Located in the heart of downtown city center, near corporate head offices of finance, banking, mining, service sector, natural resources and IT companies reside, the New York Institute of Technology-Vancouver campus features computer labs, student lounges, and a distance-learning center. Small classes lead to big opportunities for internships, practicums, and mentoring programs at leading commercial and financial institutions in the area. Where better to earn one's M.B.A. or a Master of Science in Cybersecurity, Energy Management, or Instructional Technology than vibrant Vancouver? The campus, located in the heart of downtown city center, within close proximity to all public amenities, reflects Vancouver’s reputation as a leader of innovation, technology, and sustainability. One of the world’s most popular travel destinations, Vancouver boasts moderate weather and is consistently ranked among the top three cities in the world to live.

The on-campus community includes special-interest clubs, a student advisory board, and an honor society, and organizes a variety of social and recreational activities throughout the year. Right outside and all around is a spectacular coastal city, rich in diversity, alive with the arts and culture, and stunning in its natural beauty. 

Why the New York Institute of Technology - Vancouver 

Campus life: The NYIT-Vancouver campus is within walking distance of many of Vancouver's iconic landmarks. There are also numerous dining, shopping, and cultural venues within walking distance, including: Granville Island, where students can buy locally made food and goods; World-famous Stanley Park, where they can walk or bike year round; Chinatown, where students can eat some of the tastiest and least-expensive food in town; Vancouver Art Gallery, where they can check out the artwork from around the world. English Bay, where students can sunbathe and view the Pacific Ocean; Sports centres such as BC Place Stadium and Rogers Center, where they can watch professional hockey or football games; Gastown and Robson Street, where they can hang out and shop for trendy fashions.