DigiCamps provide students aged 8-13 with an interactive and hands-on experience building creative tech applications, from video games to virtual reality. Held in person or virtually, the camps provide the opportunity for kids to connect and collaborate in a supportive and fun environment with the support of industry professionals.
Play to Learn is an interactive program designed to introduce middle school students to Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) related career paths. For six years, with the support of Electronic Arts and the Province of British Columbia, we’ve helped bring Play to Learn to more than 10,000 students throughout the province.
DigiBC is proud to partner with Centre for Digital Media (CDM) to offer four $15,000 scholarships designed to empower working professionals seeking to elevate their careers in the creative technology industry.
DigiBC member Think Tank Training Centre has teamed up with Bardel Entertainment to sponsor five artists in British Columbia with full-tuition scholarships to Think Tank’s 16-week CG Fundamentals online program.
Higher education is going modular – and Simon Fraser University is the latest B.C. institution to tap the trend. The university’s School of Interactive Arts and Technology (SIAT) has introduced a new micro-credential program in Human-Centred AI and Creative Technology.
