1. Post secondary program:
Architectural building and technology

2. How long is this program/is it full time or part-time/Is divided into semesters or is it year long?
It is a two-year diploma program. It can either be part-time or a full-time program and it is year long.

3. Can I complete the program over a longer or shorter time frame?
When it’s full-time, you can complete the program shorter. In part-time, you can complete it in a longer time.

4. What courses are you required to complete?
Students have to follow a list of courses that includes: lectures and practical applications in construction drawing, materials and methods, estimating techniques, building systems, and computer applications.

5. Are there any electives?
Yes, There are three electives in the second year of the program: Architectural, Building science, and economics/construction operations.

6. Is there an on-the-job component to this program such as practicum, residency or apprenticeship/is this on-the-job component paid or is it part of my studies?
Yes. Every summer there is an on-the-job component/practicum to this program as a part of curriculum and attendance. You will join to those engineers, architects, developers, contractors, so that you will know more of their nature of their job.

7. Is this program modular or complete?
It is a modular program because in this program, students are able to design buildings and develop advance placements as architecture technologists and work for construction.

8. Once completed, students will receive a degree diploma.
What kind of credentials will you receive once you have completed the program?
Once completed, students will receive a degree diploma.

9. What is the cost of this program from start to finish
What is the cost of this program from start to finish?/tuition costs/living expenses
Term tuition: $2, Student activity fee: $78.08 student health & dental plan fee: $ other fees: $ total perm term Not including mandatory U pass fees : $2, st year tuition Consists of 2 terms: $5, nd year tuition Consists of 1 or more term: $5, total program fee: $11,542.60
Books and supplies:
Level 1: $1195
Level 2: $485
Level 3: $600
Level 4: $600
Windows compatible laptop:
AutoCAD by Autodesk and Microsoft office configuration: $1,000-$1,500.
Living expenses:
On campus housing: $550 per month
includes food, internet ,utilities, laundry, etc.

10. Entry requirements: Academic grades above the minimum
Requirements completed within the last five years
Related experience
Additional post-secondary academic courses

11. What are the academic requirements such as prerequisites and minimum academic achievement or entrance exams such as LSAT or MCAT?
Entrance requirements for architectural technology
Step 1:
English; two years of education in English in a English speaking country, English 12 (67%), Three credits of post-secondary English, Humanities or Social Sciences (67%).
Physics: one of the following:
Physics 11 (67%) or
Physics 12 (67%)
Math: one of the following:
Principles of Mathematics 12 (67%) or
Applications of Mathematics 12 (67%) or
Pre-Calculus 12 (67%
Step 2: department assessment
All applications will be reviewed by the program area at the application deadline. Admission is competitive and will be offered to the most qualified applicants
Note: There is an online application.

12. What kind of employment outcomes are there upon completion of this program?
After upon completion of this program, You can do several things and you can join in the design team, help research and prepare architectural drawings using special drafting software. They may also research building codes, calculate cost estimates, monitoring and inspecting of builders and you may become also a project coordinators and manager, building inspectors, developers, senior production personnel, etc.

13. What does this program prepare you to do?
This program prepares students for the theoretical knowledge and skills needed to become an architect and workforce. It helps them develop extensive practical skills for rewarding careers, and graduate in an industry in the design ,development, construction, and building science factors.

14. Is there a demand for this type of occupation
Is there a demand for this type of occupation?/Are there additional programs of study you could pursue to add skills and specializations to your resume?
Yes. Because Architects create homes, office, towns, schools, and churches. Being an Architect is versatile. As an Architect, you need to be licensed. You need to complete a bachelor’s or master’s degree in architecture from a university program by the Canadian Architectural certification board.

15. Am I able to be a good candidate for this program?
Yes! Because I have an ability to draw and I love art. However, Being an Architect means that there is a lot of mathematics you need. But soon I may improve.

16. BCIT Architect building and technology program

17. Bibliography:
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