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2021/2022
IN T ERN AT ION AL
V IE W BOOK
international.humber.ca
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Welcome to Humber
I would like to start by thanking you for taking the time to
consider Humber as an option. We are focused on your future
and take the responsibility of your education very seriously.
I am glad Canada is on your ‘consideration list’ of education
options around the world. We have been educating thousands
of international students from around the world – more than
130 countries at last count – for many years. Students have
told us that they chose Canada, Toronto and Humber because
of our global outlook, incredible international sensibilities and
tremendous career-focused education. Our student surveys
tell us that we continue to exceed student expectations on
these items.
Over the past year, we have all had to face changes in the way
we live and learn beyond what any of us had imagined. Even
with all the change, some things have remained constant.
Humber’s commitment to ongoing quality education remains,
and can be seen in the incredible investment and energy we
have put into making our online studies unique, relevant and
student-focused. Our faculty members have fully embraced
online learning and are developing truly innovative ways to
engage with their students and for students to engage with
each other, from wherever you are in the world.
Our commitment goes beyond the classroom. We will
continue to provide you and your fellow students with
career-focused education and connections to industry in a
supportive and student-focused environment.
I look forward to welcoming you to Humber soon!
Andrew Ness
Dean, International
Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning
#1 EMPLOYER SATISFACTION†*
130+
#1 EMPLOYMENT AFTER SIX
MONTHS‡*
NATIONALITIES
33,000+ 6,500+ 10,000+
FULL-TIME STUDENTS INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS GRADUATES ANNUALLY
†
Highest employer satisfaction in the GTA at 97%. ‡ 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.ontariocolleges.ca
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Why Humber?
Because we
are focused
on your future.
For more than 50 years, Humber College has been a
global leader in career-focused learning.
With 33,000 full-time students including over 6,500
international students, we are the largest college in
Canada with two beautiful, state-of-the-art campuses.
Our programs provide you with the opportunity to learn
through a balance of theoretical and practical knowledge
with a focus on incorporating current industry trends,
and teaching practical problem-solving skills.
From 20 varsity sports teams, 50+ student clubs,
mentorship programs, and global opportunities for an
enriching study or work experience, Humber College is
committed to your success in all aspects of your life.
With our diverse experiential learning opportunities
ranging from work placements, internships, applied
research projects and more, you’ll be even closer to your
dream career by the time you graduate.
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Vania Gunawardi, Jakarta, Indonesia
DIPLOMA, PHOTOGRAPHY
Choosing the right institution was very important to me –
a college that would provide me with the best learning
experience and make me career ready. Photography was my
passion and now I wanted to pursue it as a career. Humber,
with their expert faculty, modern labs, devices that meet the
industry standards and multiple resource centres, was exactly
the kind of college I was looking for; I wanted to learn from
the very best.
As part of my program at Humber, I also decided to go to
Otago Polytechnic in New Zealand for a summer abroad
experience. The idea of gaining academic credits while
travelling sounded like a perfect summer plan to me. It was
a chance to meet students from around the world and learn
the cultural history of the country.
I gained valuable Canadian experience by working as
a Global Learning Student Ambassador and also as a
photographer for the Humber Hawks. Both jobs provided
me with a mix of skills and experiences that I can add
to my resumé, which is going to be very useful for my
future employment.
When I look back to my first day on campus and remember
how overwhelmed I was, I feel fortunate to have come this far
with the support of many, including my peer mentor. I have
so many new friends now and have expanded my network by
getting to know new people in the industry.
Watch why each year 6,500 international students
from 130+ countries choose Humber College
tinyurl.com/HumberGlobalStudentStories
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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 cultural hub, but it is also an internationally
recognized centre for business, research and innovation, health sciences, media and the arts.
No matter what area of study you choose, there are excellent opportunities to establish your career,
make industry contacts and learn from world-leading professionals and organizations.
WORLD-CLASS CONNECTIVITY
LARGEST CITY IN CANADA
TORONTO PEARSON AIRPORT IS CANADA’S
HOME TO 3 MILLION PEOPLE
LARGEST AND BUSIEST AIRPORT
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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.
Outside of the city, there are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy, such as hiking, biking, downhill skiing
and natural wonders to explore like Niagara Falls.
Modern, friendly and full of life, Toronto is a city that will open many doors for you to enrich your studies
and learn more about yourself and the world around you.
QUALITY OF LIVING SAFEST CITY BEST STUDENT CITY
2 BEST CITY IN
ND
RANKED 1 IN ST
RANKED 2ND BEST STUDENT
NORTH AMERICA.1 NORTH AMERICA.2 CITY IN NORTH AMERICA.3
Anthony Moskowski, Vaughan, Canada
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE, MARKETING
Toronto is the city that holds my heart. I live in Vaughan which
is located in the north of the city, but Toronto’s Entertainment
District is where I socialize with my friends. Torontonians are
very friendly, and the city is culturally diverse, which is why you
can easily become friends with people from all over the world.
During summer I enjoy biking around the city and in winter I like
tobogganing. If you are a basketball fan then I suggest you
watch a Toronto Raptors game, our professional basketball team.
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Mercer Quality of Living City Ranking 2019. 2 Economist Intelligence Unit’s 2019 Safe Cities Index (covering digital security,
health security, infrastructure security and personal security) . 3 QS 2019.
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Our Locations
North Campus
Humber’s North Campus is located in the
northwest part of Toronto and is easily
accessible by Toronto public transit. It is
home to more than 20,000 full-time
Canadian and international students and
is also conveniently connected to walking
paths through the nature gardens of
Humber Arboretum and cycling paths along
the Humber River.
The North Campus offers many services such
as a library, study areas, an indoor pool,
athletics facilities, and a spa. The campus
has a variety of eating establishments, cafes,
a student-run fine dining restaurant and a
student-run food truck.
Lakeshore
Campus
Located in historic west-end Toronto on
Lake Ontario, the Lakeshore campus
provides a stimulating and supportive
study environment. The campus is home
to more than 10,600 full-time Canadian
and international students and has a
library, cafeteria, and gymnasium.
The LEED-Silver certified Lakeshore
Commons building features airy, open
common areas and workspaces, computer
labs, multi-media production suites, and
an art gallery. Students can spend their
free time biking and hiking with friends, or
attending a live theatre, comedy show, or HUMBER CAMPUS COMPASS
music concert in the Performing Arts Centre. Humber Campus Compass is our wayfinding app
The campus is easily accessible by Toronto for iOS and Android mobile smart devices. It helps
public transit and is close to the many students and visitors find a wide range of campus
cultural attractions of downtown Toronto. features including classrooms, vending machines,
eateries, ATMs, accessible routes and much more.
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International Graduate School
Located in the heart of Toronto, Humber’s new International Graduate School
(IGS) is set to open in January 2021. The school is steps away from the Yonge
and Bloor intersection in the heart of downtown Toronto, with access to the
main subway lines of the public transit system with connections to the airport,
the GO Transit system and an extensive bus system.
With a focus on business and technology, the IGS provides a professional
learning environment connecting students with business and industry in
the downtown core. Brand new classrooms, state-of-the-art technology, a
learning commons and study spaces, will allow you to work collaboratively on
interdisciplinary projects in an intimate learning environment. Work-integrated
programs, networking opportunities and an alumni mentorship program will
provide pathways to career opportunities through the industry hub. Programs
are tailored specifically for international graduate students to ensure
successful transition to learning and working in Canada.
Humber’s unique graduate education advances the careers of students while
also providing opportunities for advanced standing in a master’s credential
through one of Humber’s global partners, which means less time and expense
for further education.
The school is a great choice for those who want to study with other
international students in a smaller downtown location. You will be in the heart
of Toronto’s vibrant downtown core with a variety of cafes and restaurants,
galleries and museums, theatres, festivals and sporting events.
Study at Humber
We have more than 200 full-time programs and a wide range of credentials across a
variety of areas of interest, all designed to meet your academic and career goals.
ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATE ONTARIO COLLEGE ADVANCED in your chosen career
∙ Intended for students who already have DIPLOMA ∙ 8 months (1 academic year)
a bachelor’s degree or an appropriate ∙ You will learn in an accelerated humber.ca/full-time-programs
postsecondary credential, an Ontario career-specific program to prepare
graduate certificate will give you for real working experience
CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
specialized knowledge in your field ∙ 3-year duration ∙ In these concentrated areas of study, you
of interest and prepare you for are able to transfer credits to another
humber.ca/full-time-programs college, or be hired and/or promoted as
career success
∙ 1 – 2 years duration a result of receiving such a certificate
ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA ∙ 2-3 semesters duration
humber.ca/postgrad ∙ Through career-focused courses, you
will be given the tools to be work-ready humber.ca/full-time-programs
HONOURS BACHELOR’S DEGREE for various career specialties when
∙ With a blend of theory-based learning you graduate
ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC
and practical experiences, you will ∙ Most programs are 2 years PURPOSES
advance in a competitive world through humber.ca/full-time-programs
∙ Improve English communication skills in
career-focused degrees an intensive, full-time academic program
∙ 4-year duration ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE ∙ 8 levels of study (each 7 weeks long)
∙ These short-term certificates allow with 6 intake dates per year
humber.ca/degrees
you to establish a foundation in liberalarts.humber.ca/programs/
a given field or advance your skills english-for-academic-purposes
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Program and Admission Requirements
CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS AND BACHELOR’S DEGREES
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Work Placement/ Campus
Requirements†† Dates Co-opˆˆ
APPLIED TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING
Certificates and Diplomas
Architectural Technology 6 English, Math $19,856 Sept/Jan Work North
03371 Placement (opt)
Civil Engineering Technology 6 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North
03351 Placement (opt)
Construction Engineering Technology 6 English, Math $16,350 Sept Co-op (opt)◊ North
CE311
Electrical Engineering Technician 4 English, Math $17,537 Sept/Jan – North
– Control Systems
30111
Electrical Engineering Technology 6 English, Math $17,537 Sept/Jan Co-op (opt)◊ North
– Control Systems
30101
Electromechanical Engineering Technician 4 English, Math $17,537 Sept/Jan – North
3070R
Electromechanical Engineering 6 English, Math $17,537 Sept/Jan Co-op (opt)◊ North
Technology
3071R
Electronics Engineering Technician 4 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan – North
03531
Electronics Engineering Technology 6 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan Co-op (opt)◊ North
03511
Landscape Technician 4 English, Math $16,350 Sept – North
01521
Mechanical Engineering Technician 4 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan – North
30601
Mechanical Engineering Technology 6 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan Co-op (opt)◊ North
30731
Sustainable Energy and Building 6 English, Math $19,856 Sept Work Placement North
Technology (opt)◊
31551
Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. ††
Additional requirements may include a portfolio, audition, letter of intent, references, etc.,
*Tuition fees listed are for two semesters (unless otherwise noted) and include both health and vary by program. Visit the program page on the website for complete details.
insurance and mandatory non-tuition fees. Fees are accurate at the time of printing, but ‡
Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience
are subject to change. See international.humber.ca/fees for full details. in Canada.
†
Students pursuing these programs may not be eligible for postgraduate work experience **Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.
in Canada. ◊
Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will
^^Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be have the opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.
called co-op, internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program These programs have limited seats for international students.
descriptions at humber.ca/search/full-time.html for details.9
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Work Placement/ Campus
Requirements†† Dates Co-opˆˆ
BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING & MANAGEMENT
Certificates and Diplomas
Accounting, Business 4 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work North
02211 Placement
Accounting, Business Administration 6 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work North
02111 Placement (opt)
Business Administration 6 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work North
02511 Sept/Jan Placement Lakeshore
Business Administration (Co-op) 6 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan Co-op Lakeshore
20091
Business Management 4 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work North
02251 Sept/Jan Placement Lakeshore
Financial Services, Business Management 4 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
20061 Placement
Professional Golf Management, Business 6 English, Math $16,350 Sept Work North
Administration Placement
20231
Sport Management 6 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North
14181 Placement
Degrees
Accounting (Bachelor of Commerce) 8 English, Math $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
22211 Placement
Digital Business Management 8 English, Math $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
(Bachelor of Commerce) Placement
DB411
Finance (Bachelor of Commerce) 8 English, Math $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
22271 Placement
Healthcare Management 8 English, Math $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
(Bachelor of Commerce) Placement
HM411
Human Resources Management 8 English, Math $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
(Bachelor of Commerce) Placement
22111
International Business 8 English, Math $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
(Bachelor of Commerce) Placement
22121
Management Studies 8 English, Math $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
(Bachelor of Commerce) Placement
22291
Supply Chain Management 8 English, Math $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
(Bachelor of Commerce) Placement
22261
CHILDREN & YOUTH
Certificates and Diplomas
Child and Youth Care 6 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
CY311 Placement
Child and Youth Care – Accelerated 4 English. Bachelor’s degree, $24,525 Sept Work Lakeshore
CY321 advanced diploma or Placement
diploma
Early Childhood Education 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work North
07911 Placement
Degrees
Child and Youth Care (Bachelor of) 8 English $19,856 Sept Work Lakeshore
22231 Placement10 HUMBER INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2021|2022
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Work Placement/ Campus
Requirements†† Dates Co-opˆˆ
COMMUNITY & SOCIAL SERVICES
Certificates and Diplomas
Developmental Services Worker 4 English $16,350 Sept Work Lakeshore
01101 Placement
Developmental Services Worker – 3 English, Bachelor’s degree, $24,525 Sept Work Lakeshore
Accelerated advanced diploma or Placement
10401 diploma
Funeral Director Class 1 (Embalming) 5 English. Letter of intent, $16,350 Sept Work North
FD211 resumé and questionnaire Placement
Personal Support Worker 2 English $16,350 Sept Work North
07741 Placement
Social Service Worker 4 English $16,350 Sept Work Lakeshore
01221 Placement
Degrees
Addictions & Mental Health 8 English TBD◊◊ Sept Work Lakeshore
(Bachelor of Social Science) Placement
MH411
Behavioural Science (Bachelor of) 8 English $19,856 Sept Work Lakeshore
BH411 Placement
Community Development (Bachelor of) 8 English $19,856 Sept Work Lakeshore
CD411 Placement
CREATIVE ARTS & DESIGN
Certificates and Diplomas
Graphic Design 6 English $19,856 Sept/Jan Work North
11571 Placement
Graphic Design for Print and Web& 2 English. Portfolio $9,705 Sept/Jan – North
GR911
Interior Decorating 4 English $17,537 Sept/Jan Work North
31511 Placement (opt)
Multimedia Design and Development 4 English. Portfolio and $17,537 Sept/Jan Work North
11701 written submission Placement
Photography 4 English. Portfolio $16,350 Sept Work North
PH211 Placement
Visual and Digital Arts 4 English. Portfolio and $16,350 Sept – Lakeshore
10581 written submission
Web Design and Development& 2 English. Cover letter and $9,705 Sept/Jan – North
WD911 resumé
Creative Arts & Design table continues on the next page
Reynaldo A. Sia, Jr. Manila, Philippines
CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT, WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
The courses in the Web Design and Development program include essential content
which helps me build strong foundations in design and programming. Adobe programs,
such as Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects and XD, as well as programming languages
like HTML, CSS and JavaScript have given me confidence that my career will thrive after
completing my studies at Humber.
I am certain that the hands-on skills that I am gaining will add to my career as an HR
systems and analytics professional. I’m currently working as a Database Administrator
at Humber College. My HR background and Information Technology knowledge
combined will give me an edge in my professional journey.11
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Work Placement/ Campus
Requirements†† Dates Co-opˆˆ
Degrees
Design (Bachelor of) 8 English $19,856 Sept Work North
DS411 Placement
Industrial Design (Bachelor of) 8 English, Math. Portfolio $20,995 Sept Work North
22031 and writing sample Placement
Interior Design (Bachelor of) 8 English, Math. Portfolio $20,995 Sept Work North
22051 and writing sample Placement
EMERGENCY SERVICES
Certificates and Diplomas
Fire Services 4 English, Math and Biology/ $16,350 Sept – North
FS211 Chemistry
Police Foundations 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan – Lakeshore
11071
FASHION & BEAUTY
Certificates and Diplomas
Cosmetic Management 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan – North
21781
Esthetician/Spa Management 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North
20871 Placement
Fashion Arts and Business 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North
FA211 Placement
Degrees
Fashion Management 8 English, Math $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
(Bachelor of Commerce) Placement
22101
FOUNDATIONS & LANGUAGE TRAINING
Certificates and Diplomas
Art Foundation 2 English $16,350 Sept _ Lakeshore
04691
Design Foundation 2 English $16,350 Sept/Jan _ North
09151
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)‡ 1-4 $3,395.75/ Continuous _ Lakeshore
09371 level Intake
Media Foundation 2 English $16,350 Sept _ North
09501
Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced 2 English. Mandatory $16,350 Sept _ North
Diplomas and Degrees admission testing
PH111
Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. ‡
Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience
*Tuition fees listed are for two semesters (unless otherwise noted) and include both health in Canada.
insurance and mandatory non-tuition fees. Fees are accurate at the time of printing, but **Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.
are subject to change. See international.humber.ca/fees for full details. ◊
Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will
†
Students pursuing these programs may not be eligible for postgraduate work experience have the opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.
in Canada. ◊◊
Fees are pending Ministry funding approval. Refer to the program page on the website for
^^Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be up-to-date information.
called co-op, internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program These programs have limited seats for international students.
descriptions at humber.ca/search/full-time.html for details.
††
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.12 HUMBER INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2021|2022
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Work Placement/ Campus
Requirements†† Dates Co-opˆˆ
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Certificates and Diplomas
Biotechnology 4 English, Math, Biology, $16,350 Sept/Jan – North
BT211 Chemistry
Fitness and Health Promotion 4 English, Math, Biology $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work North
10331 or Chemistry or Exercise Placement
Science or Introduction
to Kinesiology
Food and Nutrition Management 4 English, Math, Biology $16,350 Sept Work North
14151 Placement
Massage Therapy 6 English, Biology, Chemistry $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North
14201 or Physics or Exercise Placement
Science or Introduction to
Kinesiology
Nutrition and Healthy Lifestyle Promotion 4 English, Math, Biology $16,350 Sept Work North
10231 Placement
Occupational Therapist Assistant & 4 English, Biology $16,350 Sept Work North
Physiotherapist Assistant Placement
07751
Pharmacy Technician 4 English, Math, Biology, $16,350 Sept Work North
07731 Chemistry Placement
Practical Nursing 4 English. Mandatory $16,350 Sept Work North
07041 admission testing Placement
Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner 6 English, Biology, Chemistry/ $16,350 Sept Work North
TC311 Physics Placement
Degrees
Nursing (Bachelor of) Humber has applied to offer its own honours bachelor’s degree in Nursing.
Please check healthsciences.humber.ca for program status.
Workplace Health and Wellness 8 English, Biology $19,856 Sept Work North
(Bachelor of Health Sciences) Placement
WW411
HOSPITALITY & TOURISM
Certificates and Diplomas
Baking and Pastry Arts Management 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North
14161 Placement
Culinary Management 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North
01911 Placement
Hospitality & Tourism table continues on the next page13
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Work Placement/ Campus
Requirements†† Dates Co-opˆˆ
Culinary Skills 2 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North
14071 Placement
Hospitality – Event Management 4 English $16,350 Sept Work North
EV211 Placement
Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North
Operations Management Placement
HH211
Recreation and Leisure Services 4 English $16,350 Sept Work North
10301 Placement
Tourism – Travel Services Management 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North
T T211 Placement
INFORMATION, COMPUTER & DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY
Certificates and Diplomas
3D Modelling and Visual Effects 2 English. Portfolio, resumé ** Sept/Jan – North
Production& and letter of intent
11671
Animation – 3D 6 English. Portfolio and $20,995 Sept – North
AN311 written statement
Computer Systems Technician – 4 English, Math $17,537 Sept/Jan Co-op (opt) North
Information Technology Infrastructure
and Services
CS211
Computer Engineering Technology 6 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North
03501 Placement (opt)
Computer Programming 4 English, Math $17,537 Sept – North
CP221
Game Programming 6 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan – North
11661
Degrees
Digital Communications (Bachelor of) 8 English $20,995 Sept Work Lakeshore
DC411 Placement
The Virtual Reality (VR) Room is a space for prototyping and testing VR
capabilities and is used in the Game Programming and Animation – 3D
advanced diploma programs.
Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. ††
Additional requirements may include a portfolio, audition, letter of intent, references, etc.,
*Tuition fees listed are for two semesters (unless otherwise noted) and include both health and vary by program. Visit the program page on the website for complete details.
insurance and mandatory non-tuition fees. Fees are accurate at the time of printing, but ‡
Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience
are subject to change. See international.humber.ca/fees for full details. in Canada.
†
Students pursuing these programs may not be eligible for postgraduate work experience **Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.
in Canada. ◊
Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will
^^Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be have the opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.
called co-op, internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program These programs have limited seats for international students.
descriptions at humber.ca/search/full-time.html for details.14 HUMBER INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2021|2022
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Work Placement/ Campus
Requirements†† Dates Co-opˆˆ
JUSTICE & LEGAL STUDIES
Certificates and Diplomas
Community and Justice Services 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
11171 Placement
Law Clerk 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work North
02031 Placement
Paralegal Education 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North
21501 Placement
Protection, Security and Investigation 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan – Lakeshore
24201
Degrees
Criminal Justice, 8 English $19,856 Sept Work Lakeshore
Bachelor of Social Science Placement
CJ411
Bachelor of Paralegal Studies 8 English $19,856 Sept Work Lakeshore
PL411 Placement
MARKETING & ADVERTISING
Certificates and Diplomas
Advertising & Graphic Design 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
04701 Placement
Advertising and Marketing 4 English $16,350 Sept Work Lakeshore
Communications Placement
04621
Marketing, Business 4 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work North
02411 Placement
Degrees
Creative Advertising, (Bachelor of) 8 English. Portfolio and $20,995 Sept Work Lakeshore
22041 writing sample Placement
Marketing (Bachelor of Commerce) 8 English, Math $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
22281 Placement
Tatiana Acevedo, Bogotá, Colombia
DIPLOMA, ADVERTISING AND MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS
Before coming to Canada, I worked in communications and marketing for ten years in
Colombia. I built a successful career, but I felt some gaps in my digital marketing skills.
Humber’s program was the right fit for me. It helped me improve my skills especially in
social media, copywriting, and media planning. I further polished my skills by working in a
part-time job at Humber and during my social media marketing internship.
I am now working as a Junior Communications Specialist at Loblaws, Canada’s largest
retailer. I am amazed by this opportunity with lots of learning and growth potential, and I’ll
take full advantage of it.
Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. ††
Additional requirements may include a portfolio, audition, letter of intent, references, etc.,
*Tuition fees listed are for two semesters (unless otherwise noted) and include both health and vary by program. Visit the program page on the website for complete details.
insurance and mandatory non-tuition fees. Fees are accurate at the time of printing, but ‡
Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience
are subject to change. See international.humber.ca/fees for full details. in Canada.
†
Students pursuing these programs may not be eligible for postgraduate work experience **Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.
in Canada. ◊
Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will
^^Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be have the opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.
called co-op, internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program These programs have limited seats for international students.
descriptions at humber.ca/search/full-time.html for details.15
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Work Placement/ Campus
Requirements†† Dates Co-opˆˆ
MEDIA & PUBLIC RELATIONS
Certificates and Diplomas
Broadcast Television/Videography 4 English. Questionnaire $17,537 Sept/Jan Work North
11581 Placement
Broadcasting – Radio 4 English $17,537 Sept Work North
04851 Placement
Film and Television Production 6 English. Writing sample $19,856 Sept Work North
04831 and questionnaire Placement
Journalism 6 English $16,350 Sept Work North
04751 Placement
Media Communications 4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North/
11681 Placement Lakeshore
Public Relations 6 English $16,350 Sept Work Lakeshore
04761 Placement
Degrees
Film and Media Production (Bachelor of) 8 English. Media project and $20,995 Sept Work Lakeshore
FM411 writing assignment Placement
Journalism (Bachelor of) 8 English $19,856 Sept Work Lakeshore
22241 Placement
Public Relations (Bachelor of) 8 English $20,995 Sept Work Lakeshore
22221 Placement
Yhasmina Garcia, Granada, Spain
DIPLOMA, BROADCAST TELEVISION AND VIDEOGRAPHY
I completed my Master of Journalism from Spain and my career mostly revolved around
photography. I wanted to expand my skills and complement my previous education.
I enrolled in a Diploma in Broadcast Television and Videography at Humber. In addition
to learning technical skills, the program has helped me develop leadership skills and
has also shown me how the television industry works behind the scenes.
I am completing my internship with the Accessible Media Design program at Humber
and my goal is to become a director of photography for TV shows and movies.
PERFORMING ARTS & MUSIC
Certificates and Diplomas
Acting for Film and Television 4 English. Audition $16,350 Sept – Lakeshore
10351
Comedy: Writing and Performance 4 English. One of the $16,350 Sept – Lakeshore
12211 following: Theatrical
monologue, standup routine
or comic writing sample
Music, Introduction to Commercial 2 English. Online audition $16,350 Sept – Lakeshore
Jazz Music
JM1
Theatre Arts – Performance 6 English. Monologues and $19,856 Sept – Lakeshore
04881 creative workshop
Theatre Arts – Production 4 English. Cover letter $16,350 Sept – Lakeshore
04891 and resumé
Degrees
Music (Bachelor of) 8 English. Performance $20,995 Sept Work Placement Lakeshore
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Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Fees* Starting Work Placement/ Campus
Requirements†† Dates Co-opˆˆ
Tomoko Abe, Sapporo City, Japan
BACHELOR, MUSIC
I first came to Canada through a working holiday program, and although I was a
jazz vocalist for 10 years in Japan, I couldn’t sing in English. I started taking weekly
private singing lessons at Humber College after work. As time went by, I became
more interested in the Bachelor of Music program at Humber. One day, I sat in a
first-year vocal master class and was impressed by their performance. They were all
professionals. I wanted to improve so I enrolled at Humber.
During the program we also learned about the history, new technologies, production and
the business of music. My goal is to educate and develop the music culture in Japan.
SKILLED TRADES
Certificates and Diplomas
Building Construction Technician 4 English, Math $16,350 Sept Co-op (opt)◊ North
BC211
Cabinet Making 3 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan – North
30991
Carpentry and Renovation Technician 3 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan – North
CR211
Carpentry and Renovation Techniques 2 English, Math $16,350 Sept – North
CR111
Electrical Techniques 2 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May – North
04021
Heating, Refrigeration and Air 4 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan – North
Conditioning Technician
03271
Heating, Refrigeration and Air 6 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan Work North
Conditioning Technology Placement (opt)
03601
Industrial Woodworking Technician 3 English, Math $17,537 Sept/Jan – North
30891
Mechanical Techniques – Millwright 2 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May – North
04991
Plumbing Techniques 2 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May – North
03991
Welding Techniques 2 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May – North
WT111
Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. ††
Additional requirements may include a portfolio, audition, letter of intent, references, etc.,
*Tuition fees listed are for two semesters (unless otherwise noted) and include both health and vary by program. Visit the program page on the website for complete details.
insurance and mandatory non-tuition fees. Fees are accurate at the time of printing, but ‡
Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience
are subject to change. See international.humber.ca/fees for full details. in Canada.
†
Students pursuing these programs may not be eligible for postgraduate work experience **Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.
in Canada. ◊
Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will
^^Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be have the opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.
called co-op, internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program These programs have limited seats for international students.
descriptions at humber.ca/search/full-time.html for details.17
LEGEND: IGS – International Graduate School
ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATES
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Starting Dates Work Location
Requirements †† Fees* Placement/
Co-opˆˆ
BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING & MANAGEMENT
Arts Administration and 3 English. Bachelor’s degree or advanced $17,537 Sept Work Lakeshore
Cultural Management diploma, preferably in arts, humanities, Placement
27551 fine arts or performing arts. Cover letter,
resume and information session
Business Insights and Analytics 4 A bachelor’s degree from any discipline, $20,995 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
BI511 OR an advanced diploma or diploma May § Placement IGS §
in a related field (business, statistics/
mathematics, or computer programming)
Entrepreneurial Enterprise, 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept Work Lakeshore
Business Management diploma or diploma Placement
EE511
Financial Planning 2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept Work Lakeshore
20791 May § Placement IGS §
Global Business Management 4 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan/May Work Lakeshore
20841 Jan ¶ Placement IGS ¶
Human Resources 2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
Management May § Placement IGS §
02541
Insurance Management – 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept Work North
Property and Casualty diploma or diploma May § Placement IGS §
IM511
Professional Accounting 3 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan Work North
Practice Placement
PA511
Project Management 2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan/May – North
31521 Jan ¶ IGS ¶
Public Administration 3 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept Work Lakeshore
20531 Placement
Research Analyst 2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
15021 May § Placement IGS §
Sport Business Management 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept Work North
SB511 diploma or diploma Placement
Supply Chain Management 2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan – North
10151 Jan ¶ IGS ¶
Praisel Jegede, Abuja, Nigeria
ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATE, INSURANCE MANAGEMENT –
PROPERTY AND CASUALTY
The best thing about this program is the teaching faculty and how they help you to connect
with the industry. We had CEOs and managers come to our classes and speak to us. This
exposure increased my confidence, and networking helped me land full-time job offers.
My professors also helped me work through assignments to develop interpersonal skills,
like public speaking.
The most significant moment for me was getting my co-op placement in an independent
adjusting company. This opportunity came as a result of a Humber College partnership
and connections with the industry.18 HUMBER INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2021|2022
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Starting Dates Work Location
Requirements †† Fees* Placement/
Co-opˆˆ
CHILDREN & YOUTH
Inclusive Resource Practice – 2 Early Childhood Education (ECE) diploma $17,537 Sept Work North
Child and Family or degree; a diploma or degree in a related Placement
IR511 discipline such as psychology or family
sociology. Minimum grade average of 70%
required. Course work in child development
an asset.Cover letter and resumé
COMMUNITY & SOCIAL SERVICES
Addictions and Mental Health 3 English. Bachelor’s degree $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
MH511 Placement
Systems Navigator 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept Work North
SN511 diploma or diploma in health, or social and Placement
community services, or other health-related
or human services field
CREATIVE ARTS & DESIGN
Creative Book Publishing ‡ 1 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 May – Lakeshore
12251 diploma or diploma. Resumé and letter
of intent
Creative Writing – Fiction, 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept/Jan – Online
Creative Non-Fiction, Poetry ‡ diploma or diploma. Work-in-progress form,
12231 writing sample and cover letter
User Experience (UX) Design 2 English. Bachelor degree or advanced $19,856 Sept/Jan Work North
UX511 diploma Placement
FASHION & BEAUTY
Fashion Management 2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept Work Lakeshore
FA511 Placement
FOUNDATIONS & LANGUAGE TRAINING
Teaching English as a Second 2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept Work Lakeshore
Language (TESL) Placement
09841
HEALTH & WELLNESS
Exercise Science and Lifestyle 2 Bachelor’s degree in kinesiology, physical $19,856 Sept Work North
Management education, or human kinetics including Placement
14131 completion of the following courses:
human anatomy; human physiology;
exercise physiology biomechanics;
statistics/research methods
Health Sector Regulatory 3 Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, $17,467 Jan Work North
Compliance diploma or equivalent in a health or Placement
HS511 science-related field
Regulatory Affairs 3 English. Bachelor in Science, majoring $17,537 Sept Work North
07721 in health science, pharmacy, some area Placement
in life sciences or a related field. Video
introduction and resumé
Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. 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 ‡
Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience
insurance and mandatory non-tuition fees. Fees are accurate at the time of printing, but in Canada.
are subject to change. 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 ◊
Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will
in Canada. have the opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.
^^Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be ¶ International Graduate School (IGS) intake starting January 2021
called co-op, internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program § International Graduate School (IGS) intake starting May 2021
descriptions at humber.ca/search/full-time.html for details. Ω International Graduate School (IGS) intake starting September 2021
††
Additional requirements may include a portfolio, audition, letter of intent, references, etc., These programs have limited seats for international students.19
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Starting Dates Work Location
Requirements †† Fees* Placement/
Co-opˆˆ
HOSPITALITY & TOURISM
Advanced Chocolate and 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept – North
Confectionery Artistry diploma or diploma in baking and pastry
AC511 arts management, culinary management or
apprentice cook program
Event Management 2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept Work Lakeshore
40511 Placement
Hospitality and Tourism 2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept Work North
Operations Management Placement
14101
INFORMATION, COMPUTER & DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY
Cloud Computing 2 English. A bachelor’s degree, advanced $19,807 Jan – North
CC511 diploma, diploma or equivalent, in
-NEW- Information Technology (other academic
backgrounds considered on a case-by-
case basis) OR equivalent combination of
related work experience and postsecondary
education as judged by the college
Enterprise Software 2 English. Bachelor’s degree in Computer $20,995 Sept – North
Development Science or Information Technology Sept Ω IGS Ω
ES521
Information Technology 4 English. Bachelor’s degree $20,995 Sept/Jan – North
Solutions Sept Ω IGS Ω
IT521
Web Development 3 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $20,995 Sept/Jan Work North
11491 diploma or diploma Placement
Wireless Telecommunications 2 English. A Bachelor’s degree, $19,856 Sept/Jan – North
20331 advanced diploma or diploma in
physics, mathematics, electrical or
computer engineering, electronics,
telecommunications or an engineering-
related field
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
International Development 3 English. Bachelor’s degree. Essay $17,537 Sept Work Lakeshore
20831 Placement
JUSTICE & LEGAL STUDIES
Alternative Dispute Resolution 2 English. Bachelor’s degree or a diploma in $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
15061 paralegal or law clerk studies Placement
Forensic Identification 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept – Lakeshore
FI511 diploma or diploma
Paralegal 3 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept/Jan Work North
PL511 diploma or diploma in business, social Placement
sciences or related field
MARKETING & ADVERTISING
Advertising – Account 2 Bachelor’s degree or advanced diploma. $17,537 Sept Work Lakeshore
Management Cover letter and resumé Placement
15051
Advertising – Art Direction 3 Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or $17,537 Sept – Lakeshore
AD511 diploma or equivalent
-NEW-
Advertising – Media 2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept Work Lakeshore
Management Placement
2088120 HUMBER INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2021|2022
Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Tuition Starting Dates Work Location
Requirements †† Fees* Placement/
Co-opˆˆ
Advertising Copywriting 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept Work Lakeshore
11621 diploma or diploma. Letter of intent Placement
and writing portfolio
Marketing Management 2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
02241 Jan ¶ Placement IGS ¶
MEDIA & PUBLIC RELATIONS
Content Strategy 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
CS511 diploma or diploma Placement
Film and Multiplatform 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept Work Lakeshore
Storytelling diploma or diploma Placement
FM511
Journalism 3 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma $17,537 Sept Work North
JR511 or diploma. Essay Placement
Post-Production 3 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $19,856 Sept Work North
10371 diploma or diploma Resumé and portfolio Placement
Professional Writing and 2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept Work Lakeshore
Communications Letter of intent Placement
PW511
Public Relations 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept/Jan Work Lakeshore
04561 diploma or diploma Placement
Radio and Media Production 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept Work North
RM511 diploma or diploma Placement
Television Writing and 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept – Lakeshore
Producing diploma or diploma. Information session
TW511 and resumé
PERFORMING ARTS & MUSIC
Music Business 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 May Work Lakeshore
MB511 diploma or diploma. Note: Three semester Placement
program delivered in an accelerated two-
semester format
Music Composition ‡ 2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced $17,537 Sept – Online
MC511 diploma or diploma Sample composition
Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. 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 ‡
Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience
insurance and mandatory non-tuition fees. Fees are accurate at the time of printing, but in Canada.
are subject to change. 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 ◊
Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will
in Canada. have the opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.
^^Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be ¶ International Graduate School (IGS) intake starting January 2021
called co-op, internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program § International Graduate School (IGS) intake starting May 2021
descriptions at humber.ca/search/full-time.html for details. Ω International Graduate School (IGS) intake starting September 2021
††
Additional requirements may include a portfolio, audition, letter of intent, references, etc., These programs have limited seats for international students.21
Work-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 provide 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.
Anxhelo Mecollari, Elbasan, Albania
ADVANCED DIPLOMA, MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY
I visited Canada multiple times before as a tourist and fell
in love with Toronto. I had a dream to study mechanical
engineering and as I was researching, I came across the
program at Humber and also a professor who was from my
country, Albania. We scheduled a phone call and he provided
me with some in-depth information and insights into the
program. I knew that Humber was the right choice.
Each year, I found myself learning new concepts and skills
that prepared me for the upcoming projects. In my fourth
semester, I designed and built a hydraulic automated gripper
that can utilize pick and place robotic systems weighing up
to 4 kg from point A to B.
My program also had a capstone project component, where
our group along with students from other similar programs,
worked on a project with SEW–EuroDrive. We designed an
attachment for an automated guided vehicle that could
handle large size but lightweight payloads of up to 400 kg.
We also created additional storage space for extra batteries
and tools.
Currently, I am working as a research assistant at the Barrett
Centre for Technology Innovation. I enjoy assisting with
various projects, mechanical services, and also training
students on how to operate various equipment.22 HUMBER INTERNATIONAL VIEWBOOK 2021|2022
Career
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 EVENTS, WORKSHOPS
AND JOB PORTAL
Humber’s Advising and Career Services provides supports and
services that prepare you for your job search and future career.
Here are some highlights of what they have to offer:
∙ Annual Career Week Events where you will have the
opportunity to sharpen job search strategies, networking
skills and get insider information from industry recruiters,
∙ Career Steps Workshop Series that help with resumé and
cover letter writing, interviewing, job searching and more,
∙ Coffee chats with our Career Centre Assistants, to discuss
career success tips, and
∙ Alumni interviews to discuss their career trajectory.
*The Key Performance Indicator (KPI) Graduate and Employer Satisfaction Surveys for For more information, visit
2017–2018 Survey Cycle. For more information: www.collegesontario.ca
careers.humber.ca/events-workshops.
Humber’s CareerConnect Job Portal gives Humber students
and recent graduates access to full-time, part-time,
contract, summer, volunteer and on-campus opportunities.
CareerConnect will help connect you to employers offering
placement and co-op opportunities in your field of study,
employment opportunities on and off campus while you study,
as well as job postings with reputable companies for after
you graduate.
To learn more, visit
Employer networking event for business students. careers.humber.ca/student-careerconnect.23
POST-GRADUATION WORK PERMIT
If you are in a program of eight months or more, you may be
eligible for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP).
WORKING 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 on campus, or up to 20 hours per week off
campus, during regular school sessions and work full time during
scheduled breaks, such as the winter and summer holidays or
reading week.
Working on campus
Working on campus will help you gain valuable work experience,
learn about services at Humber and earn extra money. Most
positions are relatively flexible to your study schedule.
Working off campus
Working off campus is a great opportunity to gain first-hand
experience with a Canadian company and work environment.
You must have a valid study permit that states you are eligible
to work off campus. Aditya Dutta, New Delhi, India
For more information, visit ADVANCED DIPLOMA, GAME PROGRAMMING
careers.humber.ca. Video games have always been a part of my life, but
For more information, visit I never thought of making a career out of it. Until
canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/ one day I was playing a Ubisoft game and it inspired
services/study-canada/work/after-graduation/about. me to follow a path in the video game industry.
Game Programming is a video game-focused program,
but the skills you learn are transferable to other industries.
Depending on your career goals, you can either choose to
work for a video game studio or a software developer.
Thanks to Humber’s networking opportunities, I landed
my first job while I was still in my first semester. For
the past three years, I have worked with two different
companies as a game developer and a junior developer.
Since 2019, I have been working part-time as a
programmer for UP360, a start-up based in Toronto.
During the same time, I also worked as a Peer Tutor at
Humber College and initiated an ongoing project that
Students at the 2019 Industrial involved the Faculty of Media & Creative Arts and the
Design Thesis Show. Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation. The goal was
to build a financially affordable breath controller that
would help people who have motor neuron disease
so they can interact more easily with video games.
I also represented Humber College at hackathons
across North America, such as Hack the North,
BostonHacks and MHacks. These hackathons helped
me gain new skills and also provided me with the
opportunity to work with real-world issues.
A Humber education helps you go from
classroom to career, gaining real-world
Information Technology Solutions Capstone Showcase. experience along the way.
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Global Opportunities
If you’re looking to expand
your international learning
experience further, Humber
offers you opportunities to
Roberto (far left) on a trip to Edinburgh with friends.
travel, study and broaden
Roberto Chediak, Margarita, Venezuela your horizons.
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
While completing your Humber program, you can take time to
I studied in Scotland on a semester exchange at Robert Gordon explore other new cultures, enhance your language skills and
University (RGU), one of the partner institutions of Humber. I decided challenge yourself in unique ways.
to choose RGU for its impeccable reputation in the United Kingdom These global opportunities also help you gain international work
and also the many festivals and industry events that take place experience, build new career skills and connections, and develop
around the city. It was a great way to meet new people and also build a deep global perspective valued by employers. Each year, more
a professional network. At the university, I enjoyed the history, people than 700+ Humber students “go global” and have access to
and the teaching style of the professors. I made many new friends financial support through a Student Travel Bursary.
from all over the world including Germany, Finland, Denmark and many
INTERNATIONAL WORK PLACEMENTS
other European countries.
As part of your Humber program, you may have the choice to
Coming to Scotland and combining the experience with Humber has complete your work placement in Canada or abroad.
further enhanced my study abroad experience and I have learned so
SEMESTERS ABROAD
much more about different cultures, traditions, lifestyle and unique
Earn Humber credits while studying for a semester at one of our
teaching styles. I can say this with complete confidence that studying
international partner institutions.
abroad has enriched my experiences two-fold and provided me with
the opportunity to work with people from diverse backgrounds and ACADEMIC SUMMER PROGRAMS
cultures, inside and outside of the classroom. I plan to take all these Study and live abroad for three to six weeks while earning
experiences back home and make a meaningful difference in the lives academic credits.
of others. GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP CERTIFICATE
Gain global skills, knowledge and perspective with this unique
Check out how Humber offers you opportunities program that runs alongside your Humber academic studies.
to travel, study and broaden your horizons.
tinyurl.com/HumberGlobalOpportunities GLOBAL SUMMER SCHOOL AT HUMBER
Learn from experts and work with peers from around the world
on practical projects that address global issues.
To learn more, visit
Students from the Global Summer School exploring Toronto.
humber.ca/global-opportunities.You can also read
