Safety update: New guidelines from PHO for safer holiday season

Update December 23, 2021 – Updated Return-to-Campus Guidelines are now available from the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training and include a letter from Provincial Health Officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry to BC post-secondary presidents.  New COVID-19 measures have been issued by the Provincial Health Officer (PHO) today to address the surge in COVID-19 cases and … Read more

BCIT Carpentry alum Kevin Hatch receives Forty Under 40 award

Kevin Hatch, Forty Under 40 award recipient

It’s no small feat to be recognized as a business leader in your industry. Being honoured as a Forty under 40 by Business in Vancouver (BIV) on top of that, is even more remarkable. That’s exactly what BCIT alumnus and Red Seal carpenter Kevin Hatch has achieved. “I was super honoured to receive the award … Read more

Safety update: New gathering guidelines from PHO

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New COVID-19 measures have been issued by the Provincial Health Officer (PHO) today to address the surge in COVID-19 cases and slow the spread of Omicron, the new variant of concern. We encourage you to familiarize yourself with the new public health restrictions, and visit the BCIT COVID-19 website to review updates related to BCIT … Read more

Winter safety reminder

As exams unfold and some in our BCIT community head off for the holidays, we want to take this opportunity to remind everyone to stay safe and continue to follow COVID-19 measures as you enjoy time off with friends and family. BC’s Provincial Health Officer hosted a townhall last week for post-secondary administrators, indicating there … Read more

How BCIT supported the jobs of tomorrow in 2021

For more than 55 years, BCIT has been at the forefront of industry trends and change. From our automotive division to the School of Computing and Academic Studies, our programs and courses continue to developed with industry partners and delivered by industry leaders. As the connection between education and industry, BCIT ensures students receive relevant, … Read more

Alumni success retrospective: Looking back at inspiring BCIT alumni stories of 2021

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With another year coming to a close, we reflect on the accomplishments of our many BCIT alumni who have contributed in their respective sectors in BC and beyond. The following stories are just a few examples of incredible alumni who have used their BCIT education to launch and grow meaningful careers. 1. More than just … Read more

How the people of BCIT made an impact in 2021

It’s no secret – BCIT cares deeply about its community. As one of the tenets behind the Institute’s Strategic Vision, BCIT is committed to strengthening and improving the lives of those who work and learn at BCIT. We are proud to celebrate the positive impact our community is making in the world – from reducing … Read more

A year of generosity: Looking back at incredible donors, deserving award recipients, and more access to education for BCIT students

As we wind down another incredible year full of unique challenges and exciting opportunities for change, we reflect on the generosity of so many remarkable donors who have made it possible for our students to continue to pursue their studies despite unforeseen circumstances. The following are just a few examples of how our donors’ giving … Read more

Computing welcomes new Associate Dean: Get to know Donna Turner

Donna Turner smiles against outdoor backdrop

“It’s with great pleasure that I announce that SoCAS has successfully filled the position of Associate Dean of Computing with one of our very own!” announced Dean Hildebrand, Dean, School of Computing & Academic Studies (SoCAS). Donna Turner is already known by many at BCIT as Program Head, Student Success for the Computer Systems Technology … Read more

How we decide: BCIT Mathematics’ Stefan Lukits

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You’ve been trying to get into the Vancouver real estate market. You’ve found a place that you like and can afford: how much should you offer in your bid? You are a public health official advising lawmakers on lockdown measures in a pandemic: how far should the government go in constraining individual freedoms in order … Read more