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Welcome to HumberI 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

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EMPLOYER SATISFACTION†*

EMPLOYMENT AFTER SIX MONTHS‡*

130+NATIONALITIES

FULL-TIME STUDENTS

33,000+ 6,500+INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

10,000+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

https://www.ontariocolleges.ca/en

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 Collegetinyurl.com/HumberGlobalStudentStories

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Toronto: Canada’s International CityToronto 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.

LARGEST CITY IN CANADA

HOME TO 3 MILLION PEOPLE

WORLD-CLASS CONNECTIVITY

TORONTO PEARSON AIRPORT IS CANADA’S LARGEST AND BUSIEST AIRPORT


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

2ND BEST CITY IN NORTH AMERICA. 1

SAFEST CITY

RANKED 1ST IN NORTH AMERICA. 2

BEST STUDENT CITY

RANKED 2ND BEST STUDENTCITY IN NORTH AMERICA. 3

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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.

1 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.

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 music concert in the Performing Arts Centre. The campus is easily accessible by Toronto public transit and is close to the many cultural attractions of downtown Toronto.

HUMBER CAMPUS COMPASSHumber Campus Compass is our wayfinding app for iOS and Android mobile smart devices. It helps students and visitors find a wide range of campus features including classrooms, vending machines, eateries, ATMs, accessible routes and much more.


International Graduate SchoolLocated 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 HumberWe 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 ∙ Intended for students who already have

a bachelor’s degree or an appropriate postsecondary credential, an Ontario graduate certificate will give you specialized knowledge in your field of interest and prepare you for career success

∙ 1 – 2 years duration

humber.ca/postgrad

HONOURS BACHELOR’S DEGREE ∙ With a blend of theory-based learning

and practical experiences, you will advance in a competitive world through career-focused degrees

∙ 4-year duration

humber.ca/degrees

ONTARIO COLLEGE ADVANCED DIPLOMA ∙ You will learn in an accelerated

career-specific program to prepare for real working experience

∙ 3-year duration

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ONTARIO COLLEGE DIPLOMA ∙ Through career-focused courses, you

will be given the tools to be work-ready for various career specialties when you graduate

∙ Most programs are 2 years


ONTARIO COLLEGE CERTIFICATE ∙ These short-term certificates allow

you to establish a foundation in a given field or advance your skills

in your chosen career ∙ 8 months (1 academic year)


CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT ∙ In these concentrated areas of study, you

are able to transfer credits to another college, or be hired and/or promoted as a result of receiving such a certificate

∙ 2-3 semesters duration


ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES ∙ Improve English communication skills in

an intensive, full-time academic program ∙ 8 levels of study (each 7 weeks long)

with 6 intake dates per year

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Program and Admission RequirementsCERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS AND BACHELOR’S DEGREESProgram Name Semesters Subject and Additional

Requirements††Tuition Fees* Starting

DatesWork Placement/ Co-opˆˆ

Campus

APPLIED TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERINGCertificates and DiplomasArchitectural Technology 03371

6 English, Math $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Placement (opt)

North

Civil Engineering Technology 03351


North

Construction Engineering Technology CE311

6 English, Math $16,350 Sept Co-op (opt)◊ North

Electrical Engineering Technician – Control Systems 30111

4 English, Math $17,537 Sept/Jan – North

Electrical Engineering Technology – Control Systems 30101

6 English, Math $17,537 Sept/Jan Co-op (opt)◊ North

Electromechanical Engineering Technician 3070R


Electromechanical Engineering Technology 3071R


Electronics Engineering Technician 03531


Electronics Engineering Technology 03511


Landscape Technician 01521

4 English, Math $16,350 Sept – North

Mechanical Engineering Technician 30601


Mechanical Engineering Technology 30731


Sustainable Energy and Building Technology 31551

6 English, Math $19,856 Sept Work Placement (opt)◊

North

Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission.* 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. See international.humber.ca/fees for full details.

† Students pursuing these programs may not be eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada.

^^ Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be called co-op, internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program 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.

‡ Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada.

**Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.◊ Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will have the opportunity to participate in a co-op placement. These programs have limited seats for international students.


https://international.humber.ca/fees

https://humber.ca/search/full-time.html


Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Requirements††

Tuition Fees* Starting Dates

Work Placement/ Co-opˆˆ

Campus

BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING & MANAGEMENTCertificates and DiplomasAccounting, Business 02211

4 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work Placement

North

Accounting, Business Administration 02111

6 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work Placement (opt)

North

Business Administration 02511

6 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Sept/Jan

Work Placement

North Lakeshore

Business Administration (Co-op) 20091

6 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan Co-op Lakeshore

Business Management 02251

4 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Sept/Jan

Work Placement

North Lakeshore

Financial Services, Business Management 20061

4 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan Work Placement

Lakeshore

Professional Golf Management, Business Administration 20231

6 English, Math $16,350 Sept Work Placement

North

Sport Management 14181

6 English $16,350 Sept/Jan Work Placement

North

DegreesAccounting (Bachelor of Commerce) 22211


Lakeshore

Digital Business Management (Bachelor of Commerce) DB411


Lakeshore

Finance (Bachelor of Commerce) 22271


Lakeshore

Healthcare Management (Bachelor of Commerce) HM411


Lakeshore

Human Resources Management (Bachelor of Commerce) 22111


Lakeshore

International Business (Bachelor of Commerce) 22121


Lakeshore

Management Studies (Bachelor of Commerce) 22291


Lakeshore

Supply Chain Management (Bachelor of Commerce) 22261


Lakeshore

CHILDREN & YOUTHCertificates and DiplomasChild and Youth Care CY311


Lakeshore

Child and Youth Care – Accelerated CY321

4 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma

$24,525 Sept Work Placement

Lakeshore

Early Childhood Education 07911

4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work Placement

North

DegreesChild and Youth Care (Bachelor of) 22231

8 English $19,856 Sept Work Placement

Lakeshore

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Campus

COMMUNITY & SOCIAL SERVICES Certificates and DiplomasDevelopmental Services Worker 01101


Lakeshore

Developmental Services Worker – Accelerated 10401

3 English, Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma


Lakeshore

Funeral Director Class 1 (Embalming) FD211

5 English. Letter of intent, resumé and questionnaire


North

Personal Support Worker 07741


North

Social Service Worker 01221


Lakeshore

DegreesAddictions & Mental Health (Bachelor of Social Science) MH411

8 English TBD◊◊ Sept Work Placement

Lakeshore

Behavioural Science (Bachelor of) BH411


Lakeshore

Community Development (Bachelor of) CD411


Lakeshore

CREATIVE ARTS & DESIGNCertificates and DiplomasGraphic Design11571


North

Graphic Design for Print and Web& GR911

2 English. Portfolio $9,705 Sept/Jan – North

Interior Decorating 31511

4 English $17,537 Sept/Jan Work Placement (opt)

North

Multimedia Design and Development 11701

4 English. Portfolio and written submission

$17,537 Sept/Jan Work Placement

North

Photography PH211

4 English. Portfolio $16,350 Sept Work Placement

North

Visual and Digital Arts 10581

4 English. Portfolio and written submission

$16,350 Sept – Lakeshore

Web Design and Development& WD911

2 English. Cover letter and resumé

$9,705 Sept/Jan – North

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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.




Campus

DegreesDesign (Bachelor of) DS411


North

Industrial Design (Bachelor of) 22031

8 English, Math. Portfolio and writing sample


North

Interior Design (Bachelor of) 22051

8 English, Math. Portfolio and writing sample


North

EMERGENCY SERVICESCertificates and DiplomasFire Services FS211

4 English, Math and Biology/Chemistry

$16,350 Sept – North

Police Foundations 11071

4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan – Lakeshore

FASHION & BEAUTYCertificates and DiplomasCosmetic Management 21781

4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan – North

Esthetician/Spa Management 20871


North

Fashion Arts and Business FA211


North

DegreesFashion Management (Bachelor of Commerce) 22101


Lakeshore

FOUNDATIONS & LANGUAGE TRAININGCertificates and DiplomasArt Foundation 04691

2 English $16,350 Sept _ Lakeshore

Design Foundation 09151

2 English $16,350 Sept/Jan _ North

English for Academic Purposes (EAP)‡ 09371

1-4 $3,395.75/ level

Continuous Intake

_ Lakeshore

Media Foundation 09501

2 English $16,350 Sept _ North

Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees PH111

2 English. Mandatory admission testing

$16,350 Sept _ North







**Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.◊ Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will have the opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.

◊◊ Fees are pending Ministry funding approval. Refer to the program page on the website for up-to-date information. These programs have limited seats for international students.

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Campus

HEALTH & WELLNESSCertificates and DiplomasBiotechnology BT211

4 English, Math, Biology, Chemistry


Fitness and Health Promotion 10331

4 English, Math, Biology or Chemistry or Exercise Science or Introduction to Kinesiology

$16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work Placement

North

Food and Nutrition Management 14151

4 English, Math, Biology $16,350 Sept Work Placement

North

Massage Therapy 14201

6 English, Biology, Chemistry or Physics or Exercise Science or Introduction to Kinesiology


North

Nutrition and Healthy Lifestyle Promotion 10231

4 English, Math, Biology $16,350 Sept Work Placement

North

Occupational Therapist Assistant & Physiotherapist Assistant 07751

4 English, Biology $16,350 Sept Work Placement

North

Pharmacy Technician 07731

4 English, Math, Biology, Chemistry


North

Practical Nursing 07041

4 English. Mandatory admission testing


North

Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner TC311

6 English, Biology, Chemistry/Physics


North

DegreesNursing (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 (Bachelor of Health Sciences) WW411

8 English, Biology $19,856 Sept Work Placement

North

HOSPITALITY & TOURISMCertificates and DiplomasBaking and Pastry Arts Management 14161


North

Culinary Management 01911


North

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Campus

Culinary Skills 14071


North

Hospitality – Event Management EV211


North

Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations Management HH211


North

Recreation and Leisure Services 10301


North

Tourism – Travel Services Management T T211


North

INFORMATION, COMPUTER & DIGITAL TECHNOLOGYCertificates and Diplomas3D Modelling and Visual Effects Production& 11671

2 English. Portfolio, resumé and letter of intent

** Sept/Jan – North

Animation – 3D AN311

6 English. Portfolio and written statement


Computer Systems Technician – Information Technology Infrastructure and Services CS211

4 English, Math $17,537 Sept/Jan Co-op (opt) North

Computer Engineering Technology 03501


North

Computer Programming CP221


Game Programming 11661


DegreesDigital Communications (Bachelor of) DC411


Lakeshore

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.








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Campus

JUSTICE & LEGAL STUDIESCertificates and DiplomasCommunity and Justice Services 11171


Lakeshore

Law Clerk 02031

4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work Placement

North

Paralegal Education 21501


North

Protection, Security and Investigation 24201

4 English $16,350 Sept/Jan – Lakeshore

DegreesCriminal Justice, Bachelor of Social Science CJ411


Lakeshore

Bachelor of Paralegal Studies PL411


Lakeshore

MARKETING & ADVERTISINGCertificates and DiplomasAdvertising & Graphic Design 04701


Lakeshore

Advertising and Marketing Communications 04621


Lakeshore

Marketing, Business 02411

4 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May Work Placement

North

DegreesCreative Advertising, (Bachelor of) 22041

8 English. Portfolio and writing sample


Lakeshore

Marketing (Bachelor of Commerce) 22281


Lakeshore

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.















Campus

MEDIA & PUBLIC RELATIONSCertificates and DiplomasBroadcast Television/Videography 11581

4 English. Questionnaire $17,537 Sept/Jan Work Placement

North

Broadcasting – Radio 04851


North

Film and Television Production 04831

6 English. Writing sample and questionnaire


North

Journalism 04751


North

Media Communications 11681


North/ Lakeshore

Public Relations 04761


Lakeshore

DegreesFilm and Media Production (Bachelor of) FM411

8 English. Media project and writing assignment


Lakeshore

Journalism (Bachelor of) 22241


Lakeshore

Public Relations (Bachelor of) 22221


Lakeshore

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 & MUSICCertificates and DiplomasActing for Film and Television 10351

4 English. Audition $16,350 Sept – Lakeshore

Comedy: Writing and Performance 12211

4 English. One of the following: Theatrical monologue, standup routine or comic writing sample


Music, Introduction to Commercial Jazz Music JM1

2 English. Online audition $16,350 Sept – Lakeshore

Theatre Arts – Performance 04881

6 English. Monologues and creative workshop


Theatre Arts – Production 04891

4 English. Cover letter and resumé


DegreesMusic (Bachelor of) 2206

8 English. Performance audition and theory test

$20,995 Sept Work Placement Lakeshore

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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 TRADESCertificates and DiplomasBuilding Construction Technician BC211

4 English, Math $16,350 Sept Co-op (opt)◊ North

Cabinet Making 30991


Carpentry and Renovation Technician CR211


Carpentry and Renovation Techniques CR111


Electrical Techniques 04021

2 English, Math $16,350 Sept/Jan/May – North

Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician 03271


Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology 03601


North

Industrial Woodworking Technician 30891


Mechanical Techniques – Millwright 04991


Plumbing Techniques 03991


Welding Techniques WT111













LEGEND: IGS – International Graduate School

Program Name Semesters Subject and Additional Requirements ††

Tuition Fees*

Starting Dates Work Placement/ Co-opˆˆ

Location

BUSINESS, ACCOUNTING & MANAGEMENTArts Administration and Cultural Management 27551

3 English. Bachelor’s degree or advanced diploma, preferably in arts, humanities, fine arts or performing arts. Cover letter, resume and information session


Lakeshore

Business Insights and Analytics BI511

4 A bachelor’s degree from any discipline, OR an advanced diploma or diploma in a related field (business, statistics/mathematics, or computer programming)

$20,995 Sept/Jan May §

Work Placement

LakeshoreIGS §

Entrepreneurial Enterprise, Business Management EE511



Lakeshore

Financial Planning 20791

2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept May §

Work Placement

Lakeshore IGS §

Global Business Management 20841

4 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan/May Jan ¶

Work Placement

Lakeshore IGS ¶

Human Resources Management 02541

2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan May §

Work Placement

Lakeshore IGS §

Insurance Management – Property and Casualty IM511


$17,537 Sept May §

Work Placement

North IGS §

Professional Accounting Practice PA511

3 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan Work Placement

North

Project Management 31521

2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan/May Jan ¶

– North IGS ¶

Public Administration 20531

3 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept Work Placement

Lakeshore

Research Analyst 15021

2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan May §

Work Placement

Lakeshore IGS §

Sport Business Management SB511



North

Supply Chain Management 10151

2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan Jan ¶

– North IGS ¶

ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATES

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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.


Tuition Fees*


Location

CHILDREN & YOUTHInclusive Resource Practice – Child and Family IR511

2 Early Childhood Education (ECE) diploma or degree; a diploma or degree in a related discipline such as psychology or family sociology. Minimum grade average of 70% required. Course work in child development an asset.Cover letter and resumé


North

COMMUNITY & SOCIAL SERVICESAddictions and Mental Health MH511

3 English. Bachelor’s degree $19,856 Sept/Jan Work Placement

Lakeshore

Systems Navigator SN511

2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma in health, or social and community services, or other health-related or human services field


North

CREATIVE ARTS & DESIGNCreative Book Publishing ‡ 12251

1 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma. Resumé and letter of intent

$17,537 May – Lakeshore

Creative Writing – Fiction, Creative Non-Fiction, Poetry ‡ 12231

2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma. Work-in-progress form, writing sample and cover letter

$17,537 Sept/Jan – Online

User Experience (UX) Design UX511

2 English. Bachelor degree or advanced diploma


North

FASHION & BEAUTYFashion Management FA511


Lakeshore

FOUNDATIONS & LANGUAGE TRAININGTeaching English as a Second Language (TESL) 09841


Lakeshore

HEALTH & WELLNESSExercise Science and Lifestyle Management 14131

2 Bachelor’s degree in kinesiology, physical education, or human kinetics including completion of the following courses: human anatomy; human physiology; exercise physiology biomechanics; statistics/research methods


North

Health Sector Regulatory Compliance HS511

3 Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent in a health or science-related field

$17,467 Jan Work Placement

North

Regulatory Affairs 07721

3 English. Bachelor in Science, majoring in health science, pharmacy, some area in life sciences or a related field. Video introduction and resumé


North





†† 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.‡ Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience

in Canada.**Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.

◊ Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will have the opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.

¶ International Graduate School (IGS) intake starting January 2021 § International Graduate School (IGS) intake starting May 2021 Ω International Graduate School (IGS) intake starting September 2021

These programs have limited seats for international students.






Tuition Fees*


Location

HOSPITALITY & TOURISMAdvanced Chocolate and Confectionery Artistry AC511

2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma in baking and pastry arts management, culinary management or apprentice cook program


Event Management 40511


Lakeshore

Hospitality and Tourism Operations Management 14101


North

INFORMATION, COMPUTER & DIGITAL TECHNOLOGYCloud ComputingCC511 -NEW-

2 English. A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent, in 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

$19,807 Jan – North

Enterprise Software Development ES521

2 English. Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science or Information Technology

$20,995 Sept Sept Ω

– North IGS Ω

Information Technology Solutions IT521

4 English. Bachelor’s degree $20,995 Sept/Jan Sept Ω

– North IGS Ω

Web Development 11491



North

Wireless Telecommunications 20331

2 English. A Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma in physics, mathematics, electrical or computer engineering, electronics, telecommunications or an engineering-related field


INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTInternational Development 20831

3 English. Bachelor’s degree. Essay $17,537 Sept Work Placement

Lakeshore

JUSTICE & LEGAL STUDIESAlternative Dispute Resolution 15061

2 English. Bachelor’s degree or a diploma in paralegal or law clerk studies


Lakeshore

Forensic Identification FI511



Paralegal PL511

3 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma in business, social sciences or related field


North

MARKETING & ADVERTISINGAdvertising – Account Management 15051

2 Bachelor’s degree or advanced diploma. Cover letter and resumé


Lakeshore

Advertising – Art Direction AD511 -NEW-

3 Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma or equivalent


Advertising – Media Management 20881


Lakeshore

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Tuition Fees*


Location

Advertising Copywriting 11621

2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanceddiploma or diploma. Letter of intent and writing portfolio


Lakeshore

Marketing Management 02241

2 English. Bachelor’s degree $17,537 Sept/Jan Jan ¶

Work Placement

Lakeshore IGS ¶

MEDIA & PUBLIC RELATIONSContent Strategy CS511



Lakeshore

Film and Multiplatform Storytelling FM511



Lakeshore

Journalism JR511

3 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma. Essay


North

Post-Production 10371

3 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma Resumé and portfolio


North

Professional Writing and Communications PW511

2 English. Bachelor’s degree Letter of intent


Lakeshore

Public Relations 04561



Lakeshore

Radio and Media Production RM511



North

Television Writing and Producing TW511

2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma. Information session and resumé


PERFORMING ARTS & MUSICMusic Business MB511

2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma. Note: Three semester program delivered in an accelerated two-semester format

$17,537 May Work Placement

Lakeshore

Music Composition ‡ MC511

2 English. Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma Sample composition

$17,537 Sept – Online





†† 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.‡ Students pursuing these programs are NOT eligible for postgraduate work experience

in Canada.**Please refer to international.humber.ca/fees for full tuition details for these programs.

◊ Please see program webpage as co-op placements are competitive. Not all students will have the opportunity to participate in a co-op placement.

¶ International Graduate School (IGS) intake starting January 2021 § International Graduate School (IGS) intake starting May 2021 Ω International Graduate School (IGS) intake starting September 2021

These programs have limited seats for international students.





Work-Integrated LearningIn 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.

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Career OutcomesHumber 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 PORTALHumber’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.

For more information, visit 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 careers.humber.ca/student-careerconnect.Employer networking event for business students.


* The Key Performance Indicator (KPI) Graduate and Employer Satisfaction Surveys for 2017–2018 Survey Cycle. For more information: www.collegesontario.ca

http://careers.humber.ca/events-workshops

http://careers.humber.ca/student-careerconnect

https://www.collegesontario.org/en

POST-GRADUATION WORK PERMITIf 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.

For more information, visit careers.humber.ca.

For more information, visit canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/after-graduation/about.

Students at the 2019 Industrial Design Thesis Show.

Information Technology Solutions Capstone Showcase.

Aditya Dutta, New Delhi, India

ADVANCED DIPLOMA, GAME PROGRAMMING

Video games have always been a part of my life, but I never thought of making a career out of it. Until one day I was playing a Ubisoft game and it inspired 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 involved the Faculty of Media & Creative Arts and the 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 experience along the way.tinyurl.com/HumberGlobalCareerOutcomes

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http://careers.humber.ca/

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/study-canada/work/after-graduation/about.html

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7W3LXHM7hu7Zpx8IvzeoosfouEudFVXX

Roberto Chediak, Margarita, Venezuela

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE, INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

I studied in Scotland on a semester exchange at Robert Gordon University (RGU), one of the partner institutions of Humber. I decided to choose RGU for its impeccable reputation in the United Kingdom and also the many festivals and industry events that take place around the city. It was a great way to meet new people and also build a professional network. At the university, I enjoyed the history, people and the teaching style of the professors. I made many new friends from all over the world including Germany, Finland, Denmark and many other European countries.

Coming to Scotland and combining the experience with Humber has further enhanced my study abroad experience and I have learned so much more about different cultures, traditions, lifestyle and unique teaching styles. I can say this with complete confidence that studying abroad has enriched my experiences two-fold and provided me with the opportunity to work with people from diverse backgrounds and cultures, inside and outside of the classroom. I plan to take all these experiences back home and make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

Check out how Humber offers you opportunities to travel, study and broaden your horizons. tinyurl.com/HumberGlobalOpportunities

Global OpportunitiesIf 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 may have the choice to complete your work placement in Canada or abroad.

SEMESTERS ABROAD Earn Humber credits while studying for a semester at one of our international partner institutions.

ACADEMIC SUMMER PROGRAMS Study and live abroad for three to six weeks while earning academic credits.

GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP CERTIFICATE Gain global skills, knowledge and perspective with this unique program that runs alongside your Humber academic studies.

GLOBAL SUMMER SCHOOL AT HUMBER Learn from experts and work with peers from around the world on practical projects that address global issues.

Students from the Global Summer School exploring Toronto.

Roberto (far left) on a trip to Edinburgh with friends.


To learn more, visit humber.ca/global-opportunities.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7W3LXHM7hu7uACRVSjqBtK1muqtxI19g

https://humber.ca/global-opportunities.html

Where will you go with Humber Global?

In 2020, Humber students travelled to 41 countries for study and work placements, in-person and virtually, including:

• AUSTRIA• CHINA• CROATIA• DENMARK• FINLAND

• INDIA• IRELAND• ITALY• JAMAICA• JAPAN

• NETHERLANDS• NEW ZEALAND• PERU• SWEDEN

• TAIWAN• U.K.• VIETNAM• ZAMBIA

Peru

England Scotland Portugal

Netherlands

Austria

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Kimone Smith, St. Andrew, Jamaica

BACHELOR, DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS

I wouldn’t change a thing about my time at Humber! During the program, I was encouraged to explore new ideas and to create thoughtful work. Some highlights of the program include industry professionals visiting to talk to us about their journey, classroom discussions, and working on my capstone project.

Along with my studies, being involved in the school community was very important to me. I worked for First-Year Experience (FYE), IGNITE, and volunteered with the International Centre throughout my four years. I loved being involved and helping students have a better experience.

In 2019, I worked as a Digital Communications intern for a public relations agency. At the end of my internship, I was fortunate to be offered a part-time position as I finished up my final year at Humber. Once I graduated, I was offered a full-time job as a Creative Account Coordinator. I have learned so much about public relations through this role and the creative industry as a whole. I’m very excited to keep learning and growing in this field!

Humber Bachelor’s DegreesHumber’s four-year Honours 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 being a job-ready graduate with practical experience that employers are looking for.

With 26 Bachelor’s Degree programs to choose from, there’s a pathway for you to match your strengths and interests and give yourself a clear advantage in a competitive world.

FOUR-YEAR HONOURS BACHELOR’S DEGREESBachelor of Paralegal Studies Bachelor of Behavioural Science Bachelor of Child and Youth Care Bachelor of Commerce

∙ Accounting ∙ Digital Business Management ∙ Fashion Management ∙ Finance ∙ Healthcare 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 Journalism Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Nursing* Bachelor of Public Relations Bachelor of Social Science – Criminal Justice

To learn more, visit: humber.ca/degrees.


* Humber has applied to offer its own honours Bachelor of Nursing under the new provincial nursing education policy. For information, please visit healthsciences.humber.ca.

https://humber.ca/degrees

https://healthsciences.humber.ca/

English for Academic Purposes (EAP)The English for Academic Purposes (EAP) certificate program, offered by Humber’s English Language Centre, is an intensive, full-time academic pathway program. The program integrates reading, writing, listening and speaking skills with an academic focus, designed specifically for entry into college diploma, degree and Ontario graduate certificate programs or for further professional development.

FEATURES ∙ 18 hours per week of in-class instruction ∙ Direct pathway for EAP level 8 students into most Humber

Academic Programs ∙ 92% of students in EAP graduate and enter directly into

Humber’s Academic Programs without the need for further exams ∙ Fast-track your learning and earn relevant college credit courses

during EAP to bridge into your degree or diploma program ∙ Free individual tutoring support ∙ Students must provide an English language test score to

be placed in an EAP starting level. To check the correlation in your test score with the EAP level, see entry score requirements for each EAP level here: liberalarts.humber.ca/programs/english-for-academic-purposes/eap-levels

∙ Tuition fee for 2021-2022 is $3,395.75 CAD per level

EAP START DATES, 2020–2021Session: 1 Session: 2 Session: 3

Testing September 2 October 28 January 6

Start September 8 November 2 January 11

End October 23 December 18 February 26

Session: 4 Session: 5 Session: 6

Testing March 3 April 28 June 23

Start March 8 May 3 June 28

End April 23 June 18 August 13

EAP START DATES, 2021–2022 Session: 1 Session: 2 Session: 3

Testing September 1 October 28 January 5

Start September 7 November 1 January 10

End October 22 December 17 February 25

Session: 4 Session: 5 Session: 6

Testing March 2 April 27 June 22

Start March 6 May 2 June 27

End April 22 June 17 August 12

EAP LEVELSEAP Level CEFR Stage IELTS TOEFL iBT Weeks

of Study

Level 1 n/a 2.0 32 (no score below 8) 8

Level 2 A1–1 to A1–2 2.5 36 (no score below 9) 8



Level 5 A2–2 to B1–1 4.0 52 (no score below 13) 8

Level 6 B1–1 to B1–2 4.5 56 (no score below 14) 8

Level 7 B1–2 to B2–1 5.0 64 (no score below 16) 8

Level 8 B2–1 to B2–2 5.5 72 (no score below 18) 8NOTE: The test score is only valid if it was taken no more than 18 months before arrival to Humber.

Housing OptionsOn-Campus Residence Humber provides residence for 1,450 students at our two campuses. Due to the limited availability of rooms and the highly competitive nature of the application process, we strongly encourage prospective students to apply early to be considered.

Please refer to humber.ca/residence/updates for changes in residence capacity and operations due to COVID-19.

Once you have confirmed your offer to study at Humber, apply online: residence.humber.ca.

NOTE: On-Campus housing is limited and is offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Once you receive a room in residence you will be required to provide a $500 CAD deposit to the Humber Residence Department. The $500 CAD is non-refundable; please do not pay until you have been assigned a residence room.

Off-Campus Housing There are many options for living off campus. The prices and conditions are not part of your tuition, and you will need to negotiate directly with the housing provider.

To learn more, visit: places4students.com.

Homestay Services If you are seeking a welcoming place to live and want to add an enriching element to your life in Canada, consider a homestay option. Homestay providers coordinate accommodation with a local host family to support the transition to life in Canada.

To learn more, visit: homestayservices.ca

canadahomestaynetwork.ca homestayplus.ca.

NOTE: The International Centre is not responsible for the information provided by homestay and other renting websites.

To learn more, visit: liberalarts.humber.ca/eap.

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https://liberalarts.humber.ca/programs/english-for-academic-purposes/eap-levels.html

https://liberalarts.humber.ca/programs/english-for-academic-purposes.html

https://humber.ca/residence/updates

https://humber.ca/residence/

https://www.places4students.com/

https://homestayservices.ca/

https://canadahomestaynetwork.ca/

http://homestayplus.ca/

How to Apply to HumberADMISSION REQUIREMENTS† Undergraduate Diplomas/

Certificates Honours Bachelor’s Degree Ontario Graduate Certificates

High School transcript‡ 3 3 n/a

Degree transcript‡ n/a 3 (required if student has previous postsecondary record)

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Level 8 with 60% or higher



IELTS* (Academic) Overall 6.0 (no single score below 5.5)

Overall 6.5 (no single score below 6.0)

Overall 6.5 (no single score below 6.0)

TOEFL* 550 paper or 80 IBT (no single test below 20)

560 paper or 84 IBT (no single test below 21)

580 paper or 88 IBT (no single test below 22)

Cambridge Test* Cambridge (FCE/CAE/CPE) 174 (with no single test score below 167)

Cambridge (FCE/CAE/CPE) 180 (with no single test score below 169)

Cambridge (FCE/CAE/CPE) 180 (with no single test score below 169)

Pearson Language Test Evaluation* (PTE)

Minimum score: 53–57



Online Application Form+ international.humber.ca/apply-now 3 3 3

Application Fee (non-refundable) $75.00 CAD $75.00 CAD $75.00 CAD

†Additional program-specific requirements can be found on the Humber website: humber.ca/program. ‡All transcripts must be translated into English and notarized. *Scores for the standardized English language tests may vary by program and are only valid for a 24-month period from the date of testing to the start date of the program.Note: Pharmacy Technician requires: TOEFL IBT 91, IELTS 6.5; specific band/element scores also apply. Note: Admission requirements are subject to change without notice.For other ways of demonstrating English proficiency visit humber.ca/admissions/how-apply/english-language-proficiency-policy.

RECOMMENDED APPLICATION DATESAdmission to Humber is a competitive process. Some programs have limited seats for international students and, therefore, we recommend applying early for your best chances for consideration into your first choice program. Please note that we will not be processing applications until eight to ten months prior to the start of the selected term. We prioritize applications that include all documents required to make an admission decision. Please review the admission requirements by country to ensure all documents are submitted. For more information, visit international.humber.ca/study-at-humber/application-process/apply.

PAYING YOUR FEESHumber utilizes Flywire to offer a streamlined and cost-saving way to make international tuition payments. Visit international.humber.ca/payment-options.

Want more information on how to apply, pay your fees or register for courses? The link below has videos, made by Humber students, and answers these and other common questions. tinyurl.com/HumberGlobalInfoVideos


https://international.humber.ca/study-at-humber/application-process/apply.html

https://international.humber.ca/study-at-humber/application-process.html

https://humber.ca/admissions/apply/english-proficiency.html

https://international.humber.ca/study-at-humber/application-process/fees.html

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7W3LXHM7hu4vXZLoheA5f3plQKFf_Xql

ACADEMIC PATHWAYSWhether you want to transfer to Humber, within Humber or out of Humber, we can help you along the way. Choose the best path to accomplish your goals.

TRANSFER IN If you have completed a similar course at another recognized postsecondary institution, you may be eligible to receive transfer credits toward your Humber program.

TRANSFER WITHIN Humber supports continuous learning and we have many pathways between credentials to help you find the right program fit.

Students who enrol in our diploma programs can transfer into our degree programs and receive partial credit for their previous studies. Please note that a reduction in the length of a study program could influence the length of a student’s postgraduate work permit.

TRANSFER OUT Humber graduates can continue their study pathways at other educational institutions internationally or within Canada. Humber partners with many postsecondary institutions throughout Ontario, across Canada and abroad, and enables students and graduates to use their Humber credential to gain admission or advanced standing in another program of study.

ACADEMIC YEAR INTAKE DATESAt Humber, the academic year is divided into three semesters: Fall, Winter and Summer. The Fall semester begins in September and finishes in December. The Winter semester starts in January and runs till the end of April. Also, many programs are offered during the Summer semester, which begins in May and ends in August

Best time to apply for Sept. 2021 is Nov. 2020.

Best time to apply for Jan. 2022 is May 2021.

Best time to apply for May 2022 is Oct. 2021.

FOLLOW THESE STEPS TO APPLY FOR YOUR HUMBER PROGRAM

STEP 1: RESEARCH HUMBER PROGRAMS AND CONFIRM AVAILABILITY Use our CAREER FINDER tool at humbercareerfinder.com Visit international.humber.ca/study-at-humber program-availability to research programs and term availability Tour our campuses at humber.ca/futurestudents/ tours-events

STEP 2: SPECIFIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS•

Go to program page, click on Admission Requirements and then enter your country-specific entry requirements and any additional program requirements.

Visit humber.ca/programs.

STEP 3: APPLY TO HUMBER

Apply at international.humber.ca/apply-now Allow at least eight to ten weeks for processing Applications will not be processed until all documents are received

STEP 4: RECEIVE YOUR LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE (LOA)

Confirm your offer and pay your tuition fees by the deadline date listed on your LOA Co-op letters will be sent for all programs with mandatory work placements

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STEP 5: NEXT STEPS

Review the International Orientation Blackboard site for checklist and informational videos at learn.humber.ca. Apply for your study permit by submitting Letter of Acceptance and Co-op Letter Upload your study permit to myhumber.ca

https://humbercareerfinder.com/

https://international.humber.ca/study-at-humber

https://humber.ca/future-students/tours-events.html



https://humber.ca/myhumber/

http://humber.ca/bb91help/

Student LifeLife at Humber offers plenty of ways to take a break from your studies, be social and expand your horizons. Our services and community are here to support you and make sure you have everything you need to feel confident and comfortable on your new adventure.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADVISORSInternational student advisors are available at all of our campuses to help you adjust to life at Humber and to get the most out of your experience. Below are some of the ways they can assist you.

∙ Academic support ∙ Orientation to life in Canada ∙ Health insurance ∙ Housing options ∙ Study permit extensions, co-op work permit applications,

off-campus work authorizations and post-graduation work permit applications

∙ Peer mentoring

HUMBER CONNECTThis program connects you with upper-year students and Humber staff members. These mentors will ease your transition and help you get comfortable with the campus, community and local culture.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AMBASSADORSThese student guides will direct you through all aspects of student life and answer any questions you might have. International Student Ambassadors are Humber students who have completed at least one semester of studies.

IGNITE CLUBS, EVENTS, SERVICESThe heart and voice of Humber’s campus life, IGNITE is a student-run organization that hosts events, manages clubs and provides important student services. There are options for everyone to get involved, meet new people, learn new things or gain leadership experience.

∙ 50+ student clubs ∙ On-campus events, parties and contests ∙ Health and wellness services ∙ Financial services ∙ On-campus spaces for studying, socializing, relaxing, games ∙ Dispute resolution ∙ Job and volunteer postings ∙ Student government opportunities ∙ Multi-faith centre


INTERNATIONAL CENTRE TRIPS & EVENTSThe International Centre’s trips and social events are a fantastic way to meet other international students and explore the culture, customs and history of Toronto and Canada. Recent trips include taking in the sights of Toronto including the St. Lawrence Market (ranked by National Geographic as the best food market in the world), Graffiti Alley, and Montreal. We also offer trips that share the culture, customs and history of Canada such as a tour of the Ontario Parliament buildings, a visit to sites of significance in the Black history of Canada, and a walking tour of Toronto’s Kensington Market and Chinatown.

THERE’S MORE TO LIFE AT HUMBER ∙ Walk-in health services ∙ 24/7 campus security ∙ LGBTQ+ Resource Centre ∙ Music nights, arts events and cultural celebrations ∙ Variety of on-campus food options ∙ 20+ varsity sports teams ∙ Intramural sports and tournaments for all skill levels ∙ On-campus fitness centres and a swimming pool ∙ Free fitness classes such as yoga, spin and Zumba ∙ Personal training by certified fitness and wellness professionals

Students on the Pinery winter camping trip where they had fun while learning more about Canadian culture during the winter, built Quinzees (snow shelters), enjoyed the outdoor saunas, and learned to cook on an open flame.

Tian Xiaoxuan (Jason), Henan, China

DIPLOMA, FITNESS AND HEALTH PROMOTION

Humber is more than a college to me, it’s a place that gave me a sense of belonging. Being an international student can be challenging, but with the resources and support available on campus including IGNITE Student Life, I had the most memorable years of my college life.

In my first year, I created the Humber Chinese Students Association – a platform for Chinese students to share our culture, values and traditions with everyone else. Especially the Lunar New Year, which is the biggest cultural event celebrated in China and other Asian countries.

Gaining international work experience is important and that’s why I worked part-time at the International Centre and then as a First-Year Experience mentor. You make so many new friends by volunteering on campus and by attending events. Apart from studying, I enjoy going to the gym and taking meditation classes.

In my free time, I explore Toronto. You will find me at Woodbine Beach in summer (yes, Toronto has beaches). And in winter, I go snowboarding at Blue Mountain.

Watch how Humber students balance academics and social life.tinyurl.com/HumberGlobalStudentStories

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https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7W3LXHM7hu619EEuQRXIIJKZe2iDL3z8

Financial RequirementsTuition Fees* (Two Semesters): $13,583 – $20,995

Other expenses per academic year (two-semester):

Books and Supplies $2,000+

Housing + Meals (one plan per student)

Homestay with meals $6,800 – $10,400+

Residence with meal plan $9,169 – $12,198Shared rental accommodation (meals extra) $4,800 – $8,800+

Public Transportation $1,250+Other (Entertainment, groceries, phone/internet plan) $4,000+

Total (not including tuition) Approximately $12,050 – 19,448+Please note: Expenses above are based on the 2020–2021 schedule and are subject to change without notice.* See international.humber.ca/fees for full details.

ScholarshipsInternational Entrance ScholarshipsThis entrance scholarship is available to Ontario Graduate Certificate, Diploma, and Advanced Diploma students joining Humber every term. It is limited to the top 20 applicants each term with the highest academic achievements in their previous studies; these students receive $2,000 CAD off their tuition fees over the course of their first year of studies.

For more information, see international.humber.ca/scholarships.

Bachelor’s Degree ScholarshipsAll students applying to a Bachelor’s Degree program at Humber will be automatically considered for these scholarships. Bachelor’s Degree scholarships are available to non-transfer students only, coming directly from high school/secondary school. No scholarship application is required.

Amount Required GPA* Renewable**$4,000 95% or higher ✔

$3,500 90% – 94.9% ✔

$3,000 85% – 89.9% ✔

$2,000 80% – 84.9% ✔

$1,500 75% – 79.9% one-time

Bachelor’s Degree Scholarships for EAP GraduatesGraduates of Humber’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program with a GPA of 80% or higher in Level 8, who are applying for a Bachelor’s Degree, will be eligible to receive a one-time non-renewable scholarship of $1,500 CAD.

To learn more, visit international.humber.ca/fees.

*Eligibility is based on student’s high school academic achievement.** Renewable scholarships will be reissued if the student achieves 80% or above

in each year of the Bachelor’s degree.

Darshik Jayesh, Mumbai, India

ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATE, ADVERTISING MEDIA MANAGEMENT AND ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATE, MARKETING MANAGEMENT

My degree in Mass Media from Mumbai University helped me explore the creative process of the advertising industry. It also gave me the chance to work with big clients such as Coca-Cola and McCain Foods, but I wanted to learn more. I decided to move to Toronto for the vast career opportunities and also for all the rights I could enjoy as a gay man.

In 2018, I started the graduate certificate program in Marketing Management at Humber and later enrolled into the graduate certificate in Advertising Media Management with the drive to learn and understand all the aspects of the marketing industry.

At Humber, I had the opportunity to work on some really exciting projects, including working with real clients and conducting analytical research to achieve client needs and goals.

My main goal now is to work as a marketing assistant and become a brand manager in the next couple of years. Recently, I was hired at Bell (Canada’s largest telecommunications company) as a client strategy intern. Toronto has many work opportunities and I hope to soon see myself working full-time for a large company such as Bell. Humber is not only helping me achieve my career goals, but it also has some incredible resources including LGBTQ+ Resource Centre that has provided me with all the support that I needed to feel safe and included.

Hear from our students and graduates on how Humber’s hands-on, career-focused learning helped them chart the best path towards their goals.tinyurl.com/HumberGlobalStudentStories


DECLARATION OF WAIVERThe information in this document is accurate as of September 1, 2020. After September 1, 2020, Humber reserves the right to modify or cancel any program, option, course, program objective, fee, and timetable or campus location without notice or prejudice. It is also Humber’s right to schedule classes any time, Monday through Saturday. Students should be aware that it may be necessary for them to take a course during the evening or on Saturday. Career options and work opportunities or projects mentioned in this publication are not a guarantee of employment nor participation in the future. Statistics mentioned are subject to change. Our most up-to-date admissions information can be found on our website at humber.ca in the 2021–2022 program pages. For more information, visit international.humber.ca/apply-now.

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FLYING TIMES* TO TORONTO

10 HoursKiev, Ukraine

10 HoursIstanbul, Turkey

18 HoursNairobi, Kenya

15 HoursLagos, Nigeria

4 HoursKingston, Jamaica

6 HoursBogotá, Colombia

10 HoursSão Paulo, Brazil

4.5 HoursMexico City, Mexico

13.5 HoursBeijing, China

13 HoursSeoul, South Korea

16 HoursManila, Philippines

20 HoursHo Chi Minh City, Vietnam

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BARRETT CENTRE FOR TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION

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