Humber College

• In the early years of Toronto, the Humber River provided the local industry with the energy source and communications link it needed to flourish. In 1967, Humber College took on that heritage, dedicating itself to the communication of ideas and energy that would foster lifelong learning.
• The Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology (CAATs) were established by provincial legislation in 1967 

• You’ll have the option to select from a wide range of credentials including certificates, diplomas, advanced diplomas, degrees and Ontario graduate certificates. You’ll be able to get the credit you deserve and further your education through many pathways and transfer opportunities. With our diverse experiential learning opportunities ranging from placements, internships, applied research projects and more, you’ll be even closer to your dream career by the time you graduate.
• Faculty is focused on leveraging industry experience to develop a comprehensive curriculum that aligns with evolving employer needs. 

• Applied Research & Innovation supports collaboration, applied research, and innovation at Humber and in the community.

• Humber’s network of Centres of Innovation (COIs) bring together interdisciplinary teams of faculty, students, and partners to solve complex, real-world problems.

• The Barrett CTI is designed to inspire innovation and support skills development with industry and community partners, as well as promote science, technology, engineering, art and math outreach.

Have a concern related to your academic and career pathway? Our Career and Student Success Advisors will work with you to build your educational and career pathways. The Academic & Career Success Centre is your first stop when you just aren't sure where to start.