Jacqueline Ranit 
There is more than one path towards a career in engineering. Whether your passion lies in a 4-year full-time Bachelor of Engineering degree or an 18-month diploma program, BCIT offers a wide range of degree and program options that will help you develop the essential hands-on skills and competencies to succeed as a woman in … Read more
Artificial intelligence. Cybersecurity. Robotics. If the prospect of working with new and developing technologies to solve real-world problems inspires you, a future in engineering may be right for you. BCIT is a leader in preparing graduates for careers in engineering, technology, and trades in the oil and gas, manufacturing, process, telecommunication, and renewable energy industry … Read more
As one of the most underrepresented professions occupied by women, engineering has far to go. Challenges such as gender discrimination and harassment are very much a reality, however national initiatives such as Engineer Canada’s 30 by 30 strive to create more welcoming workplace environments – in collaboration with organizations and employers – that are inclusive … Read more
As a profession that uses scientific knowledge to drive change in our ever-developing world, there isn’t a more exciting time to pursue engineering than now. However, according to Engineers Canada, only 20% of newly licensed engineers in Canada self-identify as women. As part of BCIT’s mission to build a diverse and inclusive future, we are … Read more
The news coming out of Ukraine in the last 24 hours is concerning and disturbing for all of us. For those of you with friends, family, and connections in Ukraine or Russia, we understand that this is a difficult time for you and your loved ones. If you are feeling stressed, anxious, or worried, which … Read more
Students, staff, and faculty in BCIT trades and technology programs will soon have access to new training facilities with an investment of $162.6 million in the Trades and Technology Complex (TTC) at the Burnaby campus. A collection of new and renovated buildings and enhanced campus infrastructure, the TTC will create increased access to world-leading, adaptive … Read more
According to Engineers Canada, currently only 20% of newly licensed engineers in Canada self-identify as women. As part of BCIT’s mission in building a diverse and inclusive future, the Institute is proud to launch its annual Women in Engineering (WiE) campaign in celebration of National Engineering Month in March and Women in STEM (Science, Technology, … Read more
Kory Wilson, Executive Director of Indigenous Initiatives and Partnerships at BCIT, was invited by the Empire Club of Canada to speak on the power of education in advancing Reconciliation and making true, lasting change. “Indigenization or Reconciliation in post-secondary institutions is not simply about adding Indigenous content to the curriculum or hiring an Indigenous person,” … Read more
If you’ve driving eastbound down Canada Way, you may have noticed a bright yellow sign hanging outside the architectural walls of BCIT’s NE1 building on the Burnaby Campus. In partnership with the BC General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) and the BCIT Faculty & Staff Association (FSA), the BCIT community sends its heartfelt thanks to the dedicated … Read more
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