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BCIT researcher using drones and AI in the battle against wildfire

By: Cynthia van Ginkel |August 19, 2024

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Master of Science in Applied Computing: New industry-aligned program launches next year

By: Cynthia van Ginkel |July 22, 2024

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

By: Youri van Vliet |March 25, 2024

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Finding a fit in a flexible sector: Roelle Kim

By: Cynthia van Ginkel |February 6, 2024

Computing grad: “The CIT program has been life-changing”

By: Youri van Vliet |January 29, 2024

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New AI for Technical Writing course: AI is shaping communication whether we want it to or not

By: Cynthia van Ginkel |January 18, 2024

BCIT students use artificial intelligence to solve industry challenges.

The impact of artificial intelligence on BC’s workforce in 2024

By: Judith Suryanto |January 9, 2024

Preparing for a career in tech: Computing student Anna Nguyen

By: Cynthia van Ginkel |November 30, 2023

Computing grad: “We want to fix the US healthcare data”

By: Youri van Vliet |October 10, 2023

BCIT Computer Systems Technology, Games Development students discuss a project in a computer lab.

BCIT and Mastercard announce over $460K in funding to support students, launch new Mastercard Chair in Digital Trust

By: Amy Chen |September 13, 2023

Computing grad: “The skills I learned at BCIT ten years ago are still relevant today”

By: Youri van Vliet |August 29, 2023

note card with text: Dear Jason, It would be impossible to count all the ways you have helped me this term - not only in studies but you have taught me to approach life with a new perspective. Architecture with you was far more than a textbook, you are truly an inspiration and keep inspiring others!"

Is programming for you? Q&A with Computing Flexible Learning lead instructor Jason Wilder

By: Cynthia van Ginkel |July 25, 2023