37 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Airline and Flight Operations Commercial Pilot (Fixed-Wing) program from British Columbia Institute of Technology is 64 weeks long and operates for four terms. It is one of the fastest ways in Canada to qualify for a commercial pilot’s licence while attaining a post-secondary diploma. 

The Technology Management program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology will appeal to technologists, technicians, and technical specialists who work in applied science, technology or trade fields.

The Mechanical Engineering Technology - Mechanical Design Option diploma from British Columbia Institute of Technology provides exciting and challenging work opportunities in the rapidly evolving Green Economy. 

The Diploma of Heavy Duty Truck Technology from British Columbia Institute of Technology is a full-time 20-month program with a co-operative education component that prepares students for apprenticeship and provides manufacturer-level certifications.

This 36-week Heavy Mechanical Trades Foundation program from British Columbia Institute of Technology provides you with the theoretical understanding as well as practical skills needed to become proficient in basic mechanical maintenance and repair of heavy mechanical trades. You will become familiar with servicing hydraulic systems, air brakes, winches, blades and accessories.

The Chemical and Environmental Technology - Analytical Science Option diploma program from British Columbia Institute of Technology offers the student a broad background in technology and skills that can be applied to many industries. 

The Environmental Engineering program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology is intended to provide the additional skills and knowledge that engineering and science graduates require to successfully work on environmental assignments and green energy technology projects.

The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Category E - Electronics program from British Columbia Institute of Technology consists of 68 weeks of full-time studies. Approximately 50 per cent of the day is spent on theory in a classroom setting, followed by hands-on practical training in the shops and hangar located at BCIT’s state of the art Aerospace Technology Campus. 

Architectural and Building Technology (ABT) is a comprehensive, two-year diploma program from British Columbia Institute of Technology with a focus on applied learning. It combines sound theoretical knowledge with practical skills and technical training to provide job-ready competencies for immediate application upon entering the workforce. 

With the Graphic Communications diploma from British Columbia Institute of Technology, you will learn to design and produce a wide range of compelling and visually appealing graphic products, such as packaging and marketing materials, architectural and vehicle wraps, signage and billboards, magazines and posters, and t-shirts and other specialty printing.

The Metal Fabricator Foundation program from British Columbia Institute of Technology prepares students for a career dealing with the selection, layout, shearing, cutting, punching, drilling, forming, fitting and welding of steel plates and structural steel shapes into products for the forest, mining, construction, transportation and agricultural industries.

This Aircraft Gas Turbine Technician program was developed by British Columbia Institute of Technology, the Canadian Council for Aviation and Aerospace (CCAA) and the gas turbine engine overhaul industry. It was designed to meet industry’s need for basic training and technician certification. 

A Marine Mechanical Technician Foundation is a person who installs, diagnoses, repairs and maintains engines, drive trains and other mechanical systems such as electrical, hydraulic and domestic fluid systems used in the recreational marine industry. The Marine Mechanical Technician Foundation program is offered by British Columbia Institute of Technology.

The Automotive Service Technician and Operations co-operative education diploma program from British Columbia Institute of Technology prepares students to become skilled technicians who can diagnose and repair the sophisticated systems in today's vehicles.

Start your career with the specialty diploma in Mechanical Engineering Technology - Mechanical Manufacturing Option from British Columbia Institute of Technology. This program provides its graduates with the necessary knowledge to embark on a rewarding career in mechanical manufacturing.

Mechatronics and Robotics diploma from British Columbia Institute of Technology offers the integration of mechanical and electronic components, or mechatronics, and it is possible to design intelligent, reliable, versatile electromechanical systems such as industrial robots, medical devices, aircraft simulators, automated assembly lines, building control systems, and autonomous vehicles.

The Piping Foundation program from British Columbia Institute of Technology prepares students for entry-level employment in the piping trades: plumbing, steamfitting, and sprinklerfitting. By experiencing all three trade specialties, students will be prepared to make an informed decision about which career path best suits them if they decide to pursue an apprenticeship.