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New BCIT Building Energy Modelling program to help prepare industry for net-zero ready buildings by 2030

Building energy modelling has become an important part of the building design process, and qualified practitioners are needed to meet the demand. The new, part-time BCIT Building Energy Modelling Advanced Certificate program will help prepare industry for net-zero ready buildings by 2030. Graduates of this program are expected to be hired as building energy performance analysts, BEM managers or BEM specialists.

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Celebrating five outstanding leaders at the 2026 BCIT Vision Awards

On October 29, 2026, the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) will celebrate five exceptional members of its community at the 2026 BCIT Vision Awards. The honourees are being recognized...

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Our People: Meet Jason Pon

Putting people at the core of everything we do is paramount at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT). We’re proud to be a people-first organization, where employees are supported,...

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BCIT report shows how real estate leaders are turning climate goals into action

Canadian commercial real estate organizations increasingly recognize the need to address climate change. The challenge now is turning climate goals and risk assessments into practical decisions about buildings, budgets, operations,...

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BCIT students develop AI-powered prototype ideas for the skilled trades

BCIT students are putting their digital design, development, and artificial intelligence skills into practice through applied learning projects developed in collaboration with industry and community partners. More than 90 students...

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