New York Institute of Technology (Vancouver)

New York Institute of Technology (Vancouver) is the Canadian campus of New York Institute of Technology, a private university founded in New York in 1955. The Vancouver site opened in 2007 in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia, as a branch campus rather than a full copy of the New York schools.

Vancouver offers a subset of NYIT's professionally oriented fields, including business administration, energy management, and applied computing and cybersecurity. The parent schools of engineering, architecture, management, health professions, and arts and sciences remain in New York.

The Vancouver student body is numbered in the hundreds, with a high share of international students typical of Canadian urban professional campuses. Faculty mix local instructors and NYIT-linked staff.

Graduate study is chiefly coursework master's degrees on a North American semester calendar. This campus does not host a doctoral school. Students live and study in downtown Vancouver.

In the Grad School Navigator directory, New York Institute of Technology (Vancouver) lists 2 graduate programs in computer science and data science & business analytics, all of them master's programs.