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Computer Information Technology
British Columbia’s high-tech sector is growing rapidly, with Vancouver becoming a global hub for the IT industry. The continued growth of the IT sector creates demand for a range of IT professionals, including support analysts, network administrators, web developers, business and systems analysts, security specialists, system integrators, and more.
The BCIT Computer Information Technology (CIT) Diploma is a unique two-year full-time program that will prepare you for a well-paying career in the IT sector. Focusing on emerging tools and technologies, and offering hands-on work on real industry projects, you’ll be equipped for exciting and evolving tech careers across this growing industry.
The CIT program might be the right fit for you if you:
- Want to join the dynamic IT sector and explore the many roles within it
- Have a knack for troubleshooting and problem solving
- Love to plan and configure software and computers as much as you love to code
- Want a stable professional career with strong growth
- Enjoy working with people and on teams
State-of-the-art new space
CIT is offered at BCIT’s Downtown Campus – in the heart of Vancouver – with several high-tech sector players close by. The CIT experience features industry-driven project-based learning, small classes, and a new state-of-the-art TEC Hub learning space that mimics the feel of a tech company. Check out the 360 tour:
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* All student funding, whether made available privately or through various government branches, is only approved to those who qualify, by the original source of funding.
There are many criteria that each candidate must meet to be approved. Schools can only inform you of what may be available.
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