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Trades Discovery for Women: Journal Articles & Databases

Trades Discovery programs are designed to allow participants extensive access to the available trades and technical training at BCIT campuses.

Key Print Journals

Just a few of the print magazines available.You will find these and many more journals on the periodical shelf arranged alphabetically by title.


Builder: NAHB, The Voice of America's Housing Industry
Canadian Metalworking
Car and Driver
Collision Quarterly
Construction Canada
Cycle Canada
Hot Rod
Modern Machine Shop
On-Site
Popular Mechanics
Shop Notes
Welding Journal

Key Ejournals

Full-text versions of these journals are available online.

Search for other eJournals from the Advanced Keyword Search page.

Can't Find What You Are Looking For...

If BCIT Library doesn’t own the book or journal article that you need, we will borrow it from another library. This service is called Interlibrary Loan or ILL and is available at no charge for BCIT students and employees.

If you have searched the Library Catalogue and the material you need is not listed, use this form to request it from another library:

Interlibrary Services Request

Plagiarism

This digital story is intended to help students understand plagiarism, a form of copyright violation. Students are encouraged to discuss the topic with their instructors to gain a clear understanding

Key Full-text Article Databases

You can view a complete list of databases alphabetically or by subject.

Other Useful Databases

You can view a complete list of databases alphabetically or by subject.

Note: If a database hangs on the initializing” page, go back to the link page -> press the F12 key -> click on Cache -> click on Clear cookies for domain and try the link again.

Off Campus Access

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You can access e-books, e-journals and databases from home.

If you are a current student, faculty or staff member you can login using your MyBCIT or network login. Check our help sheet for tips.

You can also contact the Service Desk at 604-432-8370 or by email.