British Columbia Institute of Technology

British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) Canada is a public university established in 1964. It has five campuses across the state - the main campus is the Burnaby campus, and the others are the Downtown campus, Marine campus, Aerospace Technology campus, Annacis Island campus, and ten other satellite locations. British Columbia Institute offers over 300 courses under various schools of study. There are 108 courses in the School of Business and Media. The university offers 46 courses in the School of Computing and Academic Studies, 80 courses in the School of Construction and Environment, 39 courses in the School of Energy; 54 courses in the School of Health Sciences; and 40 courses in the School of Transportation. The institute also provides diploma courses, full-time certificate courses, and Apprenticeship and Trades degrees. The institute's 98% of graduates are employed within two years of graduating. The entrance requirements at the university are English equivalencies, credential evaluation, assessment testing, upgrading transfer credit, and study permit requirements. The British Columbia Institute provides on-campus and off-campus accommodation facilities to students. A long-term accommodation would cost 1000 CAD (approx.), and a short-term stay would cost 24.50 CAD (per night). The application fee for international students is 154 CAD. A degree course would range from 13,500 to 19,500 CAD, and a diploma course would cost between 16,500 and 20,000 CAD. Financial aid is also offered through rewards, loans, and scholarships. Other facilities include an international student center, library, housing facilities, workshops, etc.