116 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

As criminals become more proficient, analysts must be able to use equally sophisticated analytical skills. The Forensic Investigation (Crime and Intelligence Analysis Option) program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology trains graduates to successfully apply the tools and techniques required for solving complex investigations.

The Geomatics program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology provides students with excellent opportunities for career enhancement and professional growth. This degree will appeal primarily to graduate Geomatics Engineering Technologists who wish to pursue professional accreditation as Land Surveyors or develop their careers in other areas of Geomatics such as mapping or hydrography.

The Mining and Mineral Resource Engineering program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology is designed to allow well qualified students who successfully complete the first year of the Mineral Exploration and Mining Technology diploma program to apply to complete an engineering degree through three additional years of full-time study.

The Business Administration program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology provides students the opportunity to enhance the skills developed in their diploma programs. Students broaden their knowledge in the BBA with courses that focus on critical and strategic thinking skills. This is achieved through a group of core of upper level business and general education courses.

The Specialty Nursing (Critical Care - Combined Critical Care, Emergency Option) program is offered at the British Columbia Institute of Technology.

Train and provide technical support for GIS users in all aspects of data input and analysis, application development, selection of hardware, GIS software and databases with this Geographic Information Systems program from British Columbia Institute of Technology.

The Electrical Engineering program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology is a four year program that prepares students for a professional career as an Electrical Engineer.

There are major changes happening all around us – climate change, aging populations, environmental degradation. As a Mechanical Engineer you would be well placed to help society meet the challenges that these changes bring. Learn more with the Mechanical Engineering program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology.

The Computer Information Systems Administration program from British Columbia Institute of Technology is a full-time program that provides graduates with a comprehensive skill set geared towards administration of computer networks and system. 

The Sheet Metal Worker Foundation program from British Columbia Institute of Technology teaches students how to fabricate, assemble, alter and install a variety of sheet metal products. Typical jobs performed by a sheet metal worker include HVAC (Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning) ductwork, industrial sheet metal work, and residential sheet metal work.

The Automotive Service Technician and Operations - Non-Co-op Option program from British Columbia Institute of Technology provides international students with additional in-shop training time at BCIT for technical training, English, and hands-on skill development.

Cabinetmakers can do more than build cabinets. In the Cabinetmaker (Joiner) Foundation Certificate program from British Columbia Institute of Technology, learn to work in a wide variety of specialties such as cabinetmaking, architectural woodwork (millwork), furniture making, boat interiors and store fixture manufacturing.

The Machinist Foundation program from British Columbia Institute of Technology provides students with the theory and practical experience to enter the machinist trade. Graduates are eligible for credit towards the first level of machinist apprenticeship.

The Computer Information Technology (CIT) Diploma from British Columbia Institute of Technology, is a two-year computing program focused on operations. Its flipped model and small classes emphasize in-class student participation.

Digital Communications and Wireless Technologies is a two-year program from British Columbia Institute of Technology that prepares students for careers in the data and wireless/radio frequency (RF) telecommunications industries. 

The Power Engineering (General Program) from British Columbia Institute of Technology provides strong practical skills and technical knowledge to persons desiring to enter the power engineering field. After completing this program, graduates are prepared to challenge the government examinations for an interprovincial 4th Class Power Engineer’s Certificate of Competency.

The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer Category M - Maintenance program from British Columbia Institute of Technology will offer three start times per year with the ten classes starting each year. We offer four classes starting in January and late August and two classes starting in May.

The Human Resource Management - Advanced Placement from British Columbia Institute of Technology  advanced placement degree/diploma entry path is a nine month full-time program designed for individuals that have completed a degree or diploma and are interested in a human resource management career. 

The Mineral Exploration and Mining Technology program from British Columbia Institute of Technology focuses on geology, mining methods, exploration technology, surveying, and computer applications for mining operations and mineral explorations. 

Are you looking to upskill quickly for a career switch, re-enter the workforce, or work in office administration? The Office Administrator with Technology certificate program from British Columbia Institute of Technology offers job-ready skills in just five months.