From political science to web development: Insights from a Front-End Web Development Grad

We love catching up with our alumni, to talk about life after BCIT, careers, and tips they have for prospective and current students. In this Q&A, meet Front-End Web Development (FWD) grad Bia Oliveira, who graduated in 2023. “What really made the difference was (…) building actual projects. Rather than just learning concepts in isolation, … Read more

Tech in the food industry: Earls partners with BCIT Computing students

At BCIT, the Industry Sponsored Student Projects (ISSP) program provides real-world challenges for Computing students and connects the next generation of computing professionals with industry sponsors. Earls, a premium casual dining chain with 70+ restaurants in Canada and the United States, recently collaborated with Computing Diploma students to digitize a longstanding manual process, showcasing ISSP’s … Read more

COMP 1002: Things you didn’t know about your computer (but should)

If you’ve ever wondered what really happens inside your computer or how to keep it running at its best, Computing faculty Fraser Robertson has the answers. As the instructor for the part-time course COMP 1002: Applied Computer Concepts, and a Technical Architect within BCIT IT Services, Fraser draws on over 25 years of IT expertise … Read more

From classroom to cybersecurity consulting at PwC: Tips from a Computing grad

We love catching up with our alumni, to talk about life after BCIT, their careers, and what tips they have for prospective and current students. In this Q&A, meet grad Ashvan Wal, who graduated from BCIT with two credentials: a Diploma in Computer Information Technology (CIT) in 2020 and a Bachelor of Technology in Digital … Read more

From health care to cybersecurity: “It’s fun to play virtual detective”

We love catching up with our alumni, to talk about life after BCIT, their careers, and what tips they have for prospective and current students. In this Q&A, meet Computer Information Technology (CIT) grad Mariah Mirzayan, who graduated with a Diploma in 2022. What led you to BCIT and CIT specifically? After graduating from UBC, I … Read more

Building a career in cybersecurity: Tips from a Forensics grad

We love catching up with our alumni, to talk about life after BCIT, their careers, and what tips they have for (prospective) students. In this Q&A, meet Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity grad Rabie Ali, who graduated with a Bachelor of Technology in 2023. What led you to BCIT? My interest in computers and cybersecurity drew me … Read more

Discover your future in tech: Choosing the right Computing Diploma program

Hey, future tech innovators! Are you fascinated by the endless possibilities of technology and considering a career in this dynamic field? Selecting the right diploma program is a crucial step on your journey. With so many options, it can feel like finding the perfect app in a crowded app store. But don’t worry! We’re here … Read more

Crafting experts: The launch of specialized streams in Forensic Science BTech

In the dynamic field of forensic science, the only constant is change. The Forensic Science Bachelor of Technology program stands at the forefront of this evolution, preparing students to become leaders in a discipline that shapes the very fabric of justice. Known for a comprehensive curriculum that blends theoretical knowledge with hands-on expertise, the program … Read more

From web hobbyist to tech strategist: An alumna’s journey through the FWD program

We love catching up with our alumni, to talk about life after BCIT, their careers, and what tips they have for prospective and current students. In this Q&A, meet Front-End Web Developer (FWD) grad Zerlene Fernandez, who graduated with a Certificate in 2016. Check out her technological odyssey: from self-taught designer to Industry strategist. What … Read more

The Power of Play: Be part of the Gaming industry

Vancouver has become a global game development hub, hosting over 40 video game companies, ranging from industry giants to independent developers. If you’re interested in creating immersive games, consider the BCIT Games Development Option within the Bachelor of Science of Applied Computer Science (BScACS), which gets you job-ready for the Gaming sector within two or … Read more