Indigenous Open Educational Materials including textbooks and works to aid in indigenizing curriculum.

Open Educational Resources, including textbooks, created by BCIT School of Business + Media faculty for School of Business + Media learners and instructors.

Open Educational Resources, including textbooks, created by BCIT School of Construction and the Environment faculty for School of Construction and the Environment and Academic Studies learners and instructors.

Open Educational Resources, including textbooks, created by BCIT School of Computing and Academic Studies faculty for School of Computing and Academic Studies learners and instructors.

Open Educational Resources, including textbooks and image libraries, created by BCIT School of Health Science faculty for School of Health Science learners and instructors. This includes materials by the School of Nursing at BCIT.

Open Educational Resources, including textbooks, created by BCIT School of Energy faculty for School of Energy learners and instructors.

The Fish, Wildlife and Recreation (FWR) program at BCIT has been operating since 1969. The program has an international reputation for "field oriented" learning and applied research. Created in partnership with the department, this Special Collection contains in-depth student research reports and over 130 colour photographs.

Collection of published works from BCIT researchers, faculty, and instructors.

BCIT Environmental Public Health Journal is an annual journal featuring Public Health articles. Articles share original research, go through a peer review process, are approved by their advisors before publication, and are written in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of Bachelor of Technology in Environmental Health, British Columbia Institute of Technology.

Open Education refers to the practice of creating, publishing, and sharing scholarly materials that are freely available to the public. This means that they have been published with a creative commons license or other permissions that mean the author retains copyright but allows for free use. Open Educational Resources (OER) are not limited to textbooks and articles: they may be syllabi, videos, course materials, software, presentations, or other resources. The intention of open education is to provide greater access to scholarly work, to support intellectual development, raise the profile of scholars and schools, and promote learning.