
