Welcome to the School of Health Sciences (SoHS) Simulation Program
The School of Health Sciences (SoHS) Simulation Program is a cutting-edge training and development hub located at BCIT’s Burnaby campus. Our state-of-the-art facility spans over 40,000 square feet of simulation space across two buildings: the newly constructed Health Sciences Centre (HSC) also known as NW04, 3rd floor and the recently renovated simulation suites in SE12, 4th floor. Together, these spaces support immersive, hands-on learning and professional development across a range of health disciplines.
Our simulation environments are thoughtfully designed to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world practice. By recreating realistic clinical scenarios, we help learners build the clinical competencies, critical thinking skills, and confidence needed to transition from students to skilled professionals—ready to deliver exceptional care across British Columbia and beyond. Learn more about SoHS Simulation Program.
Our Mission
Preparing practice-ready professionals and advancing healthcare through innovative and ethical simulation-based education and scholarship.
Our Vision
A simulation community & center of excellence fostering the development of compassionate, safe, confident healthcare professionals.
Our Values
Our values are founded on Excellence, Innovation, Diversity and Inclusion, Collaboration, and Respect.
Explore and Connect
On our website, you will find detailed information about our simulation program, our facilities, and the talented professionals who make it all possible. Additionally, you can access a 360° virtual tour of one of the high-fidelity Manikin labs below.
We invite you to consider BCIT’s SoHS Simulation Program for your educational, training, or filming needs. Together, let’s advance excellence in healthcare education and innovation.
On desktop PC click & drag the mouse to look around. View full screen (f), or change quality in ‘Settings‘. On mobile device use a finger to look around, or move the device (iPhone not supported). Can also use a VR headset. PAUSE the 360° video for more viewing time.
Updated March 2025