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2020/2021
IN T ERN AT ION AL
V IE W BOOK
international.humber.ca
Welcome to Humber
While I know we’re an excellent college
with a 50 plus-year history of producing
successful graduates, the only person that
can figure out whether we’re a perfect fit
for you, is you.
How do you figure that out? Learn about
our hands-on, career-focused programs
designed with input from industry experts.
Read about the global opportunities
we offer such as our Global Citizenship
Certificate and studying a semester
abroad. Discover the vibrant campus life
featuring top varsity teams and our fitness
centres. View our career services resources
and learn how we support our graduates
with their job search.
Humber is committed to student success,
teaching and learning, and advancing
knowledge. Our faculty is dedicated
to educating in what we believe to be
the best learning experience Canada
has to offer.
Most importantly, our students
demonstrate success after they graduate.
Our alumni have made outstanding
achievements in all walks of life.
We’re here to help you decide whether
Humber is right for you. I look forward to
welcoming you to Humber!
Andrew Ness
Dean, International
Humber College Institute of
Technology and Advanced Learning
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Why Humber?
Because we are focused on
your future.
For over 50 years, Humber College
has been a global leader in
career-focused learning.
With 33,000 full-time students including over From 20 varsity teams, 50+ student clubs,
6,500 international students, we are the largest mentorship programs, and global opportunities
college in Canada with two beautiful, state-of-the- for an enriching study or work experience, Humber
art campuses. College is committed to your success in all
Our programs provide you with the opportunity aspects of your life.
to learn through a balance of theoretical and With our diverse experiential learning opportunities
practical knowledge with a focus on incorporating ranging from placements, internships, applied
current industry trends and teaching practical research projects and more, you’ll be even closer
problem-solving skills. to your dream career by the time you graduate.
2 international.humber.ca
Alice Lopes, Minas Gerais, Brazil
DIPLOMA, MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS
I completed my Bachelor’s in Library and Information Sciences
and my Master’s degree in Marketing in Brazil. Despite having a
well-established career, gaining some international experience is
something that I have always wanted, and that’s why I decided to
come to Toronto.
I choose Humber College based on the curriculum and networking
opportunities the Diploma in Media Communications offers.
During the program, I’ve learned how to produce and edit photos
and videos and develop graphic design pieces as well.
As a student, I applied for an international ambassador position
at Humber College. As an ambassador, I created original content
for the Humber International Centre; this content included a series
of informative videos to help students with their studies at Humber
and tips about life in Toronto. I also worked for Humber Athletics,
where I covered live stream games and produced a weekly report
as a host, video maker and editor.
During the last semester of my program, I secured an internship
at the Canadian Broadcast TV Global News. There, I was trained by
producers, reporters, news librarians and editors, and by the end
of my internship, I got hired as a news librarian.
Watch Alice’s story:
https://youtu.be/EjMvbFa7kZE
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EMPLOYER SATISFACTION 1*
EMPLOYMENT AFTER SIX MONTHS 2*
INTERN
6,500+ 79%
%* 10,000+
INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS WITH GRADUATES
STUDENTS WORK PLACEMENT ANNUALLY
130+
NATIONALITIES
ON CAMPUS
33,000+
FULL-TIMEE
STUDENTS
1
Highest employer satisfaction in the GTA at 97% 2 Highest employment rate in the GTA six months after graduation at 85.4%
*The Key Performance Indicator (KPI) Graduate and Employer Satisfaction Surveys for 2017-2018 Survey Cycle. For more information: www.collegesontario.ca
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North Campus
Lakeshore Campus
STUDY AT HUMBER ONTARIO COLLEGE ADVANCED DIPLOMA
• Students will learn in an accelerated
CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
• In these concentrated areas of study, a student
We have more than 200 full-time programs career specific program to prepare for real can transfer credits to another college, or be hired
and a wide range of credentials across a working experience and/or promoted as a result of receiving such
• 3 year duration a certificate
variety of areas of interest, all designed to
• 2-3 semesters duration
meet your academic and career goals. humber.ca/full-time-programs
humber.ca/full-time-programs
ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATE ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA
• Intended for students who already have a • Students are given the tools to be work-ready ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES
bachelor’s degree or an appropriate postsecondary when they graduate, through career-focused • Improve English communication skills in an
credential, an Ontario graduate certificate will give courses to pursue various career specialties intensive, full-time academic program
you specialized knowledge in your field of interest • Most programs are 2 years • 8 levels of study (each 7 weeks long) with 6 intake
and prepare you for career success dates per year
humber.ca/full-time-programs
• 1 to 2 years duration liberalarts.humber.ca/eap
humber.ca/postgrad ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE
• These short-term certificates allow students to
HONOURS BACHELOR’S DEGREE establish a foundation in a given field or advance
• With a blend of theory-based learning and in their skills in their career
practical experiences, students will advance in a • 8 months (1 academic year)
competitive world through career-focused degrees • Most programs offer work placements
• 4 year duration humber.ca/full-time-programs
humber.ca/degrees
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Toronto:
Canada’s International City
Toronto is one of the world’s
most multicultural cities and
it’s a welcoming place for
everyone who visits, lives and
studies here.
Toronto is not only Canada’s economic and Outside of the city, there are plenty of outdoor
cultural hub, but it is also an internationally activities to enjoy, such as hiking, biking,
recognized centre for business, research and downhill skiing and natural wonders to explore
innovation, health sciences, media and the arts. like Niagara Falls.
No matter what area of study you choose, there Modern, friendly and full of life, Toronto is a city
are excellent opportunities to establish your that will open many doors for you to enrich your
career, make industry contacts and learn from studies and learn more about yourself and the
world-leading professionals and organizations. world around you.
Toronto is also a safe, accessible and vibrant
city with lots to do and experience. Downtown
is just a short ride away by public transit, with
attractions like the CN Tower, major league
sports, concerts, museums and Toronto’s exciting
food scene.
L ARGEST CIT Y SAFEST CIT Y QUALIT Y OF LIVING WORLD-CL ASS BEST STUDY
IN CANADA RANKED 1 ST IN 2 ND BEST CIT Y IN CONNECTIVIT Y DESTINATION
HOME TO 3 MILLION NORTH AMERICA.1 NORTH AMERICA. 2 CANADA’S BUSIEST 11TH BEST URBAN
PEOPLE AND L ARGEST AIRPORT DESTINATION. 3
1
Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2017 Safe Cities Index. 2Mercer Quality of Living City Ranking 2019. 3QS 2019.
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Matt Hamel, Canada
DIPLOMA, RADIO BROADCASTING
Toronto is a great city to be in. There are so many shows, festivals
and events that are always happening. The same can be said
for the comedy scene and sports. I also recommend going to
Chinatown on Spadina Avenue and checking out the
great food markets there.
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PROGRAM AND ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS AND BACHELOR’S DEGREES
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
APPLIED TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING
Certificates and Diplomas
Architectural Technology 6 English, Math. $18,910 September/January Work Placement North
03371
Civil Engineering Technology 6 English, Math. $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
03351
Construction Engineering Technology 6 English, Math. $15,874 September Co-op (opt)◊ North
CE311
Electrical Engineering Technician – Control Systems 4 English, Math. $17,027 September/January – North
30111
Electrical Engineering Technology – Control Systems 6 English, Math. $17,027 September/January Co-op (opt)◊ North
30101
Electromechanical Engineering Technician 4 English, Math. $17,027 September/January – North
3070R
Electromechanical Engineering Technology 6 English, Math. $17,027 September/January Co-op (opt)◊ North
3071R
Electronics Engineering Technician 4 English, Math. $15,874 September/January – North
03531
Electronics Engineering Technology 6 English, Math. $15,874 September/January Co-op (opt)◊ North
03511
Landscape Technician 4 English, Math. $15,874 September – North
01521
Mechanical Engineering Technician 4 English, Math. $15,874 September/January – North
30601
Mechanical Engineering Technology 6 English, Math. $15,874 September/January Co-op (opt)◊ North
30731
Sustainable Energy and Building Technology 6 English, Math. $18,910 September Work Placement North
31551 (opt)◊
Babatunde John Agoro, Abuja, Nigeria
ADVANCED DIPLOMA, ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
As a recent graduate of the Electronic Engineering Technology Advanced Diploma
at Humber College, I was able to get a position as an IT centre technician at IBM.
The practical learning at Humber was exactly what was required during my interview
and that is how I landed my job. Humber has helped me shape my future career
goals by providing with the necessary knowledge and industry practices for my field.
Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. ††
Additional requirements may include a portfolio, audition, letter of intent, references, etc., and vary by
program. Visit the program page on the website for complete details.
*Tuition fees listed are for two semesters (unless otherwise noted) and include both Health Insurance
and mandatory non-tuition-fees. Fees are accurate at the time of printing, but are subject to change. Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada.
‡
See international.humber.ca/fees for full details.
**Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.
&
Students pursuing these programs may not be eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada. ◊
Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will have the
^^Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be called co-op, opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.
internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program descriptions at humber.ca/
search/full-time.html for details.
8 international.humber.caProgram Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING & MANAGEMENT
Certificates and Diplomas
Accounting, Business 4 English, Math. $15,874 September/January/May Work Placement North
02211
Accounting, Business Administration 6 English, Math. $15,874 September/January/May Work Placement North
02111
Business Administration 6 English, Math. $15,874 September/January/May Work Placement North
02511 September/January
Lakeshore
Business Administration (Co-op) 6 English, Math. $15,874 September/January Co-op Lakeshore
20091
Business Management 4 English, Math. $15,874 September/January/May Work Placement North
02251 September/January
Lakeshore
Financial Services, Business Management 4 English, Math. $15,874 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
20061
Professional Golf Management, Business 6 English, Math. $15,874 September Work Placement North
Administration
20231
Sport Management 6 English. $15,874 September Work Placement North
14181
Degrees
Accounting (Bachelor of Commerce) 8 English, Math. $18,910 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
22211
Digital Business Management 8 English, Math. $18,910 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
(Bachelor of Commerce)
DB411
Finance (Bachelor of Commerce) 8 English, Math. $18,910 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
22271
Healthcare Management (Bachelor of Commerce) 8 English, Math. $18,910 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
HM411
Human Resources Management 8 English, Math. $18,910 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
(Bachelor of Commerce)
22111
International Business (Bachelor of Commerce) 8 English, Math. $18,910 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
22121
Management Studies (Bachelor of Commerce) 8 English, Math. $18,910 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
22291
Supply Chain Management (Bachelor of Commerce) 8 English, Math. $18,910 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
22261
Sang Wan Kim, Incheon, South Korea
DIPLOMA, BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Back in 2011, I finished my English academic pathway and decided to apply for
the Business Management Diploma at Humber College. During my time at Humber,
my professors encouraged me to share my ideas, express my opinions, and never
hesitated on providing additional help. The program is very broad and includes
Business Law, Microeconomics, and Financial Accounting, that despite being
difficult, ended up being one of my favorite classes.
2 0 2 0/2 0 21 H U M B E R I N T E R N AT I O N A L V I E W B O O K 9Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
CHILDREN & YOUTH
Certificates and Diplomas
Child and Youth Care 6 English, Math. $15,874 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
CY311
Child and Youth Care – Accelerated 4 English. Bachelor’s degree, $22,908 September Work Placement Lakeshore
CY321 advanced diploma or diploma.
Early Childhood Education 4 English. $15,874 September/January/May Work Placement North
07911
Degrees
Child and Youth Care (Bachelor of) 8 English. $18,910 September Work Placement Lakeshore
22231
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
COMMUNITY & SOCIAL SERVICES
Certificates and Diplomas
Developmental Services Worker 4 English. $15,874 September Work Placement Lakeshore
01101
Developmental Services Worker – Accelerated 3 English, Bachelor’s degree or $15,874 September Work Placement Lakeshore
10401 advanced diploma.
Funeral Director Class 1 (Embalming) 5 English. Letter of intent, resumé $15,874 September Work Placement North
FD211 and questionnaire.
Personal Support Worker 2 English. $15,874 September Work Placement North
07741
Social Service Worker 4 English. $15,874 September Work Placement Lakeshore
01221
Degrees
Behavioural Science (Bachelor of) 8 English. $18,910 September Work Placement Lakeshore
BH411
Community Development (Bachelor of) 8 English. $18,910 September Work Placement Lakeshore
CD411
10 international.humber.caProgram Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
CREATIVE ARTS & DESIGN
Certificates and Diplomas
Graphic Design 6 English. $18,910 September Work Placement North
11571
Graphic Design for Print and Web& 2 English. Portfolio, resumé and $9,704.38 September/January – North
GR911 letter of intent.
Interior Decorating 4 English. $17,027 September/January Work Placement North
31511
Multimedia Design and Development 4 English. $17,027 September Work Placement North
11701
Photography 4 English. Portfolio. $15,874 September Work Placement North
PH211
Visual and Digital Arts 4 English. Portfolio and writing $15,874 September – Lakeshore
10581 sample.
Web Design and Development& 2 English. Cover letter, resumé $9,704.38 September/January – North
WD911 and letter of intent.
Degrees
Design (Bachelor of) 8 English. $18,910 September Work Placement North
DS411
Industrial Design (Bachelor of) 8 English, Math. Portfolio and $19,807 September Work Placement North
22031 writing samples.
Interior Design (Bachelor of) 8 English, Math. Portfolio and $19,807 September Work Placement North
22051 writing sample.
Ashuni Patel, Vadodara, India
BACHELOR, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
The hands-on skills, the connections and partnerships Humber has with the industry is one of
the highlights of the Bachelor of Industrial Design program. At the end of the program, Humber
hosts a thesis show and over 100 industry professionals attend the event. Students have the
chance to network and show their work, which includes our final project. I was recently hired
at Canadian Tire as part of the product development team as an intern. I found this job via
LinkedIn and presented my portfolio using the projects I created at Humber.
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Certificates and Diplomas
Emergency Telecommunications‡ 1 English. $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
ET011
Fire Services 4 English, Math and Biology/ ** September – North
FS211 Chemistry.
Police Foundations 4 English. $15,874 September/January – Lakeshore
11071
Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. ††
Additional requirements may include a portfolio, audition, letter of intent, references, etc., and vary by
program. Visit the program page on the website for complete details.
*Tuition fees listed are for two semesters (unless otherwise noted) and include both Health Insurance
and mandatory non-tuition-fees. Fees are accurate at the time of printing, but are subject to change. Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada.
‡
See international.humber.ca/fees for full details.
**Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.
&
Students pursuing these programs may not be eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada. ◊
Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will have the
^^Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be called co-op, opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.
internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program descriptions at humber.ca/
search/full-time.html for details.
2 0 2 0/2 0 21 H U M B E R I N T E R N AT I O N A L V I E W B O O K 11Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
FASHION & ESTHETICS
Certificates and Diplomas
Cosmetic Management 4 English. $15,874 September/January – North
21781
Esthetician/Spa Management 4 English. $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
20871
Fashion Arts and Business 4 English. $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
FA211
Degrees
Fashion Management (Bachelor of Commerce) 8 English, Math. $18,910 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
22101
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
FOUNDATIONS & LANGUAGE TRAINING
Certificates and Diplomas
Art Foundation 2 English. $15,874 September _ Lakeshore
04691
Design Foundation 2 English. $15,874 September/January _ North
09151
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)‡ 1-4 $3,329.25 Continuous Intake _ Lakeshore
09371
Media Foundation 2 English. $15,874 September _ North
09501
Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas 2 English. Admission testing. $15,874 September _ North
and Degrees
PH111
Andrea Farias, Bogotá, Colombia
ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE, EAP
The EAP program improved my writing and speaking and now I feel more confident when
communicating with others. The teachers also taught us about global current affairs,
Canadian society, culture, and business as well. Besides developing my skills in English, now
I have better presentation skills and learned how to use the APA style, which will be very
helpful once I start my diploma in Business Management at Humber.
Watch Andrea’s story:
https://youtu.be/Ptr_hOptmjY
12 international.humber.caProgram Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Certificates and Diplomas
Biotechnology 4 English, Math, Biology, $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
BT211 Chemistry.
Fitness and Health Promotion 4 English, Math, Biology or $15,874 September/January/May Work Placement North
10331 Chemistry or Exercise Science
or Introduction to Kinesiology.
Food and Nutrition Management 4 English, Math, Biology. $15,874 September Work Placement North
14151
Massage Therapy 6 English, Biology or Chemistry or $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
14201 Physics or Exercise Science or
Introduction to Kinesiology.
Nutrition and Healthy Lifestyle Promotion 4 English, Math, Biology. $15,874 September Work Placement North
10231
Occupational Therapist Assistant & Physiotherapist 4 English, Biology. $15,874 September Work Placement North
Assistant
07751
Pharmacy Technician 4 English, Math, Biology, $15,874 September Work Placement North
07731 Chemistry.
Practical Nursing 4 English. Admission testing. $15,874 September Work Placement North
07041
Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner 6 English, Biology, Chemistry/ $15,874 September Work Placement North
TC311 Physics.
Degrees
Nursing – Regular (Bachelor of) 8 English, Math, Biology, $19,807 September Work Placement North
University of New Brunswick collaborative Chemistry.
07061
Workplace Health and Wellness 8 English, Biology. $18,910 September Work Placement North
(Bachelor of Health Sciences)
WW411
Amiirah Bibi Edoo, Vacoas, Mauritius
DIPLOMA, BIOTECHNOLOGY
Science has always been my passion, that’s why I decided to pursue a career in research and
development. Our laboratory is equipped with the latest technologies and the Diploma in
Biotechnology combines lectures and hands-on lab practice. My education at Humber College helped
me land a job as a microbiologist in a research and development lab shortly after graduating.
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
HOSPITALITY & TOURISM
Certificates and Diplomas
Baking and Pastry Arts Management 4 English. $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
14161
Culinary Management 4 English. $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
01911
Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. ††
Additional requirements may include a portfolio, audition, letter of intent, references, etc., and vary by
program. Visit the program page on the website for complete details.
*Tuition fees listed are for two semesters (unless otherwise noted) and include both Health Insurance
and mandatory non-tuition-fees. Fees are accurate at the time of printing, but are subject to change. Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada.
‡
See international.humber.ca/fees for full details.
**Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.
&
Students pursuing these programs may not be eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada. ◊
Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will have the
^^Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be called co-op, opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.
internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program descriptions at humber.ca/
search/full-time.html for details.
2 0 2 0/2 0 21 H U M B E R I N T E R N AT I O N A L V I E W B O O K 13Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
Culinary Skills 2 English. $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
14071
Hospitality – Event Management 4 English. $15,874 September Work Placement North
EV211
Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations 4 English. $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
Management
HH211
Recreation and Leisure Services 4 English. $15,874 September Work Placement North
10301
Tourism – Travel Services Management 4 English. $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
TT211
Degrees
Hospitality and Tourism Management 8 English,Math. $18,910 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
(Bachelor of Commerce)
22081
Thai Bao Ta, Hai Phong, Vietnam
DIPLOMA, CULINARY MANAGEMENT
The program lessons are very detailed and we learn everything from
the basic skills, like how to use each knife properly and to build a dish
correctly, to the emerging trends in Canada. We also participate in many
events hosted by Humber and these events give us the opportunity to
connect with the culinary industry, including the country’s best chefs.
Students are often competing in on-campus, national and international
competitions as well, which gives us the chance to showcase our skills
and techniques.
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
INFORMATION, COMPUTER & DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY
Certificates and Diplomas
3D Modelling and Visual Effects Production& 2 English. Portfolio, resumé and ** September/January – North
11671 letter of intent.
Animation – 3D 6 English. Portfolio and written $19,807 September – North
AN311 statement.
Computer and Network Support Technician 4 English, Math. $17,027 September/January – North
20421
Computer Engineering Technology 6 English, Math. $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
03501
Computer Programmer 4 English, Math. $17,027 September – North
CP211
Game Programming 6 English. Math. $15,874 September – North
11661
Degrees
Digital Communications (Bachelor of) 8 English. $19,807 September Work Placement Lakeshore
DC411
International Development (Bachelor of) 8 English, Math. $18,910 September Work Placement Lakeshore
22251
14 international.humber.caKimone Smith, St. Andrew, Jamaica
BACHELOR, DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS
While visiting Canada, I had the opportunity to tour the campus and I loved how
beautiful and diverse the Lakeshore campus is. When deciding on a program, I knew
I wanted one that would allow me to be creative, think outside of the box and give me
hands-on experience. The Bachelor's in Digital Communications is a very broad
program and it covers a variety of skills needed in the media industry. We have learned
HTML, photography, videography, writing, social media, marketing and so much more.
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
JUSTICE & LEGAL STUDIES
Certificates and Diplomas
Community and Justice Services 4 English. $15,874 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
11171
Law Clerk 4 English. $15,874 September/January/May Work Placement North
02031
Paralegal Education 4 English. $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
21501
Protection, Security and Investigation 4 English. $15,874 September/January – Lakeshore
24201
Degrees
Criminal Justice, Bachelor of Social Science 8 English. $18,910 September Work Placement Lakeshore
CJ411
Paralegal Studies, Bachelor of Applied Arts 8 English. $18,910 September Work Placement Lakeshore
22011
Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. ††
Additional requirements may include a portfolio, audition, letter of intent, references, etc., and vary by
program. Visit the program page on the website for complete details.
*Tuition fees listed are for two semesters (unless otherwise noted) and include both Health Insurance
and mandatory non-tuition-fees. Fees are accurate at the time of printing, but are subject to change. Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada.
‡
See international.humber.ca/fees for full details.
**Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.
&
Students pursuing these programs may not be eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada. ◊
Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will have the
^^Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be called co-op, opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.
internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program descriptions at humber.ca/
search/full-time.html for details.
2 0 2 0/2 0 21 H U M B E R I N T E R N AT I O N A L V I E W B O O K 15Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
MEDIA, PUBLIC RELATIONS & MARKETING
Certificates and Diplomas
Advertising & Graphic Design 4 English. $15,874 September Work Placement Lakeshore
04701
Advertising and Marketing Communications 4 English. $15,874 September Work Placement Lakeshore
04621
Broadcast Television/Videography 4 English. Questionnaire. $17,027 September/January Work Placement North
11581
Broadcasting – Radio 4 English. $17,027 September Work Placement North
04851
Film and Television Production 6 English. Writing sample and $18,910 September Work Placement North
04831 questionnaire.
Journalism 6 English. Writing sample. $15,874 September Work Placement North
04751
Marketing, Business 4 English, Math. $15,874 September/January/May Work Placement North
02411
Media Communications 4 English. $15,874 September Work Placement North
11681
Public Relations 6 English. $15,874 September Work Placement Lakeshore
04761
Degrees
Creative Advertising, (Bachelor of) 8 English. Portfolio and writing $19,807 September Work Placement Lakeshore
22041 sample.
Film and Media Production (Bachelor of) 8 English. Writing sample $19,807 September Work Placement Lakeshore
FM411 and essay.
Journalism (Bachelor of) 8 English. $18,910 September Work Placement Lakeshore
22241
Marketing (Bachelor of Commerce) 8 English, Math. $19,807 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
22281
Public Relations (Bachelor of) 8 English. $19,807 September Work Placement Lakeshore
22221
16 international.humber.caProgram Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
MUSIC & PERFORMING ARTS
Certificates and Diplomas
Acting for Film and Television 4 English. Audition and letters $15,874 September – Lakeshore
10351 of reference.
Comedy: Writing and Performance 4 English. Audition. $15,874 September – Lakeshore
12211
Music, Introduction to Commercial Jazz Music 2 English. Online audition. $15,874 September – Lakeshore
JM1
Theatre Arts – Performance 6 English. Audition. $18,910 September – Lakeshore
04881
Theatre Arts – Production 4 English. Cover letter and $15,874 September – Lakeshore
04891 resumé.
Degrees
Music (Bachelor of) 8 English. Audition. $19,807 September/January/May Work Placement Lakeshore
2206
SKILLED TRADES
Certificates and Diplomas
Building Construction Technician 4 English, Math. $15,874 September Co-op (opt)◊ North
BC211
Cabinet Making 3 English, Math. $15,874 September/January – North
30991
Carpentry and Renovation Technician 3 English, Math. $15,874 September/January – North
CR211
Carpentry and Renovation Techniques 2 English, Math. $15,874 September – North
CR111
Electrical Techniques 2 English, Math. $15,874 September/January/May – North
04021
Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician 4 English, Math. $15,874 September/January – North
03271
Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 6 English, Math. $15,874 September/January Work Placement North
Technology
03601
Industrial Woodworking Technician 3 English, Math. $17,027 September/January – North
30891
Mechanical Techniques – Millwright 2 English, Math. $15,874 September/January/May – North
04991
Plumbing Techniques 2 English, Math. $15,874 September/January/May – North
03991
Welding Techniques 2 English, Math. $15,874 September/January/May – North
WT111
Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. ††
Additional requirements may include a portfolio, audition, letter of intent, references, etc., and vary by
program. Visit the program page on the website for complete details.
*Tuition fees listed are for two semesters (unless otherwise noted) and include both Health Insurance
and mandatory non-tuition-fees. Fees are accurate at the time of printing, but are subject to change. Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada.
‡
See international.humber.ca/fees for full details.
**Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.
&
Students pursuing these programs may not be eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada. ◊
Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will have the
^^Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be called co-op, opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.
internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program descriptions at humber.ca/
search/full-time.html for details.
2 0 2 0/2 0 21 H U M B E R I N T E R N AT I O N A L V I E W B O O K 17ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATES
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Feesˆ Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING & MANAGEMENT
Arts Administration and Cultural Management 3 English. Bachelor’s degree or advanced $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
27551 diploma, preferably in arts, humanities,
fine arts or performing arts. Cover letter
and resumé.
Entrepreneurial Enterprise, Business 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
Management diploma or diploma.
EE511
Financial Planning 2 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
20791
Fundraising Management 3 English. Bachelor’s degree or advanced $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
FR511 diploma.
Global Business Management 4 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September/ Work Placement Lakeshore
20841 January/May
Human Resources Management 2 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
02541
Insurance Management – Property 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 September Work Placement North
and Casualty diploma or diploma.
IM511
Professional Accounting Practice 3 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September/January Work Placement North
PA511
Project Management 3 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September/January/ – North
31521 May
Public Administration 3 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
20531
Research Analyst 2 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
15021
Sport Business Management 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 September Work Placement North
SB511 diploma or diploma.
Supply Chain Management 2 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September/January – North
10151
COMMUNITY & SOCIAL SERVICES
Addictions and 3 English. Bachelor’s degree, resumé and $18,910 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
Mental Health letter of intent.
MH511
Systems Navigator 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 September Work Placement North
SN511 diploma or diploma in health, or social
and community services, or other health-
related or human services field.
CREATIVE ARTS & DESIGN
Creative Book Publishing ‡ 1 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 May – Lakeshore
12251 diploma or diploma. Resumé,cover letter,
essay and interview.
Creative Writing – Fiction, Creative 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 September/ – Online
Non-Fiction, Poetry ‡ diploma or diploma. Work-in-progress January/May
12231 form, writing sample and cover letter.
User Experience (UX) Design 2 English. Bachelor degree or advanced $18,910 September Work Placement North
UX511 diploma.
FASHION & ESTHETICS
Fashion Management and Promotions 2 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
40501
18 international.humber.caProgram Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Feesˆ Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
FOUNDATIONS & LANGUAGE TRAINING
Teaching English as a Second Language 2 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
(TESL)
09841
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Exercise Science and Lifestyle Management 2 Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology, Physical $18,910 September Work Placement North
14131 Education, or Human Kinetics including
completion of the following courses:
Human Anatomy; Human Physiology;
Exercise Physiology – Biomechanics;
Statistics/Research Methods.
Regulatory Affairs 3 English. Bachelor in Science, majoring in $17,027 September Work Placement North
07721 health science, pharmacy, some areas
in life sciences or a related field. Video
introduction, case study and interview.
HOSPITALITY & TOURISM
Advanced Chocolate and Confectionery 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 September – North
Artistry diploma or diploma in baking and pastry
AC511 arts management, culinary management or
apprentice cook program.
Event Management 2 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
40511
Hospitality and Tourism Operations 2 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September Work Placement North
Management
14101
INFORMATION, COMPUTER & DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY
Enterprise Software Development 2 English. Bachelor’s degree in Computer $19,807 September – North
ES521 Science or Information Technology.
Information Technology Solutions 4 English. Bachelor’s degree. $19,807 September/January – North
IT521
Web Development 3 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $19,807 September Work Placement North
11491 diploma or diploma.
Wireless Telecommunications 2 English. A bachelor’s degree, advanced $18,910 September/January – North
20331 diploma or diploma in physics,
mathematics, electrical or computer
engineering, electronics, telecommunica-
tions or an engineering-related field.
Vladislav Milevskiy, Russia
ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATE,
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS
I currently work as an IT Solution Developer at TD Bank. My program at
Humber allowed me to improve my experience and knowledge of open
source technologies and apply my skills to existing business challenges
in the workforce. I’ve received 7 Spotlight Awards and 1 Starlight Award
since graduating. Humber’s teaching approach and topics is unique
because it incorporates a balance of hands-on, theoretical knowledge
and business communication skills, whereas back in Russia it was
purely theoretical.
2 0 2 0/2 0 21 H U M B E R I N T E R N AT I O N A L V I E W B O O K 19Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Feesˆ Starting Dates Work Placement / Campus
Requirements†† Co-opˆˆ
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
International Development 3 English. Bachelor’s degree. Essay. $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
20831
JUSTICE & LEGAL STUDIES
Alternative Dispute Resolution 2 English. Bachelor’s degree. $18,910 September – Lakeshore
15061
Forensic Identification 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 September – Lakeshore
FI511 diploma or diploma.
Paralegal 3 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 September/January Work Placement North
PL511 diploma or diploma in Business, Social
Sciences or related field.
MEDIA, PUBLIC RELATIONS & MARKETING
Advertising – Account Management 2 Bachelor’s degree or advanced diploma. $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
15051 Cover letter and resumé.
Advertising – Media Management 2 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
20881
Advertising Copywriting 2 English. Bachelor’s degree or advanced $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
11621 diploma. Letter of intent. Writing portfolio.
Content Strategy 2 A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma $17,027 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
CS511 or diploma in a related field.
Film and Multiplatform Storytelling 2 English. A bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
FM511 diploma or diploma.
Journalism 3 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 September Work Placement North
JR511 diploma or diploma.
Marketing Management 2 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
02241
Post-Production 3 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $18,910 September Work Placement North
10371 diploma or diploma. Resume and portfolio.
Professional Writing and Communications 2 English. Bachelor’s degree. $17,027 September Work Placement Lakeshore
PW511
Public Relations 2 Bachelor’s degree. Interview, letter of $17,027 September/January Work Placement Lakeshore
04561 intent and resumé.
Radio and Media Production 2 English. A bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 September Work Placement North
RM511 diploma or diploma.
Television Writing and Producing 2 Bachelor's degree, advanced diploma $17,027 September – Lakeshore
TW511 or diploma.
MUSIC & PERFORMING ARTS
Music Business 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 May – Lakeshore
MB511 diploma or diploma. Note: Three
semester program delivered in an
accelerated two-semester format.
Music Composition ‡ 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,027 September – Online
MC511 diploma or diploma. Sample
composition.
Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. ††
Additional requirements may include a portfolio, audition, letter of intent, references, etc., and vary by
program. Visit the program page on the website for complete details.
*Tuition fees listed are for two semesters (unless otherwise noted) and include both Health Insurance
and mandatory non-tuition-fees. Fees are accurate at the time of printing, but are subject to change. ‡
Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada.
See international.humber.ca/fees for full details.
**Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.
&
Students pursuing these programs may not be eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada. ◊
Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will have the
^^Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be called co-op, opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.
internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program descriptions at humber.ca/
search/full-time.html for details.
20 international.humber.caWORK-INTEGRATED
LEARNING
In addition to academic classroom study, you also have the
opportunity to work with professionals in your field and gain
real-world experience through work-integrated learning. Depending
on your program, your options can include field placements,
co-ops, internships, or collaborating with Humber faculty and
industry partners on applied research projects.
These hands-on and direct work experiences help bridge
the gap between classroom and industry and prepare you with
invaluable job experience before you graduate.
In today’s rapidly shifting international economy, this is a critical
head start that gives you the skills and competencies that
employers immediately recognize and value. These opportunities
also empower you to think critically, solve problems, and
become a leader of change as you start your career.
Liza Korotka, Odessa, Ukraine
BACHELOR OF FILM AND MEDIA PRODUCTION
From a very early age, I knew I wanted to pursue a career
in the film or TV industry. Once I graduated from high school,
my parents and I started looking for colleges all over the world;
we choose Canada because of its well-established film industry
in the country. I was also attracted by the variety of practical and
theoretical courses Humber has and the great reviews I found
online from other Humber media students.
As soon the classes started, I was sure this was the right program
for me. The professors have a lot of experience and are very
inspiring as well. I learned step by step of film-making; from
pre-production to post-production. I also developed other skills,
such as critical thinking and time management.
During my time at Humber, I completed a variety of assignments
and projects. The one I am the proudest of is my documentary
“My Country is Missing” which is a short film about the current
events in my country, Ukraine. The documentary was very well
received by critics and screened at various international films
festivals including JAYU Human Rights Film Festival, Berlin Lift-Off
Film Festival, and California Film Awards.
Watch Liza’s story:
https://youtu.be/zBXLezgBO8s
2 0 2 0/2 0 21 H U M B E R I N T E R N AT I O N A L V I E W B O O K 21CAREER OUTCOMES
Humber emphasizes hands-on, career-focused learning
and holds the success of our students as our highest
priority. We help graduates be successful in their careers,
contribute to the communities they serve, and be
global leaders.
CAREER SERVICES
EMPLOYER SATISFACTION Humber’s Academic & Career Success Centre is available to all current
students and recent graduates. Our advisors are available at both our
97% North and Lakeshore campuses. In addition to academic advising issues,
their services can help you with the following career-related advising:
• Job search assistance
of employers believe that
• Career assessment tools
Humber alumni are well • Job postings
prepared for work* • Resume and cover letter review
• Interview preparation
• Employer connections
• Career management strategies
GRADUATE EMPLOYMENT
CAREER EVENTS
85% Career Services hosts events throughout the year that let you connect
with employers and learn about specific career options.
• Career Steps Series Workshops to teach students various
of alumni are
job-related skills
employed six months • Campus recruitment
after graduation* • Information sessions
• Networking opportunities
• Workshops and guest speakers
*The Key Performance Indicator (KPI) Graduate and Employer Satisfaction Surveys for
2017-2018 Survey Cycle. For more information: www.collegesontario.ca
In January 2019, Career Fairs were held at both North and Lakeshore
campuses. Over 50 companies met and interviewed our students at
this networking event including PepsiCo, World Education Services,
Apex Systems and Ontario Place Corporation. In collaboration with
the academic faculties, job fairs are held for students, based on their
program area.
22 international.humber.caWORKING WHILE STUDYING
Part-time employment opportunities are available to international
students for working both on and off campus. You can work up
to 24 hours per week during regular school sessions and work full
time during scheduled breaks, such as the winter and summer
holidays or reading week.
Working on campus Aman Jain, Mumbai, India
Working on campus will help you gain valuable work experience,
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE, MARKETING MANAGEMENT
learn about services at Humber and earn extra money.
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE, ADVERTISING – MEDIA
Most positions are relatively flexible to your study schedule.
MANAGEMENT
Working off campus
Working off campus is a great opportunity to gain first-hand I work as a Digital Ads Platform Coordinator for Omnicom,
experience with a Canadian company and work environment. You an interconnected global network of leading marketing
must have a valid study permit that states you are eligible to communications company. I work directly with media planners
work off campus. on revising and maintaining digital media campaigns to improve
For more information, visit performance and delivery.
careers.humber.ca/international-students The career services centre at Humber helped me build my resume
and taught me how to use Linkedin effectively. The internship
component in my program also helped me gain the skills that I
POST-GRADUATION WORK PERMIT needed to find a job when I graduate.
If you are in a program of eight months or more, you may be eligible
for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP).
For more information, visit Watch Aman’s story:
canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/ https://youtu.be/biMxOinq9XA
study-canada/work/after-graduation/about
Lichuan Wen, Yichun, China
DIPLOMA, MULTIMEDIA DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
Employer networking event at the Faculty of Business Everything I’ve learned through the Multimedia Design and
Development Diploma came in handy once I started working in
the field. I also received two awards: The Best of Best Student
Showcase Award among 13 institutions across Ontario at
2015 Digifest, and an Inspiration Award at 2019 Technology
Enabled Seminar + Showcase from eCampusOntario.
As a Humber international student, I worked as an intern for
the Centre for Teaching and Learning at Humber College, which
became my full-time job. Most importantly, my time at Humber
has shown me that passionate people can change the world.
Watch Lichuan’s story:
https://youtu.be/XNPFQzo5WYU
Information Technology Solutions capstone showcase 2 0 2 0/2 0 21 H U M B E R I N T E R N AT I O N A L V I E W B O O K 23GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES
If you’re looking to expand
your international learning
experience further, Humber
offers you opportunities to
travel, study and broaden
your horizons.
While completing your Humber program, you can take time to
explore other new cultures, enhance your language skills and
challenge yourself in unique ways.
These global opportunities also help you gain international work
experience, build new career skills and connections, and develop
a deep global perspective valued by employers. Each year, more
than 700+ Humber students “go global” and have access to
financial support through a Student Travel Bursary.
INTERNATIONAL WORK PLACEMENTS
As part of your Humber program, you have the choice to complete
Alykhan Hajee, Nairobi, Kenya your work placement in Canada or abroad.
DIPLOMA, MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS
SEMESTERS ABROAD
I took part in the Summer Abroad Exchange program and went to Earn credits within your program while studying at one of our
Parul University in Gujarat, India for one month during the summer. international partner institutions.
My trip abroad proved to me that outside of our small bubbles that ACADEMIC SUMMER PROGRAMS
we are enclosed in, there are far greater experiences to live through Study and live abroad for two to four weeks while earning
and journeys to embark. academic credits.
My experience in India allowed me to gain a lot of knowledge about GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP CERTIFICATE
Indian culture and society. It shaped me to think differently and live Gain global skills, knowledge and perspective with this unique
more positively. I explored sites including the Taj Mahal, the Laxmi program that runs alongside your Humber academic studies.
Vilas Palace, Sursagar Lake and Mahatma Gandhi’s home.
GLOBAL SUMMER SCHOOL AT HUMBER
Learn from experts and work with peers from around the world
and on practical projects that address global issues.
3,000+ 300+
STUDENTS GLOBAL
PARTICIPATED CITIZENSHIP
IN GLOBAL LEARNING CERTIFICATE
SINCE 2010 PARTICIPANTS
40+
GLOBAL ACADEMIC
PARTNERS IN 6
CONTINENTS
To learn more, visit
humber.ca/global-opportunitiesIn 2019, Humber
students travelled
to 46 countries
for study and
work placements
including:
Denmark Ireland
AUS T RIA
CHIN A
CROAT IA
DENM ARK
F INL A ND
IREL A ND
Peru Vietnam INDIA
I TALY
JA M AICA
JAPA N
K E N YA
T HE NE T HERL A NDS
NE W Z E AL A ND
PERU
New Zealand Kenya SW EDE N
TAIWA N
V IE T N A M
U.K .
Where will you go?
India Finland
2 0 2 0/2 0 21 H U M B E R I N T E R N AT I O N A L V I E W B O O K 25HUMBER BACHELOR’S
DEGREES
Humber's four-year Bachelor's Degree programs combine the
academic excellence of a bachelor’s degree with practical
knowledge and career-focused experience.
Degree students complete a comprehensive curriculum that is
grounded in specialized classroom theory and taught by professors
with outstanding academic credentials. You also receive industry-
guided and job-relevant instruction and have the opportunity to
develop practical skills through hands-on field experience and
work-integrated learning. It’s a unique combination that gives you
deep understanding of your chosen profession and the benefit of
Dominika Szpunar, Rzeszow, Poland being a job-ready graduate with practical experience that employers
BACHELOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN are looking for.
With 28 Bachelor’s Degree programs to choose from, there’s a
I have always been a creative type, and Humber’s Bachelor of pathway for you to match your strengths and interests and give
Interior Design balances both creativity and technique – that’s how yourself a clear advantage in a competitive world.
I knew this program was the right fit for me.
My professors taught me how to channel my ideas and transform FOUR-YEAR HONOURS BACHELOR’S DEGREES
a project from conceptual to a functional design. Besides
Bachelor of Applied Arts – Paralegal Studies
learning all the essential technical skills, the assignments and
Bachelor of Behavioural Science
tasks involved logical thinking, creative problem-solving, and
Bachelor of Child and Youth Care
documenting large-scale projects from the concept to construction
Bachelor of Commerce
documentation. Now I am working as a junior designer in a
• Accounting
Toronto-based architectural firm. My next goal is to become a
• Digital Business Management
fully certified interior designer and work on different commercial
• Fashion Management
projects, like community and art centers, for instance.
• Finance
• Healthcare Management
• Hospitality and Tourism Management
• Human Resources Management
• International Business
• Management Studies
• Marketing
• Supply Chain Management
Bachelor of Community Development
Bachelor of Creative Advertising
Bachelor of Design
Bachelor of Digital Communications
Bachelor of Film and Media Production
Bachelor of Health Sciences – Workplace Health and Wellness
Bachelor of Industrial Design
Bachelor of Interior Design
Bachelor of International Development
Bachelor of Journalism
Bachelor of Music
Bachelor of Nursing*
Bachelor of Public Relations
Bachelor of Social Science – Criminal Justice
To learn more, visit
humber.ca/degrees
*University of New Brunswick-Humber collaborative degree program.
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