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e-Resource collections

Includes e-books, articles, standards & codes, videos and more.
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Research guides

Customized guides for online library research in specific programs and courses.
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Institutional Repository

Access BCIT theses, Journal of Environmental Health, student projects, faculty publications, and research data.
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BCIT library course materials

Access to licensed course materials from Hobart, GeoEd and other sources.
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Archives and digital collections

Access BCIT calendars, yearbooks, facts and figures, historical photographs and The Link newspaper.
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New titles in the collection

Books, e-books, DVDs and streamed video.

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Decolonizing the BCIT Library Catalogue: A successful local re-mapping project

The BCIT Library is pleased to announce that our alternative Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH) are now live in...

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Records Management and BCIT Archives – UBC School of Information Professional Experience

Author: Adrienne Chan The experience From September to December 2025, I completed Professional Experience at BCIT Archives for course credit...

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A Journey from Student Life to Leading the Learning Commons at BCIT

Jan Ang recently accepted a new role as a supervisor at the BCIT library’s Learning Commons, building on his previous...

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The Recognition of BCIT Library at the 2025 City of Burnaby Environmental Star Awards

We are proud to share that the BCIT Library has been officially recognized as an Environmental Star in the Green...

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