humber.ca
2016
/
2017
YOU’RE INVITED TO BE
PART OF HUMBER.
YOU WON’T JUST BE A STUDENT HERE
– YOU’LL BE PART OF A COMMUNITY
WORKING TO BE SUCCESSFUL
IN CAREERS THAT HELP MAKE THE
WORLD A BETTER PLACE.
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The Humber Way – What our
polytechnic approach to education
means for you.
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Student Life/Student Services/HSF
– Services to help you succeed in and
out of the classroom.
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Athletics – Athletic activities at
Humber.
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North Campus/Orangeville
Campus – Our North and Orangeville
campuses combine industry standard
facilities with convenient locations.
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Lakeshore Campus – Historic
buildings and plenty of green space
make our Lakeshore Campus special.
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Career-focused Learning – Get
practical experience even before you
graduate.
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Humber Students Say… – Get a feel
for what our students think.
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Academic Schools – Learn about the
programs offered by Humber’s eight
academic schools.
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Diploma and Certificate Programs –
Our diploma and certificate programs
are a great start to your career.
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Diploma Student Profile – Courtney,
Film and Television Production
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Degrees and Degree Scholarships –
We’ll help you get an education, and
start a career.
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Degree Student Profile – Hilry,
Criminal Justice
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Faculty Profile – Francisca Burg-Feret,
Nursing
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Postgraduate Programs – Earn a
postgrad certificate to leverage your
undergraduate studies into a career.
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Postgraduate Student Profile –
Sargam, Hospitality and Tourism
Operations Management
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Global/International – We are
bringing the world to our classrooms,
and taking our classrooms to
the world.
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Enrolment Road Map – What you
need to know to enrol in the program
of your dreams.
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Financial Aid – Information on
scholarships, bursaries and estimating
your fees.
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Academic Pathways and Transfers –
Create the ideal pathway to achieve
your goals.
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Admission Requirements and
Programs – Find out what credits you
need to enrol in the program of your
choice.
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What Our Grads Are Saying – Learn
about some of our successful alumni.
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Contact Us – Where to find important
contact information.
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Getting to Humber – How to get to
our campuses by car or public transit.
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KHUMBER’S POLYTECHNIC
APPROACH TO EDUCATION
MEANS THAT WE THINK PRACTICE
IS AS IMPORTANT AS THEORY.
YOU’LL GET LOTS OF HANDS-ON,
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN
FACILITIES THAT MIRROR WHAT
YOU’LL SEE IN THE WORKING
WORLD – NO MATTER WHAT
PROGRAM YOU CHOOSE.
It also means that, along with being
great teachers, your professors have
extensive industry experience – with
the connections and advice that can
help you even after you graduate.
Small class sizes and caring, responsive professors mean you’ll
never be just a number here.
A Humber education means you can choose to do a certificate,
a diploma, a degree or an apprenticeship – there are lots of
credentials to choose from. Start with a diploma, then apply for
advanced standing in a degree program. Complete a certificate,
then pursue a diploma. Choose the path that’s best for you
and your dreams.
You’ll have opportunities to participate in innovative applied
research, working with professors and industry partners to solve
real-world problems. You’ll also be given the tools and support
you need if you want to go into business on your own.
We work with industry to make sure our programs teach relevant,
job-ready skills that will prepare you not just for a job, but
a fulfilling career.
See videos, galleries, and more at
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KSTUDENT LIFE/STUDENT SERVICES/HSF
HUMBER STUDENTS’ FEDERATION
The Humber Students’ Federation (HSF) provides services to
more than 27,000 students in the Humber and Guelph-Humber
communities. These include a flexible health and dental insurance
plan, bursaries, budgeting advice and a tax clinic – which help make
your time on campus as enriching as possible.
HSF is also proud to be the official on-campus student government,
advocating on behalf of every student on a multitude of platforms
and issues. HSF hosts a variety of fun events around campus,
including Frosh and Frost Week, and sponsors more than 50 clubs
across all three campuses, with interests ranging from dance clubs
to cultural groups to video games.
YOU’RE DEALING WITH NEW
SITUATIONS AND CHALLENGES.
We have the services to support you.
ACADEMIC/FINANCIAL
SERVICES
Financial aid
Libraries
Peer tutoring
Writing, math and
accounting help centres
ADVISING
Academic
Career
Pre-enrolment
LEADERSHIP
HumberLaunch small
business incubator
Student Leadership Institute
Global Citizenship Certificate
Alternative Spring Break
Clubs and groups
PERSONAL SUPPORT
Aboriginal Resource Centre/
Aboriginal elder
Childcare
Counselling
Dental clinic
Accessibility services
Health centre
International Centre
New-to-Canada support
Prayer spaces and spiritual
support
24/7 security and Campus
Walk program
To learn more, visit
wegotyou.humber.ca
To learn more, visit
humberlife.com
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O K2015 CCAA Men’
s Bask
etball National Champions.
WE STUDY HARD
WE PLAY HARD
In the 2014/2015 season, our varsity teams won 13 team
and individual gold medals in provincial competitions and
four national championships – the most national gold medals
Humber has ever won.
If you don’t want to play competitively, there are lots of other
ways to get involved in athletics, from fitness programming to
intramural and extramural teams – and, of course, you can
always come out and cheer “Hawk Yeah!” from the stands as
part of Hawks Nation.
To learn more, visit
athletics.humber.ca
VARSITY SPORTS
SPORT
WOMEN
MEN
Badminton
Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country
Curling
Golf
Indoor Soccer
Rugby
Soccer
Softball
Volleyball
ATHLETICS
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KNORTH CAMPUS
Humber’s largest campus, located on the banks of
the Humber River at Finch Avenue and Highway 27, is easily
accessible from Brampton, Mississauga, Toronto and York
Region, and is a public transit ride away from Toronto’s
bustling downtown.
Energetic and dynamic, the North Campus is home to
our newest building, the Learning Resource Commons,
an open, bright six-storey facility that houses most of the
campus’s student services as well as a wide range of
study, meeting and socializing spaces. The North Campus
has residence space for 1,000 students, and features an
Arboretum with more than 250 acres of gardens, green
space and hiking trails.
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KGREAT FACILITIES MEAN YOU’LL LEARN
ON-THE-JOB SKILLS – AT SCHOOL.
Whether you’re dining in the Humber Room, our student-run gourmet restaurant, or
exploring the trails that run through our Arboretum, Humber’s North Campus has just the
right balance of exceptional academics, vibrant cultural expression and peaceful serenity.
See videos, galleries, and more at
humber.ca/viewbook
ORANGEVILLE
CAMPUS
You don’t have to go
far to get far.
Located 45 minutes north of Toronto,
our Orangeville Campus is where everyone
knows your name. Home to Police
Foundations, Early Childhood Education,
Fitness and Health Promotion, General
Arts and Science, and Social Service
Worker programs, the Orangeville Campus
is a key part of the local community and
Dufferin County.
Campus highlights include:
Access to community swimming pool,
hockey rinks and on-site fitness centre
Food court
Library
Free on-site parking
Campus highlights include:
Digital media studios, a radio station
and television broadcasting facilities
State-of-the-art science labs
supporting a variety of health sciences
programs
The Design Centre, an open-concept
studio-style setup where our design
programs are based
The Centre for Urban Ecology, a
LEED gold-certified building, and the
Humber Arboretum, a 250-acre park
with trails and formal gardens
The Canadian Centre of Culinary
Arts and Science, the only facility
in Canada to offer the Master
Chef designation and the home of
Humber’s culinary programs
Whether you’re dining in the Humber Room, our student-run gourmet restaurant, or
exploring the trails that run through our Arboretum, Humber’s North Campus has just the
right balance of exceptional academics, vibrant cultural expression and peaceful serenity.
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KLAKESHORE CAMPUS
Historic architecture.
Modern conveniences.
Lots of ways to connect with nature.
Located in Toronto on the shore of Lake Ontario, Humber’s
Lakeshore Campus is where modern conveniences meet
historic grandeur.
Centred on an academic “village” of nine restored heritage
buildings, the Lakeshore Campus also features the gleaming, airy
Lakeshore Commons, a hub for student activity and many of our
programs. At Lakeshore, our residence is home to 400 students.
The Lakeshore Campus offers an incredible variety of opportunities
to put your learning into practice.
LAKESHORE CAMPUS
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THERE’S SO MUCH AT
LAKESHORE CAMPUS
Black box theatre and theatre production workshops
The Fashion Institute, featuring an expansive retail
storefront
The Centre for Justice Leadership, which includes a
simulated crime scene and high-speed driving simulator
Professional-level recording studio, as well as practice
rooms and performance spaces
Digital media production studios
A simulated trading floor
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KAT HUMBER YOU’LL GET
UNMATCHED PRACTICAL
EXPERIENCE IN YOUR AREA
OF STUDY EVEN BEFORE
YOU GRADUATE.
You want an education. You also want a career. We want you to
have both. You’ll get great practical skills along with a solid
grounding in theory.
An industry-focused curriculum means you’re on top of the trends,
making you valuable to employers as soon as you graduate.
With work placements in almost every program, you’ll have the
chance to get on-the-job experience while you’re still in school – and
your industry-connected professors will give you the inside track on
how best to succeed.
CAREER-FOCUSED LEARNING
To learn more, visit
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KLAUNCH A
HEALTHY
BUSINESS
Nineteen-year-old
Madeleine has big
ideas to help people
become more healthy,
and she had help from
Humber to make her
dreams a reality.
Madeleine wowed the judges at Humber’s
annual LaunchPad business pitch
competition with her healthy-eating
company, Flexible Integrated Tactics (FIT) –
and won $12,000 in funding to help turn
her big ideas into reality.
The LaunchPad competition was
started by Humber in 2012 to help
entrepreneurs develop and nurture their
business ideas. The annual contest is
run by HumberLaunch, the college’s
small business incubator, which offers
mentorship, funding opportunities and
education about entrepreneurship.
To learn more, visit
humber.ca/humberlaunch
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KOoyavah Inc. is a leading
Ontario business in stereoscopic
technology that has developed
a prototype for glasses-free 3D
visualization on the Apple iPad.
They had one problem, though: their technology required users
to mount the lens on the iPad and then store it when not in
use, all without compromising the iPad’s other functions.
To find a solution to this challenge, Humber Industrial Design
professor Odin Cappello led a team of nine Humber students
from a variety of programs to design and prototype a case
that would house the Ooyavah lens, as well as develop a user
interface, social media campaign and marketing video.
The team worked in collaboration with Sheridan College’s
Centre for Advanced Manufacturing and Design Technologies.
Students Abigail, Keith and Dimitri, as well as Cappello and
industry partner Ihor Petelycky, are named as inventors on a
pending patent for the case.
The project received funding from the Ontario Centres of
Excellence and the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research
Council of Canada.
“Working on Ooyavah was a wonderful opportunity for students
to learn and experience a real-world project,” says Dimitri.
“It wasn’t only schoolwork, but an opportunity to design
something that is actually going to be produced.”
WHEN HUMBER
STUDENTS AND
FACULTY TEAM UP
WITH INDUSTRY,
GREAT THINGS HAPPEN.
CAREER-FOCUSED LEARNING
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KOUR MUSIC
STUDENTS WORK
WITH INDUSTRY
LEGENDS.
Music producer Bob Ezrin has worked with
Lou Reed, Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, Alice
Cooper and K’naan – and, this year, with a
group of Humber music students.
Ezrin, who produced K’naan’s song “Wavin’
Flag” in 2010, was Humber’s 2015
Producer in Residence, giving a Humber
student band the opportunity to get up-close
and personal during a live recording session.
“It’s an amazing opportunity for students
to have an experience with a world-class
producer – one who has an established
career and is credible in the music industry,”
says professor Ian Terry.
Fifteen students submitted songs for Ezrin
to produce. He selected “Like You Do,” which
was written and sung by Meagan, a student
in Humber’s Bachelor of Music program.
Meagan and her band, which is made up of
other music students, were given feedback
as they recorded her song.
“He knows what works in the studio and
wastes no time,” says Meagan. “He’s a
people person who keeps the atmosphere
together while having everything run
smoothly and efficiently. He lifted my song
to great heights along with my spirit.”
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KOur students are more than just students – they’re
designers, filmmakers, emergency responders, actors,
chefs, entrepreneurs and athletes. They build houses.
They write newspaper articles. They work with government,
charities and small businesses. They’re inventors and
innovators. They travel the world. They find a path that
works for them. They make a difference.
“We took the skills that we learned throughout our program
and used them to inform the planning process for Street Talk,
our public art intervention and gallery exhibition. The great
thing about this kind of capstone course is being able to
learn through hands-on experience and actually execute our
projects in real-world environments.”
ARTS ADMINISTRATION AND CULTURAL
MANAGEMENT POSTGRAD CERTIFICATE
CODY
HUMBER STUDENTS SAY…
“I wouldn’t be the person I am today if
I hadn’t come to Humber. Because of
the encouragement my professors have
given me, I feel so empowered. They’ve
convinced me that I can do anything I
set my mind to.”
LAW CLERK DIPLOMA
SANDRA
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O K“The Home Renovation program gives us
exposure to everything from electricity,
plumbing, framing and drywalling to
how to estimate a job and what we’ll
need to run a business. Over the
course of the program we build an
entire townhouse at the school. I love
everything about what we’re doing.”
HOME RENOVATION
TECHNICIAN DIPLOMA
TRICIA
“Instead of just sitting in a classroom,
you’re able to get hands-on experience
in your field, which prepares you for the
workforce and helps you build a strong
resumé. Being involved in an internship
helps me give back to my community
in Nunavut and make good contacts
for the future.”
SPORT MANAGEMENT DIPLOMA
CHRISTOPHER
“Through helping to design a repurposed building
for the Kortright Centre for Conservation, we were
able to experience the whole design process from
beginning to end: meeting clients, making site visits,
working with a team and building relationships with
other professionals that will be useful in the future.”
BACHELOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN
WINIEFRED
“The reporting we do for J-Source is professional,
and viewed as such. We’re real reporters, and
not just doing this for a school assignment.
It’s a site that attracts other journalists, as well
as people interested in journalism and the
news media, so we’re able to get our names
out there as well.”
BACHELOR OF JOURNALISM
ADAM
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KHUMBER HAS EIGHT
ACADEMIC SCHOOLS,
EACH WITH ITS OWN
EXPERT FACULTY AND
ACCOMPLISHED STAFF.
WE HAVE 160 FULL-TIME
PROGRAMS IN MORE
THAN 40 AREAS OF
STUDY, ALL DESIGNED TO
MEET YOUR ACADEMIC
AND CAREER GOALS.
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KACADEMIC SCHOOLS
Here are just some of the areas of study we offer:
To learn more, visit
humber.ca
APPLIED TECHNOLOGY
Arboriculture and Horticulture
Architectural Technology
Engineering Technologies
Industrial Design
Interior Design/Decorating
Landscape Design
Project Management
Skilled Trades
Supply Chain Management
Sustainable Energy
Wireless Telecommunications
BUSINESS
Accounting
Business and Management
Cosmetic/Esthetician/Spa Management
Digital Business Management
Event Management
Fashion
Finance
Human Resources
International Business
International Development
Legal Studies
Marketing
CREATIVE & PERFORMING ARTS
Acting for Film and TV
Arts Administration
Comedy
Creative Writing
Music
Publishing
Theatre Performance
Theatre Production
HEALTH SCIENCES
Biotechnology
Clinical Research
Early Childhood Education
Funeral Services
Nursing
Occupational Therapist Assistant/
Physiotherapist Assistant
Paramedic
Personal Support Worker
Pharmacy Technician
Regulatory Affairs
HOSPITALITY, RECREATION
& TOURISM
Culinary Arts
Fitness and Health Promotion
Food and Nutrition
Hospitality and Tourism
Massage Therapy
Recreation and Leisure
Sport Management
Travel Services
LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES
Academic Upgrading
English as a Second Language (ESL)
General Arts and Science
— College or University Transfer
— Health and Science
— Technology
Research Analyst
Writing and Communications
MEDIA STUDIES &
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
3D Animation/Modelling
Advertising, Copywriting, Media
and Account Management
Design (Advertising, Graphic,
Multimedia and Package)
Digital Communications
Film, Television, Radio and Videography
Fundraising
Game Programming
Information Technology Solutions,
Software Development and
Computer Programming
Journalism
Media Communications
Photography
Public Relations
Visual and Digital Arts
Web Design
SOCIAL & COMMUNITY SERVICES
Addictions and Mental Health
Child and Youth Care
Justice Studies
Developmental Services Worker
Police Foundations
Pre-Service Firefighter
Protection, Security and Investigation
Social Services Worker
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KDIPLOMA AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
Our diploma and certificate programs are designed to give you a
blend of theoretical knowledge and practical, hands-on experience.
Advanced diplomas take six semesters to complete and usually
incorporate a work placement. Diplomas take at least four
semesters, while certificates are generally three semesters.
STUDENTS CAN CHOOSE
FROM MORE THAN 100
DIPLOMA AND CERTIFICATE
PROGRAMS AT HUMBER.
To learn more, visit
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KEVER SINCE COURTNEY WAS A LITTLE GIRL,
SHE KNEW SHE WANTED TO WORK IN FILM.
Of course, when she was young, she wanted to be an actress –
but once she got to high school and started working on theatre
productions, she figured out that behind the scenes was where
she really wanted to be.
From there, Humber was an obvious choice – even though it
meant moving away from her hometown of Ottawa.
“Humber – specifically the Film and Television Production (FMTV)
program – was the only school I applied to,” she explains. “After
coming in for a tour and learning about all the opportunities that
were available in the classroom I knew Humber would be the
best fit for me.”
After three years at Humber, Courtney is now a member of the
film union (IATSE 873) for props and set dressing, meaning she
often gets calls when film sets need extra help. She says the
projects she was able to work on while in school were valuable
stepping stones to her future career in film.
“A film that I wrote was produced and made into a short, and
I was able to be part of two projects that absolutely soared
once they were finished,” she says. “Humber has given me the
opportunity to grow into the person I wanted to be three years
ago, and has helped me lay the foundation to get where I want
to be in the next five to 10 years. I’m looking forward to the
future and all the opportunities I will have.”
FILM AND TELEVISION PRODUCTION
COURTNEY
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KOur career-focused degrees are the ideal blend of theoretical
learning and practical experience, taught by professors who have
active industry connections and outstanding academic credentials.
All degree programs offer work placements or clinical experience,
many of which are paid – meaning you’ll get valuable experience
even before you graduate.
Add in small class sizes and an industry-guided, job-relevant
curriculum, and your Humber degree will give you a definite
advantage in a competitive world.
EACH HUMBER BACHELOR’S DEGREE
IS REVIEWED AND APPROVED
BY THE MINISTRY OF TRAINING,
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.
To learn more, visit
humber.ca/degrees
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KDEGREE STUDENT PROFILE
BACHELOR OF APPLIED ARTS –
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
HILRY
DIPLOMA TO DEGREE
TRANSFER STUDENT
SCHOLARSHIP
Humber awards degree scholarships to students entering
any Humber degree program who have completed a two- or
three-year diploma from a publicly funded college. Students
who have achieved a program GPA of 80% or better will be
awarded a one-time scholarship of $2,500. Diplomas do not
have to be related to the degree program of choice and are not
tied to the eligibility for advanced standing or transfer credit.
MOVING FROM A DIPLOMA TO A DEGREE GAVE
HILRY A HEAD START ON AN EXCITING CAREER.
Growing up in Mississauga, Hilry didn’t think much about crime
– instead he loved cars, doing a high school co-op placement
at an auto shop. Watching the way police officers helped his
family following a break-in, though, Hilry was inspired to pursue
law enforcement as a career.
Hilry enrolled in Humber’s Community Justice Services diploma
program intending to, as he puts it, “Get in, get out, get a job” –
but he quickly discovered a new world of opportunities. Getting
involved with The Bridge, a group that supports black students,
and receiving a scholarship from the Association of Black Law
Enforcers gave Hilry a boost of confidence that inspired him to
pursue further education. After completing his diploma, he got
advanced standing in Humber’s criminal justice degree program
– and hasn’t looked back since.
“There’s no better job than service to people,” says Hilry, who is
involved with Humber’s Young Criminal Justice Professionals
group and intends to become a police officer. “Humber has
given me the confidence to really push myself – I’m going to
stay connected with the school any way I can once I graduate.”
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KFOUR-YEAR BACHELOR’S
DEGREES AT HUMBER
BACHELOR OF APPLIED ARTS
Criminal Justice
Film and Media Production
Paralegal Studies
BACHELOR OF CHILD AND YOUTH CARE
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
Accounting
Digital Business Management
Fashion Management
Finance
Hospitality and Tourism Management
Human Resources Management
International Business
Management Studies
Marketing
Supply Chain Management
BACHELOR OF CREATIVE ADVERTISING
BACHELOR OF DIGITAL
COMMUNICATIONS
BACHELOR OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
BACHELOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN
BACHELOR OF INTERNATIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
BACHELOR OF JOURNALISM
BACHELOR OF MUSIC
BACHELOR OF NURSING
*BACHELOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS
OUR BACHELOR OF
COMMERCE DEGREES HAVE
THE SAME FIRST TWO YEARS.
This common platform means that you’ll build a sound understanding of general
business principles for the first two years of your program, which will give you
a solid foundation in the essential aspects of business – something employers
value. In your final two years you can then focus on your chosen specialization.
Most business programs allow you to transfer from one specialization to another
if your interests change during the first two years.
*University of New Brunswick-Humber collaborative degree program.
DEGREES AND DEGREE SCHOLARSHIPS
WE WANT TO REWARD YOUR HARD WORK
You’ve worked hard to get where you are – and we want to recognize that.
We offer automatic scholarships to newly admitted degree students entering
their first year directly from high school.
ACADEMIC AVERAGE
DEGREE SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT
To learn more, visit
humber.ca/admissions/financial-aid
$4,000 renewable
$3,500 renewable
$3,000 renewable
$2,000 renewable
$1,500 one time
95%+
90 –94.9%
85–89.9%
80–84.9%
75–79.9%
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KFACULT Y PROFILE
MANY STUDENTS SPEND READING WEEK
SOCIALIZING, RELAXING OR STUDYING.
SOME EVEN USE THE TIME TO READ.
For Francisca Burg-Feret’s nursing students and others in
Humber’s School of Health Sciences, reading week 2015 was
an opportunity to make a difference in the lives of 240 children
living at the Valle de Los Angeles orphanage as well as more
remote communities in Guatemala.
Ten students from the nursing, practical nursing and early
childhood education (advanced studies in special needs)
programs travelled with Burg-Feret as well as a pediatrician and a
family physician to help perform health assessments and conduct
mobile clinics in small towns.
Taking students out of their comfort zones and giving them the
opportunity to contribute to communities around the world is a
key element in Burg-Feret’s teaching.
“Reaching out to under-resourced communities gives our students
an eye-opening experience, and helps them grow in their cultural
sensitivities,” says Burg-Feret, who has volunteered extensively in
the area. “We’re looking to develop sustainable relationships with
the people we meet, and to provide what those host communities
tell us they need.”
For the students who participated in Burg-Feret’s trip, the
experience was, indeed, life-changing.
“A lot of us had never met – we all had different backgrounds –
but we all learned to work in sync really well,” says Daniel, a
student in the practical nursing program. “This kind of trip makes
you appreciate not just nursing, but life itself.”
FACULTY NURSING
FRANCISCA
BURG-FERET
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KPOSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS
APPLIED TECHNOLOGY
Project Management
Supply Chain Management
ARTS AND PERFORMANCE
Arts Administration and Cultural
Management
Creative Book Publishing
Creative Writing – Comic Scriptwriting
Creative Writing – Fiction, Creative
Non-Fiction, Poetry
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
Alternate Dispute Resolution
Event Management
Fashion Management and Promotions
Financial Planning
Global Business Management
Human Resources Management
International Development
Marketing Management
Public Administration
COMMUNITY AND EMERGENCY
SERVICES
Addictions and Mental Health
Early Childhood Education – Advanced
Studies in Special Needs
HEALTH SCIENCES
Clinical Research
Regulatory Affairs
HOSPITALITY, RECREATION
AND TOURISM
Exercise Science and Lifestyle
Management
Hospitality and Tourism Operations
Management
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Enterprise Software Development
Information Technology Solutions
Web Development
Wireless Telecommunications
LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES
Professional Writing and Communications
Research Analyst
Teaching English as a Second Language
(TESL)/Teaching English as a Foreign
Language (TEFL)
MEDIA
Advertising – Account Management
Advertising Copywriting
Advertising Media Management
Broadcasting – Radio
Fundraising Management
Post-Production
Public Relations
Television Writing and Producing
TAKE YOUR EDUCATION TO THE NEXT LEVEL
Humber’s Ontario Graduate (Postgraduate) Certificate programs complement the postsecondary education you have
already earned. They are offered in an accelerated, intensive format, typically two semesters long, and prepare you
for a career in a specific field of work.
To learn more, visit
humber.ca/postgrad
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KHOSPITALITY AND TOURISM
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
SARGAM
POSTGRADUATE STUDENT PROFILE
SARGAM KNOWS BETTER THAN MOST THAT
SOME OF THE BEST LEARNING TAKES PLACE
OUTSIDE OF THE CLASSROOM.
The recent graduate of Humber’s Hospitality and Tourism
Operations Management program is the only North American
student participating in a prestigious fellowship program with the
Association of Corporate Travel Executives, sponsored by BCD Travel.
In May 2015, Sargam travelled with two other participants to luxury
hotels in Dubai, Bangalore, Sao Paulo, Beijing, Amsterdam, Antwerp
and Paris to learn about corporate travel in a six-week whirlwind of
meetings, seminars and industry-related tours.
Sargam, who spent a year backpacking in New Zealand, Australia
and Asia before she came to Humber, will follow her world tour with
a six-month paid traineeship program with BCD Travel in Toronto.
“I had such an amazing travel experience backpacking that I realized
I wanted to work in the tourism industry,” says Sargam, who has a
bachelor’s degree in sociology. “Humber’s program has proven to be
a great way to prepare me for a career in the industry.”
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KGO ABROAD AND DISCOVER
A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITIES
“I’M A BIG BELIEVER IN EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION.
ONE OF THE ADVANTAGES OF THE PROGRAMS
HERE AT HUMBER IS THAT WE DO A GOOD JOB
OF CONNECTING THE CLASSROOM WITH THE
REAL WORLD.”
PROFESSOR RYAN SNIDER
School of Hospitality, Recreation & Tourism
The world is getting smaller – so we offer lots
of opportunities to get out in the world and learn
in a whole new way.
Semester/course abroad
Study tour/field trip
Research project
Internship placement
Volunteer experience
GLOBAL/INTERNATIONAL
To learn more, visit
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KHumber has more than 3,400 international students
from more than 100 countries around the world, as well
as partnerships with institutions in China, Taiwan, India,
New Zealand, Jamaica and many other places.
With comprehensive services for international students at
our Lakeshore and North campuses, Humber truly becomes
home for thousands of students each year.
GLOBAL
CITIZENSHIP
CERTIFICATE
Enrol in Humber’s Global Citizenship
Certificate – an innovative, free program
for students that will give you a career
advantage in our culturally diverse and
rapidly changing world.
To learn more, visit
international.humber.ca/global-citizenship
See videos, galleries, and more at
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KENROLMENT ROAD MAP
FOLLOW THESE STEPS TO
APPLY FOR YOUR DREAM
PROGRAM AT HUMBER.
Research
Humber’s
Programs
Not sure what you want to study? Use Humber’s online Find Your Match
career tool at humbercareerfinder.com.
Research programs at humber.ca.
Have questions? Book an appointment to speak with a Recruitment
Advisor at humber.ca/visit/advising.
Join us for a tour at our North, Lakeshore or Orangeville Campuses
at humber.ca/visit/campustours.
Apply to
Humber
Apply to Humber at ontariocolleges.ca. Be sure to submit your application
by the equal consideration deadline of February 1, 2016.
After you’ve applied, you’ll receive an acknowledgement postcard from Humber.
If you’re an international student, you can apply directly to Humber.
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O K*Fees Due Date to be determined. Your offer letter will have the exact date.
To learn more, visit
humber.ca/admissions/how-apply
Track Your
Application
Track the status of your application through Humber’s student portal at
humber.ca/myhumber. You’ll receive an email with your username and
password after you’ve applied.
Depending on your program, you may have to complete testing, submit a
portfolio or come to campus for an assessment or audition. If your program
has Secondary Admissions Requirements, information on how to complete
those requirements will be sent to you once we’ve received your application.
Receive
Your Offer
Congratulations! You’ve received an offer of admission. There are still a
number of steps to complete before you start classes, so be sure to read
the information below very carefully and contact us if you’re unsure what to
do next.
Confirm
Your Offer
Confirm your offer at ontariocolleges.ca and humber.ca/myhumber.
If you’re planning on living in residence, fill out your residence application
online at residence.humber.ca as soon as possible. Residence spaces are
offered on a first come, first served basis.
Do Some
Fact-Finding
Many Humber programs require placement testing. This testing is not
for admission. It’s to make sure you’re placed in the right English and (if
applicable) math courses. Check your email for information on booking a
test date.
Have questions about services and supports available at Humber?
Go to wegotyou.humber.ca for more information.
Transferring from another institution? Get information on transfer credit on
Humber’s How To Apply page at humber.ca/admissions/how-apply.
If you have any questions at this stage of the process, please
contact us at [email protected].
Pay Your
Fees
Find information about applying for bursaries, scholarships and the
Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) at humber.ca/admissions/
financial-aid.
Pay your deposit of $500 (domestic students) or $1,000 (international
students) on humber.ca/myhumber.
Register for
Classes
Register for classes online at humber.ca/myhumber.
Attend
Orientation
Attend orientation to find out where your classes are as well as all the
other facilities and services available to you as a Humber student. Go to
wegotyou.humber.ca to find out more about all the services and support
Humber has to offer.
You’ve
Arrived
Welcome to your first day at Humber!
KEY DATES
ONTARIO COLLEGE APPLICATION
SERVICE (OCAS) BEGINS SENDING
APPLICATION INFORMATION TO
HUMBER:
NOVEMBER 2015
Colleges begin to receive applicant
information from ontariocolleges.ca
in late November. You will be contacted
with information about tracking
application status.
EQUAL CONSIDERATION DATE:
FEBRUARY 1, 2016
All applications received by
ontariocolleges.ca on or before
February 1 will be given equal
consideration in the application process.
FIRST RELEASE OF OFFERS:
FEBRUARY 1, 2016
First date that offers of admission
can be made for applicants to all
Humber programs.
FIRST CONFIRMATION DEADLINE:
MAY 1, 2016
You must confirm an offer of
admission. Confirmations are made at
ontariocolleges.ca.
Confirmations made after May 1 will
be accepted if space is available in the
program. Refer to your offer letter for your
confirmation deadline.
FIRST FEES DUE DATE:
JUNE 2016
* Tuition deposit is due. Late payment of
deposit will only be accepted if space is
available in the program.
Offers may be withdrawn unless the
tuition deposit is made on time.
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KOSAP
The Ontario Student Assistance
Program (OSAP) provides federally and
provincially funded loans and grants
to eligible postsecondary students.
You can learn more at www.osap.gov.on.ca
AWARDS AND SCHOLARSHIPS
We awarded more than 1,000 awards
and scholarships to eligible students last
year, including entrance scholarships and
awards for academic achievement. As
well, we’ll help you find information about
application-based scholarships both from
Humber and from external sources.
For more information, go to
humber.ca/studentawards
WORK STUDY PROGRAM
The Ontario Work Study Program enables you
to work part-time on campus to help finance
your education. Check with Career Services
for job postings and eligibility information.
For details, go to humber.ca/admissions/
financial-aid/ontario-work-study-program
Note: Estimated cost for one year based
on 2015/2016 rates covering two academic
semesters. Costs will vary for each program.
Co-op and/or lab fees are not included.
BURSARIES
We provide bursaries to students
who have financial emergencies
or an ongoing financial need.
Financial Need Bursaries
Student Access Guarantee Bursaries
Ontario First Generation Bursaries
Study Abroad Bursaries
For more, visit humber.ca/admissions/
financial-aid/humber-bursaries
FINANCIAL AID
To learn more, visit
humber.ca/fees
YOU WANT A GREAT EDUCATION AND WE
WANT TO HELP YOU GET ONE. THERE ARE
MANY WAYS TO MAKE THAT POSSIBLE.
Diploma or Certificate Tuition
$4,000
Bachelor’s Degree Tuition
$7,100
International Students Tuition
$14,200
Books $1,500
Supplies $500
Parking $580
Public Transit
$1,250
Residence and Meal Plan $8,302–$10,731
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KFOUNDATION PROGRAMS (2–3 SEMESTERS)
Our foundation certificates allow you to gain and upgrade the skills
you need to pursue further studies or get on track to launch your
career. These programs will help you build a portfolio, develop and
hone your skills or take the next step in your career.
CERTIFICATES (2–3 SEMESTERS)
One-year and short-term certificates allow you to establish a
foundation of knowledge in a given field or upgrade your skills
in your current career.
DIPLOMAS (4–6 SEMESTERS)
Our career-focused diplomas are designed to give you specialized
knowledge, enabling you to be work-ready when you graduate.
APPRENTICESHIPS (3–4 YEARS)
Apprenticeships offer you the opportunity to learn an in-demand
skill in a variety of fields. We help get you ready for the workplace
through practical experience and in-school training.
BACHELOR’S DEGREES (4 YEARS)
Our bachelor’s degrees give you the ideal balance of theoretical,
academic knowledge and practical, career-oriented experience.
We combine the highest academic standards with exceptional
internships and field placements.
ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATES (2–3 SEMESTERS)
Intended for students who already have a bachelor’s degree or
a relevant postsecondary credential, you will gain specialized
knowledge and job experience in your field of interest.
DIFFERENT GOALS HAVE DIFFERENT PATHS
We’ll work with you to map the route to where you want to go. Transfer
options, a wide range of credentials and specialized programs will help
you along your journey to success. Take a foundation program, then move
to a diploma. Complete a diploma, then apply for advanced standing to
a degree. The path is yours to choose.
START HERE:
Mature Student or
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
CONTINUE HERE:
Career
Master’s Degree
Humber Continuing Education Programs/Courses
HUMBER CERTIFICATE/DIPLOMA
1 Year Certificate OR
2 Year Diploma OR
3 Year Advanced Diploma
HUMBER BACHELOR’S DEGREE
START HERE:
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD)
or College Diploma
HUMBER BACHELOR’S DEGREE
START HERE:
Bachelor’s Degree or
College Diploma
HUMBER ONTARIO
GRADUATE CERTIFICATE
(POSTGRAD)
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KStart your career and education planning today. Explore the postsecondary education opportunities available to you and make an
informed decision for your future. Planning ahead and making informed decisions will give you multiple pathways for future studies.
WE CAN PUT YOU IN THE FAST LANE
TRANSFER OPTIONS
Humber offers many ways to transfer between credentials and institutions. You can start
in a certificate program then progress to a diploma. From there, earn a diploma and
transfer your credits towards a degree. For example, students who complete Humber’s
three-year Business Administration advanced diploma program can transfer into most of
our Bachelor of Commerce degrees for the final two years of study. Students completing
a comparable Business Administration advanced diploma at another Ontario college may
be qualified for entry into year three of most of Humber’s Bachelor of Commerce degrees.
SECONDARY SCHOOL
APPLICANT
A Secondary School Applicant
is either currently registered in
secondary school and will graduate
before the start of college, or
has already graduated but has
no additional postsecondary
educational experience.
COLLEGE TRANSFER
APPLICANT
A College Transfer Applicant
has previously attended a college.
Applicants who have attended
college outside of Canada will
need to have transcripts assessed
by WES or ICAS. Credential
evaluation fees will apply.
UNIVERSITY TRANSFER
APPLICANT
A University Transfer Applicant has
previously attended a university.
Applicants who have attended
university outside of Canada will
need to have transcripts assessed
by WES or ICAS. Credential
evaluation fees will apply.
MATURE APPLICANT
A Mature Applicant is or will be at
least 19 years of age at the start of
college, and has neither graduated
from high school, nor previously
attended a college or university.
ACADEMIC PATHWAYS AND TRANSFERS
To learn more, visit
humber.ca/transferoptions
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O K*The advanced standing outlined in this chart is a general guideline. Diploma graduates may be required to take courses offered in lower semesters in order to meet the overall degree learning outcomes. Specific program grade point averages (GPAs) and subject requirements are required for admission.
HUMBER FOUR-YEAR
BACHELOR’S DEGREE
COLLEGE DIPLOMA IN RELATED
AREA OR FIELD OF STUDY
SEMESTERS REQUIRED
TO COMPLETE THE DEGREE*
Bachelor of Applied Arts – Criminal Justice Community and Justice Services Diploma (2yr)Police Foundations Diploma (2yr) 5 semesters, plus two eight-week work terms6 semesters, plus two eight-week work terms Bachelor of Applied Arts – Film and Media Production Film and Television Production Diploma (3yr) 4 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Applied Arts – Paralegal Studies Paralegal Education Diploma (2yr) 6 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Child and Youth Care Child and Youth Worker Diploma (3yr) 4 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Commerce – Accounting Business Accounting (2yr)
Business Administration – Accounting (3yr) Business Administration Diploma (3yr) Business Management Diploma (2yr) Business – Marketing Diploma (2yr)
6 semesters, plus one work term 5 semesters, plus one work term 5 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 7 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Commerce – Digital Business Management Business Administration Diploma (3yr)
Business Management Diploma (2yr) Business – Marketing Diploma (2yr)
Tourism and Hospitality Management Diploma (2yr) Tourism Management and Travel Industry Services Diploma (2yr)
4 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Commerce – Fashion Management Business Administration Diploma (3yr)
Business Management Diploma (2yr) Business – Marketing Diploma (2yr) Fashion Arts Diploma (2yr)
Tourism and Hospitality Management Diploma (2yr) Tourism Management and Travel Industry Services Diploma (2yr)
4 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 5 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Commerce – Finance Business Administration Diploma (3yr)
Business Management Diploma (2yr) Business – Marketing Diploma (2yr)
Tourism and Hospitality Management Diploma (2yr) Tourism Management and Travel Industry Services Diploma (2yr)
4 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Commerce – Hospitality and Tourism
Management Business Administration Diploma (3yr)Business Management Diploma (2yr) Business – Marketing Diploma (2yr)
Tourism and Hospitality Management Diploma (2yr) Tourism Management and Travel Industry Services Diploma (2yr)
4 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Commerce – Human Resources
Management Business Administration Diploma (3yr)Business Management Diploma (2yr) Business – Marketing Diploma (2yr)
Tourism and Hospitality Management Diploma (2yr) Tourism Management and Travel Industry Services Diploma (2yr)
4 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Commerce – International Business Business Administration Diploma (3yr)
Business Management Diploma (2yr) Business – Marketing Diploma (2yr)
Tourism and Hospitality Management Diploma (2yr) Tourism Management and Travel Industry Services Diploma (2yr)
4 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Commerce – Management Studies Business Administration Diploma (3yr)
Business Management Diploma (2yr) Business – Marketing Diploma (2yr)
Tourism and Hospitality Management Diploma (2yr) Tourism Management and Travel Industry Services Diploma (2yr)
4 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Commerce – Marketing Business Administration Diploma (3yr)
Business Management Diploma (2yr) Business – Marketing Diploma (2yr)
Tourism and Hospitality Management Diploma (2yr) Tourism Management and Travel Industry Services Diploma (2yr)
4 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Commerce – Supply Chain Management Business Administration Diploma (3yr)
Business Management Diploma (2yr) Business – Marketing Diploma (2yr)
Tourism and Hospitality Management Diploma (2yr) Tourism Management and Travel Industry Services Diploma (2yr)
4 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Creative Advertising Advertising and Graphic Design Diploma (2yr)
Graphic Design Diploma (3yr) 6 semesters, plus one work term4 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Digital Communications Media Communications (2yr)
Multi–Media Design and Development (2yr) Web Design and Interactive Media (3yr)
6 semesters, plus one work term 6 semesters, plus one work term 4 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Industrial Design Industrial Design Diploma (3yr) 4 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Interior Design Interior Design Diploma (3yr) 4 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of International Development Graduates of diploma programs will be assessed
on an individual basis for transfer credit.
Bachelor of Journalism Journalism – Print and Broadcast (3yr) 4 semesters, plus one work term Bachelor of Music Graduates of diploma programs will be assessed
on an individual basis for transfer credit. Bachelor of Public Relations Public Relations Diploma (2yr)
Public Relations Diploma (3yr) 6 semesters, plus one work term4 semesters, plus one work term
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KCERTIFICATES AND DIPLOMAS
Program Name
Academic Requirements
Secondary Requirements
Semesters
Campus
Semester
Start
APPLIED TECHNOLOGY
Architectural Technology Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
6 North Sep/Jan Cabinet Making Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C
or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. 3 North Sep/Jan Civil Engineering
Technology
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), Grade 12 Math (MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U), and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
6 North September
Design Foundation Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three
Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. 2 North September Electrical Engineering
Technician – Control Systems
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
4 North Sep/Jan
Electrical Engineering Technology – Control Systems
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
6 North September
Electrical Techniques Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
2 North Sep/Jan/May Electromechanical
Engineering Technician – Automation and Robotics Profile
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
4 North September
Electromechanical Engineering Technology – Automation and Robotics Profile
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C
or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. 6 North September
Electronics Engineering Technician
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
4 North Sep/Jan Heating, Refrigeration and
Air Conditioning Technician Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. 4 North September Heating, Refrigeration and
Air Conditioning Technology Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. 6 North September Home Renovation
Technician
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
3 North Sep/Jan Industrial Woodworking
Technician
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
3 North Sep/Jan Interior Decorating Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three
Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. 4 North Sep/Jan Landscape Technician Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C
or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
4 North September Mechanical Engineering
Technician
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
4 North September Mechanical Engineering
Technology Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. 6 North September Mechanical Techniques -
Millwright
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), Grade 12 Math (MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MTT-4G, MAT-4A), and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
2 North September
Plumbing Techniques Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
2 North Sep/Jan Sustainable Energy and
Building Technology
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), any Grade 12 C or U Math, and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
6 North September Urban Arboriculture –
Tree Care Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. 2 North January Welding Techniques Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), Grade 12 Math
(MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MTT-4G, MAT-4A), and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
2 North September
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS AND PROGRAMS
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2 0 16 /20 17 V IE W BO O KProgram Name
Academic Requirements
Secondary Requirements
Semesters
Campus
Semester
Start
ARTS AND PERFORMANCE
Acting for Film and Television
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
Audition 4 Lakeshore September Comedy:
Writing and Performance Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Audition 4 Lakeshore September Jazz Performance –
Introduction to Commercial Jazz
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
Audition 2 Lakeshore September
Theatre Performance Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three
Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Audition 6 Lakeshore September Theatre Production Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three
Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
Information session 4 Lakeshore September
BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
Business – Accounting Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), Grade 12 Math (MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U) or Grade 11 U or M Math (MCR3U or MCF3M), and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
4 North
Lakeshore
Sep/Jan/May Sep/Jan
Business Administration Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), Grade 12 Math (MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U) or Grade 11 U or M Math (MCR3U or MCF3M), and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
6 North
Lakeshore Sep/Jan/MaySep/Jan
Business Administration (Co-op)
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), Grade 12 Math (MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U) or Grade 11 U or M Math (MCR3U or MCF3M), and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
6 Lakeshore Sep/Jan
Business Administration –
Accounting Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), Grade 12 Math (MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U) or Grade 11 U or M Math (MCR3U or MCF3M), and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
6 North Sep/Jan/May
Business Administration – Professional Golf Management
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), Grade 12 Math (MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U) or Grade 11 U or M Math (MCR3U or MCF3M), and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
6 Lakeshore September
Business Management Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), Grade 12 Math (MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U) or Grade 11 U or M Math (MCR3U or MCF3M), and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
4 North
Lakeshore Sep/Jan/MaySep/Jan
Business Management – Financial Services
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), Grade 12 Math (MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U) or Grade 11 U or M Math (MCR3U or MCF3M), and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
4 Lakeshore Sep/Jan
Business – Marketing Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), Grade 12 Math (MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U) or Grade 11 U or M Math (MCR3U or MCF3M), and two Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
4 North Sep/Jan/May
Cosmetic Management Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
3 North Sep/Jan Esthetician/Spa
Management Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. 4 North Sep/Jan Fashion Arts Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three
Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. 4 North Sep/Jan Law Clerk Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three
Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
4 North Sep/Jan Law Firm Profile –
Office Administration
Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
2 North September Paralegal Education Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), and three
Grade 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.
4 North Sep/Jan
Mature students should refer to specific course selection for admission requirements. International students should refer to international.humber.ca for course equivalents and application information.
Secondary Requirements may include samples of creative work, letters of intent, resumés, pre-admission tests, auditions and questionnaires, and vary by program. Applicants will receive specific information about their additional Secondary Requirements following application.
