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This is an exciting time for Humber, as we look back on 50 years of offering life-changing learning experiences, and celebrate our accomplishments.

Chris WhitakerPresident & CEOHumber College

A message from the President

With a wide range of programs and pathways for our diverse community of students, Humber offers an in-demand balance of theory and practice that makes our graduates highly attractive to employers.

Building on 50 years of experience, our distinctive style of polytechnic education is positioning our students for success in a quickly changing and interconnected world. I invite you to learn more about us.

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200 full-time students

Orangeville Campus

319,300

full-time students North Campus

CAMPUSES11,700full-time students Lakeshore Campus

At Humber, we offer our students a polytechnic education. We teach theory, add in practical, hands-on training and work with employers to give students opportunities to learn in real world settings. Set in state-of-the-art and creative learning spaces, this unique approach unleashes innovative and entreprenuerial thinking and prepares students for the careers of today and tomorrow.

110,0001,8001,400

180

program applications annually

apprenticeship students

students in residence

About Humber

full-time programsmore than

TORONTO

ORANGEVILLE

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220,000+

10,000

alumni

graduates annually

79% of Humber programs offer work-integrated

learning opportunities like field placements, co-ops

and internships

Apprenticeships

Certificates

Diplomas and advanced diplomas

Honours bachelor’s degrees

Graduate certificates

91%of employers believe

Humber graduates are well-prepared*

*2016 Ontario Key Performance Indicator (KPI) survey results Types of programs

PATHWAYSWhether you’ve completed a postsecondary program or are looking for a change, we want to give you the credit you deserve.

65+ Diploma to degree pathways60+ External pathways from 36 Humber programs

humber.ca/transferoptions

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Humber has eight academic schools, which work closely with industry partners to ensure current, career-relevant programming. Here are just some of the programs we offer.

Air conditioning and refrigeration

Arboriculture/horticulture/landscape

Architectural technology

Carpentry and renovation

Civil engineering

Computer engineering

Electromechanical engineering

Industrial design/interior design

Plumber/electrician apprenticeship

Project management/supply chain management

Sustainable energy

Wireless telecommunications

Biotechnology

Clinical research

Early childhood education (ECE)/ECE - special needs

Emergency telecommunications

Funeral services

Nursing*

Occupational therapist assistant/physiotherapist assistant

Paramedic

Personal support worker

Pharmacy technicianPractical nursing (RPN) to registered nursing (RN) - bridging

Regulatory affairs

Traditional Chinese medicine

Workplace health and wellness

*Offered in collaboration with the University of New Brunswick

Acting for film and television

Arts administration

Comedy

Creative writing

Music/music business

Publishing

Theatre performance

Theatre production

TV writing and producing

SCHOOL OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGY

SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCES

SCHOOL OF CREATIVE & PERFORMING ARTS

Academic profile

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Culinary, baking and pastry arts

Exercise science and lifestyle management

Fitness and health promotion

Food and nutrition management

Event management

Hospitality and tourism operations

Hotel and restaurant services

Massage therapy

Nutrition and healthy lifestyle promotion

Recreation and leisure

Sport management

Tourism management

Advertising

Animation, art and design

Fundraising

Game programming and IT

Graphic design

Journalism

Media and digital communications

Multimedia design and user experience

Photography

Public relations

Radio, film and television

Web design and development

SCHOOL OF HOSPITALITY, RECREATION & TOURISM

SCHOOL OF MEDIA STUDIES & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Pre-health sciences pathway

Professional writing

Research analyst

Teaching English as a Second Language

SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES

Academic upgrading

English for academic purposes

General arts and science foundation programs in: College or university transfer

Technology

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Addictions and mental health

Behavioural science

Child and youth care

Community and justice services

Community development

Crime scene investigation

Criminal justice

Developmental services worker

Police foundations

Pre-service firefighter education and training

Protection, security & investigation

Social service worker

Accounting

Cosmetics, esthetician and spa managementDigital business

Entrepreneurship

Events

Fashion

Finance

Global business

Human resources

Insurance

International development

Legal studies

Management

Marketing

Professional golf

Public administration

Supply chain

SCHOOL OF SOCIAL & COMMUNITY SERVICES

THE BUSINESS SCHOOL

Academic profile

The University of Guelph-Humber is a unique partnership between Humber College and the University of Guelph. Through integrated academic and hands-on experiences, students earn both a Humber diploma and an honours bachelor’s degree in four years.

Degree/diploma programs in seven subject areas:

UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH-HUMBER

BUSINESSEARLY CHILDHOOD STUDIESFAMILY AND COMMUNITY SOCIAL SERVICES

JUSTICE STUDIESKINESIOLOGYMEDIA STUDIESPSYCHOLOGY

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More than 25 honours bachelor’s degree programs

BACHELOR OF APPLIED ARTS BACHELOR OF CREATIVE ADVERTISING

BACHELOR OF DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCES

BACHELOR OF FILM AND MEDIA PRODUCTION

BACHELOR OF INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

BACHELOR OF INTERIOR DESIGN

BACHELOR OF INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

BACHELOR OF JOURNALISM

BACHELOR OF MUSIC

BACHELOR OF NURSING*

BACHELOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS

BACHELOR OF BEHAVIOURAL SCIENCE

BACHELOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

BACHELOR OF CHILD AND YOUTH CARE

BACHELOR OF COMMERCE

Paralegal Studies

Criminal Justice

Workplace Health and Wellness

AccountingDigital Business ManagementFashion ManagementFinanceHealthcare ManagementHospitality and Tourism ManagementHuman Resource ManagementInternational BusinessManagement StudiesMarketingSupply Chain Management

Honours bachelor’s degrees

*Offered in collaboration with the University of New Brunswick

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Applied research & entrepreneurship

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$3.3 million

active entrepreneurs at the Centre for Entrepreneurship

new start-ups funded

More than

total research budget

302

226267175

1,687faculty & staff

in

and

external partners involved

applied research projects

class & capstone applied research projects

students &

NEW TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION BUILDING - NORTH CAMPUS

(Opening 2018)

Featuring:

5 stories & 93,000 sq ft

Where teams of expert faculty and students come together to help businesses and communities prosper

Barrett Centre for Technology InnovationCentre of Innovation in Health and WellnessCentre for Creative Business Innovation

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campus television station

community radio station

student-run gourmet restaurant

Humber leads the overall medal count for both the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) and the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA)

academic & career success centres

49 student clubs

7 academic support centres for math, writing and accounting

centres offering health care, counselling and accessibility services

09 Student life

19 varsity sports teams

3libraries

10State-of-the-art student spaces

Awards, bursaries & scholarships

LAKESHORE CAMPUS - FITNESS CENTRE

LAKESHORE CAMPUS - CENTRE FOR ENTREPRENEURSHIP

LAKESHORE CAMPUS - STUDENT WELCOME AND RESOURCE CENTRE

22,000 sq ft

26,500 sq ft

43,000 sq ft

6,600

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$6.2 million

bursaries, awards and scholarships awarded annually

Study Abroad scholarships

provided in financial aid, awards and scholarships

NORTH CAMPUS - LEARNING RESOURCE COMMONS

264,000 sq ft

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65%of all waste generated is diverted from landfills

all paper used incorporates at

least

post-consumer waste and is certified by the Forest

Stewardship Council

50%

1 of 41st

3rd

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LEED Silver

Humber was

Canadian colleges awarded Canada’s Greenest Employer

2017, winning for the second year in a row

Ontario college and LEED gold-certified buildings, including the

Centre for Urban Ecology and the Learning Resource

Commons

is our minimum standard for all new

construction

in Canada to achieve silver STARS rating

from the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher

Education (AASHE)

Professional training

Continuing education 12

5Specialized employment

programs for youth, newcomers to

Canada and women, as well as services for job seekers and

employers

Community Employment Centrests

CONFERENCE SERVICES

1Centre for Employee Benefits

1,400career-building & general

interest courses

400+online courses fully online

programs

60+

10association & partnership programs

2 2campuses providing year-round conference spaces and catering services, supported by a dedicated planning department

residences open in summer for public events and conferences

5motorcycle rider training programs

3trucking programs

Corporate training for business

Credential testing for Ontario Building Code and Life Licensing Qualification Program

Aboriginal resources13

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2

2

1

1

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Elder on campus

Aboriginal Resource Centres2nd floor, Learning Resource Commons (North Campus);

WEL301 (Lakeshore Campus)

Student spaces Wigwamen Lounge (Residence

building, North Campus);Open-access Aboriginal lounge

(F building, North Campus)

month dedicated to celebrating Aboriginal

culture

The Aboriginal Resource Centre works to build a sense of community by connecting people through Aboriginal perspectives.

Aboriginal Student Club dedicated to cross-

cultural learning

Indigenous Knowledge Certificate

5 4,700+

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60+

500+

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ways to study abroad: international students from more than 138

countries

international student advisors & many

initiatives dedicated to helping students adjust to

life in Canada

annual trips, events and workshops for

international students

Humber students, faculty and staff experienced global learning opportunities abroad last year

Global Citizenship certificate

Semester/course abroadStudy tour/field tripResearch projectWork placementVolunteer experience/service learning

220,000+

30+

1

7+alumni

perk partners

alumni magazine (Gratitude)

ways to connect including:

@humbercollegealumni

@humberalumni

Humber College

@humberalumni

humber.ca/alumni

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10 trees35,677 L of water

437 kg of solid waste1,435 kg of CO2 and 1.8 kg of NOX emissions

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Humber Lakeshore Campus2 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Dr.Toronto, Ontario, CanadaM8V 4B6

Humber Orangeville Campus275 Alder St.Alder Street Recreation ComplexOrangeville, Ontario, CanadaL9W 5H6

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