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WHY A POLYTECHNIC? Polytechnics offer hands-on, industry-driven education that equips students with the practical skills and experience that today's employers are looking for. Programs emphasize learning by doing, helping students build real-world skills and competencies so that students graduate career ready.

Why Humber Polytechnic? Being a polytechnic means Humber delivers career-focused programs that evolve with the demands of the global job market. Our professors bring real-world industry experience to small, hands-on classes where students learn by doing through state-ofthe-art simulation labs and work-integrated learning opportunities. At Humber, we help students build and refine their skills and their confidence, so they can discover their edge. By the time students graduate, they are well equipped for their future careers and ready to make their mark.

Career Outcomes We are reimagining learning to help students achieve their aspirations. With technology rapidly advancing and new ways of working and learning, Humber can help students future-proof their employability. Our in-person and online courses provide an in-demand combination of careerfocused theory and hands-on learning, taught by expert faculty with extensive industry experience and connections. Work with our industry partners, and participate in innovative experiences to gain realworld experience and problem-solving skills, or explore how to become an entrepreneur and turn your side hustle into your main hustle. At Humber, students are supported and equipped to be career ready on their terms.

Research Institution in the GTA*

*Research Infosource Top 50 Research Colleges 2024.

97%

of employers believe Humber graduates are well prepared for work** ** 2022-2023 Colleges Ontario Key Performance Indicator Survey.

LAND ACKNOWLEDGMENT Humber is located within the traditional and treaty lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit. Known as Adoobiigok, the “Place of the Alders” in Michi Saagiig language, the region is uniquely situated along the Humber River Watershed, which historically provided an integral connection for Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee and Wendat peoples between the Ontario Lakeshore and the Lake Simcoe/Georgian Bay regions. Now home to people of numerous nations, Adoobiigok continues to provide a vital source of interconnection for all.

FAST FACTS

200+ 100+ full-time programs in 17 AREAS OF INTEREST

30+ 160+

HONOURS DEGREES

diploma-to-degree pathway opportunities

50+

ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATES

PART-TIME CERTIFICATES

85+ PATHWAYS

from Humber programs into master's programs at partner institutions

More than

50%

of incoming students have previous experience or education

325,000+ HUMBER ALUMNI

TABLE OF CONTENTS Admissions Road Map.......................................................................... 2

Transfer Students and Recognition of Prior Learning............ 11

Build Your Community........................................................................... 3

Bachelor’s Degrees................................................................................ 12

Financial Tools.......................................................................................... 5

Certificates, Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas...................... 16

Our Campuses......................................................................................... 6

Skilled Trades........................................................................................... 24

Housing Options....................................................................................... 6

Apprenticeships...................................................................................... 25

Indigenous Education & Engagement............................................ 8

Ontario Graduate Certificates........................................................... 26

Putting Theory Into Practice.............................................................. 10

The Humber HLO Difference............................................................. 31

Build a Strong Academic Foundation............................................. 10

Getting to Humber.................................................................................. 33

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FOLLOW THESE STEPS TO GET INTO YOUR DREAM PROGRAM AT HUMBER. START

RESEARCH PROGRAMS

APPLY TO HUMBER

TRACK YOUR APPLICATION

PAY YOUR FEES Pay your tuition deposit to secure your spot.

CONFIRM YOUR OFFER

RECEIVE YOUR OFFER

YOUR NEXT STEPS

ATTEND ORIENTATION

Apply for transfer credits, plan your on-campus stay in residence and get your parking pass.

Find out where your classes are and learn more about student services.

Congratulations! You’ve received an offer of admission.

FINISH

YOU’VE ARRIVED Welcome to your first day at Humber!

To learn more, visit Humber’s Admissions Road Map at humber.ca/admissionsroadmap

UNLEASH YOUR BRILLIANCE. BUILD YOUR COMMUNITY.

Black Student Support & Engagement (BSSE) provides students who identify as Black, African and Caribbean with community, resources and support to help them fully maximize and thrive academically and personally throughout their Humber journey. BSSE programs assist with community building, leadership, personal and professional development, and on and off campus engagement.

The LGBTQ+ Resource Centre works to promote safer, braver and positive spaces, and offers a dedicated space at both the North and Lakeshore Campuses for students to connect with one another, access resources and build community. The LGBTQ+ Resource Centre also offers drop-in hours where learners can speak to staff to learn about the LGBTQ+ programs and services available both on and off campus.

To learn more, visit humber.ca/bsse.

To learn more, visit humber.ca/lgbtq.

Indigenous Education & Engagement (IE&E) works in partnership with regional Indigenous communities to provide Indigenous students with comprehensive support that connects them academically, culturally and socially to their learning environment. IE&E fosters a strong sense of community by promoting Indigenous perspectives and creating opportunities for connection, growth and success on campus. For future students, IE&E offers guidance to ease the transition into post-secondary education, including assistance with applications and access to free OCAS applications.

IGNITE is Humber’s student government dedicated to supporting learners’ wellness, career success and social life with a wide range of services — from health and dental plans to dispute resolution and free in-person and virtual events. They understand post-secondary is a pivotal chapter in learners lives, so they strive to make it a fun and rewarding experience. Their mission is to empower learners to reach their full potential while building a safe, supportive community where every student feels valued and connected.

To learn more, visit humber.ca/indigenous.

To learn more, visit ignitestudentlife.com.

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VARSITY SPOTLIGHT 2024-2025

4 12 21

CCAA NATIONAL TITLES OCAA PROVINCIAL TITLES

7 93

OCAA PLAYERS OF THE YEAR OCAA ACADEMIC ALL–STARS

CCAA ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIANS

Overall the Humber Hawks have captured:

71 347

CCAA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, THE MOST IN CANADA

OCAA PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONSHIPS, THE MOST IN ONTARIO

Humber Global provides a variety of opportunities for students to experience global learning through virtual and in-person programs with international partner institutions or right on campus. These experiences allow students to enhance their academic experience, explore diverse cultures, gain new perspectives and earn academic credit — regardless of their interests, schedule, program or budget. To learn more, visit humber.ca/global-opportunities.

Humber Esports is part of the college’s varsity program and has been recognized by Esport Canada, an organization committed to promoting the growth and development of esports participation and excellence at all levels of play. Esports is a rapidly growing industry offering entertainment along with career paths for those interested in the world of competitive gaming. Humber Esports has two primary gaming areas at North Campus. The Barrett CTI Esports Hub and what’s known as the Esports Dojo in LB109. More information can be found at the Humber Esports linktr.ee/HumberEsportsGG.

YOU WANT A GREAT EDUCATION, AND WE HAVE THE FINANCIAL TOOLS TO HELP YOU GET ONE. Access resources and support through Humber's Financial Aid Office. Humber has many entrance scholarships, including renewable scholarships for those who maintain an average of 80 per cent or higher as a full-time Humber student. Scholarships are automatically awarded to high school students based on academic achievement. For more information, visit humber.ca/scholarships.

ONTARIO STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (OSAP) OSAP is an Ontario government financial aid program that offers funding to post-secondary students through grants (money you don’t have to pay back) and student loans (money you need to repay once you’re done school). To learn more, visit osap.ca.

BACHELOR’S DEGREE ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS

WORK-STUDY BURSARY PROGRAM

ACADEMIC AVERAGE

$16,000 ($4,000 per year)

Part-time employment opportunities at Humber are available to eligible full-time, domestic students. Eligibility for the workstudy program is primarily based on financial need.

$14,000 ($3,500 per year)

To learn more, visit careers.humber.ca/work-study.

95%+ 90 − 94.9% 85 − 89.9% 80 − 84.9% 75 − 79.9%

TOTAL FOUR-YEAR

$12,000 ($3,000 per year) $8,000 ($2,000 per year)

FE ES AVE R AGE COST S*

AMOUNT

$1,500 one time

Domestic Student Diploma or Certificate Tuition & Fees

$4,298

DEGREE TRANSFER SCHOLARSHIPS*

Domestic Student Bachelor’s Degree Tuition & Fees

$7,634

*Ontario Certificate and Diploma Graduates

Domestic Student Ontario Graduate Certificate Tuition & Fees

$5,998

ACADEMIC AVERAGE

TOTAL FOUR-YEAR

$18,623

80%+

International Student Diploma or Certificate Tuition & Fees

$1,500 – $2,500 one time

International Student Bachelor’s Degree Tuition & Fees

$21,498

BURSARIES

International Student Ontario Graduate Certificate Tuition & Fees

$20,153

Bursaries are available for certificate, diploma and degree programs and are awarded primarily based on financial need, although academic excellence, extracurricular activities and community involvement may all be considered. Residency restrictions may apply.

Books

$1,500

Supplies

$500

CRE DE NTIAL Diplomas Ontario Graduate Certificates Degrees

AMOUNT

$500 $750 $1,000

To learn more, visit humber.ca/financial-resources.

Public Transit Residence and Meal Plan

$1,540 $11,085 to $14,953 (approx.)

*NOTE: The fees noted above are the averaged costs from the 2024|2025 academic year. Some programs may have higher fees than those listed and will be noted on the program page online.

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Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation, North Campus

NORTH CAMPUS Humber’s North Campus is a living lab with campus spaces designed to foster innovation and connection. • The Humber Spa – a full-service classroom and retail boutique providing facials, hand and foot care, and body treatments. • Dining Options – many eating establishments, and the Humber Room, a student-run fine dining restaurant. • Athletics – varsity and intramural leagues and athletics facilities. • The Humber Golf Lab – featuring a high-tech simulator and golf equipment fitting tools, it is the only one of its kind across all Canadian colleges. • The Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation – our facility dedicated to driving the future of innovation and empowering students and industry to solve realworld challenges.

HOUSING OPTIONS STUDENT RESIDENCE (ON-CAMPUS) Humber provides residence space for 1,780 students between our North and Lakeshore campuses. On-campus housing is limited and is offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Once you have confirmed your offer of admission, apply early for a student residence room online at humber.ca/residence.

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.

Centre for Skilled Trades and Technology

CENTRE FOR SKILLED TRADES AND TECHNOLOGY A career in the skilled trades starts at Humber Polytechnic’s Centre for Skilled Trades and Technology. • State-of-the-Art Labs – experience hands-on learning in labs that simulate worksites in plumbing, carpentry, electrical, welding, industrial woodworking, construction, renovation and more. • Expansion and Renovation – a $9.5 million expansion has added 500 skilled trades training opportunities for pre-apprenticeship, apprenticeship and post-secondary students and includes a heating, refrigeration and air conditioning lab as well as a gas and oil lab, an AR/VR/XR simulation studio, a heat plant, study spaces, a remote studio and collaboration pods.

Historic Cottage Buildings, Lakeshore Campus

LAKESHORE CAMPUS Humber’s Lakeshore Campus is located a short distance away from Toronto’s museums, theatres and galleries and offers a mix of history and innovation. • Humber Cultural Hub – Phase 1 is open with Phase 2 scheduled for completion in 2026 that will include a new 500-seat performance hall as well as an Indigenousthemed classroom and an informal interior amphitheatre. There will also be classrooms for use by various Faculties, new film studios, a Comedy Cabaret and more. • Heritage Buildings – an academic village of 10 restored 19th-century cottage heritage buildings. • Student Welcome and Resource Centre – also home to the Lakeshore Grounds Interpretive Centre. • Colonel Samuel Smith Park – just steps away from Lakeshore Campus, perfect for a study break, enjoying a network of paths and a view of Lake Ontario.

Downtown Campus (International Graduate School)

DOWNTOWN CAMPUS (International Graduate School) Humber's Downtown Campus' location lets you study in the heart of Toronto where the city's energy and diversity enrich your educational experience. • Cutting-edge classroom technology and innovative teaching methods designed to help you succeed. • Industry and Community Connector Hub – where students, academia and industry come together to tackle real-world business challenges and drive innovation. • Resources – the campus offers a blend of in-person and virtual resources alongside partner facilities to ensure your success and well-being both in and out of the classroom.

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INDIGENOUS EDUCATION & ENGAGEMENT Indigenous Education & Engagement builds a sense of community by connecting people through Indigenous perspectives. INDIGENOUS STUDENT AWARDS, BURSARIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS Humber provides assistance to Indigenous students in meeting the costs of their tuition and living expenses while studying full time or part time. Humber offers a variety of bursaries and scholarships for Indigenous students. Humber’s Indigenous Education & Engagement website also offers a wide range of academic, personal, cultural and career support services.

OUR STUDENT SERVICES We assist Indigenous students in transitioning to the challenges of post-secondary education, while fostering awareness and appreciation of Indigenous culture and history within the greater campus community. Services Include: • Academic & Learning Support • Bursary & Band Funding Applications • Peer Tutoring & Student Advising • Educational & Cultural Programming To receive a voucher code for a free OCAS application or for assistance in applying to Humber, please contact the Indigenous Education & Engagement Team at humber.ca/indigenous/contact-us.

ADVISORY SERVICES • Peer tutoring access • Quiet computer and study space • Bursary and funding applications • Indigenous student advising • Community referrals • Work-study and volunteer opportunities • Educational and cultural programming and events throughout the academic year • Peer-to-Peer Mentorship and the Grad-Ready Program • Indigenous Camp Choice

INDIGENOUS TUITION GRANT The Indigenous Tuition Grant program is offered to Indigenous students from eight First Nations communities. • Alderville First Nation • Chippewas of Georgina Island • Curve Lake First Nation • Hiawatha First Nation • Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation • Mississaugas of the Scugog Island First Nation • Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte (Tyendinaga Mohawk) • Six Nations of the Grand River These communities were selected due to their geographic proximity to Humber. For more information, contact indigenous@humber.ca.

Humber is committed to all aspects of campus culture with Indigenous Cultural Markers, art installations and wellness services.

OUR RESOURCE CENTRES The resource centres are available for students to study, access computers, print, meet fellow Indigenous students, attend events and much more! The spaces are equipped for smudging, and traditional medicines are provided for students to access. If you are at the North Campus or Lakeshore Campus, please visit us at: North Campus: Learning Resource Commons (LRC), 2nd Floor Lakeshore Campus: Student Welcome & Resource Centre, 3rd Floor

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PUTTING THEORY INTO PRACTICE At Humber Polytechnic, students build a strong foundation for their careers by gaining real-world experience before they leave the classroom. Our Faculties focus on programs that address both current and future employer needs, ensuring graduates are well prepared to thrive into an ever-evolving workforce. With strong ties to industry and community partners, Humber helps students turn their education into meaningful career opportunities – giving them a clear advantage in today's competitive job market.

FIND YOUR EDGE IN ONE OF OUR SIX FACULTIES • Faculty of Applied Sciences & Technology With programs in design, engineering, engineering technology and skilled trades, this Faculty combines theory and real-world experience to build career readiness. • Longo Faculty of Business Prepare for various business careers through the degrees, diplomas and graduate certificates that this Faculty offers. • Faculty of Health & Life Sciences This Faculty provides programs for students preparing for careers in health care and wellness, emphasizing skills, adaptability, compassion and a commitment to social justice.

• Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences This Faculty offers a wide range of courses including English, communications, math, literature, social sciences and humanities, providing a foundation for academic, personal and professional development. • Faculty of Media, Creative Arts, and Design If a creative career is calling, this Faculty's programs in the areas of media, creative arts including music and design might be the right fit. • Faculty of Social & Community Services This Faculty offers programs for those looking to make a difference in their communities through practical experience and deep theoretical knowledge.

BUILD A STRONG ACADEMIC FOUNDATION AND FAST TRACK YOUR FUTURE Courses in General Arts and Science and Foundations programs prepare you for future diploma and degree-level studies at Humber. FOUNDATION PROGRAMS

GENERAL ARTS AND SCIENCE PROGRAMS

Our foundation programs get you ready for post-secondary education. Choose from:

General Arts and Science pathways prepare students to transfer to other Humber programs to continue their education.

Academic Upgrading (AU) Certificate

English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Certificate

Art and Design Foundation Certificate

Media Foundation Certificate

Applied Sciences and Engineering Fundamentals Certificate College Transfer Certificate Pathways to Diplomas and Degrees Certificate University Transfer Diploma

Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degree Certificate Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Certificates and Diplomas Certificate

TRANSFER STUDENTS AND RECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING ARE YOU A TRANSFER STUDENT? You are a transfer student if you have completed or partially completed a program at a college, polytechnic or university and wish to continue your studies. You can follow one of three paths: Transfer In: You want to transfer credits or credentials from another college or university or apply for credit based on prior work or life experience.

PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT AND RECOGNITION (PLAR) Humber recognizes that learning happens everywhere. PLAR is the process of recognizing your learning from work, life, volunteer or military experience and awarding academic credit to your Humber program. Learn more at humber.ca/transferoptions/plar or book an appointment to speak to a student mobility officer at humber.ca/transferoptions/contact.

Transfer Within: You are a Humber student or graduate wanting to transfer credits or get advanced standing into another Humber program. Transfer Out: You’re looking to advance your education beyond Humber with another credential. Humber has transfer agreements with many post-secondary institutions.

EXPLORE PATHWAYS

TRANSFER CREDITS

Humber offers pathways into, within and out of Humber to achieve your goals. Learn about the range of inbound/ outbound pathways, scholarships and more with Humber's Explore Pathways module.

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

Try our new diploma to degree combo calculator to see how you can save time and money while earning two credentials. humber.ca/combos To learn more visit humber.ca/transferoptions.

Learn more and check out our database at humber.ca/transferoptions/transfer-in/transfer-credits.

EVENTS Visit us at one of our many transfer and mature student events at humber.ca/transferoptions/events.

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BACHELOR’S DEGREES (four years)

Humber’s degree programs are built to launch your brilliant future. With industry-informed faculty, real-world projects and hands-on learning that reflects the workplace, you’ll graduate ready to dive right into your dream career with the skills you need to succeed. Humber degree students benefit from: • Small class sizes (30–60 students) • 14-week work placements • Career-focused work-integrated curriculum • Experienced faculty with industry expertise • Modern labs, studios and facilities • Development of 12 key employability skills that employers are looking for • The confidence to start a career and the flexibility to pursue postgraduate- or master’s-level studies

WHY SHOULD YOU CHOOSE A DEGREE AT HUMBER? Humber's four-year honours degrees are industry informed, and offer real-world projects and hands-on learning that reflect the workplace. They are built to launch your future – whether that is starting your career or pursuing postgraduateor master’s-level studies.

Admission Requirements: To be eligible for admission into a bachelor's degree, you must possess the following; Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent; Six Grade 12 U or M level courses including Grade 12 U English ( ENG4U or equivalent) with an overall grade point average of 65 per cent. Additional courses or requirements may apply. Please see below. LEGEND: C: Campus | DT: Downtown (International Graduate School, IGS) | L: Lakeshore | N: North | OL: Online | (opt): Optional | SE: Semesters | WIL/EL - Work-Integrated Learning/Experiential Learning | Humber Degree Completion Pathway

BACHELOR’S DEGREES Program Name Accounting (Bachelor of Commerce) 22211 Addictions and Mental Health (Bachelor of Social Science) MH411 Behavioural Science (Bachelor of) BH411 Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences BM411

Academic and Additional Requirements

Gr. 12 U Math min. 60%†.

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No additional academic requirements.

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No additional academic requirements.

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MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U, MHF4U; SCH4U; SBI4U & two Gr. 12 U or M courses. All six courses must meet a min. overall average of 65% with a min. grade of 65% in each of the four core courses.

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WIL/ Career Options EL Careers in accounts payable, accounts receivable, audit and tax, credit and collections, data analytics, financial accounting, general accounting, inventory control. Mental health and addictions case worker, crisis worker, case manager, and community support worker. This program does not prepare graduates for any specific regulated professions such as social work or psychotherapy. Autism interventionist, behaviour technician/associate, case manager, educational assistant, residential counsellor, supervisors in residential settings, support workers in development services. Technologists and technicians, scientists and researchers.

Program Name

Academic and Additional Requirements

WIL/ Career Options EL

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Community Development An Ontario College human services 4 (Bachelor of) (NEW) diploma, advanced diploma, or CD411 equivalent, with an overall GPA of 65% or more from a specific list of programs. Note: This is an advanced entry program to Semester 5. The requirements differ from the requirements listed at the top of page 12. See program page on the website for more details. Creative and No additional academic 8 Professional Writing requirements. (Bachelor of) CP411

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Criminal Justice (Bachelor of Social Science) CJ411

No additional academic requirements.

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Digital Business Management (Bachelor of Commerce) DB411

Gr. 12 U Math min. 60%†.

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Child and Youth Care (Bachelor of) 22231

No additional academic requirements.

Careers in child and youth or family support, education, community development, child welfare and protection, advocacy, youth justice, child and adolescent mental health, research, policy development, therapeutic interventions. Careers in health and education sectors, non-profit and charitable organizations, and government.

Communication assistant/specialist, social/digital media assistant/strategist, brand and marketing assistant/manager, content marketer/creator, editorial/publicity/public relations assistant, grant/proposal/report/ghost/speech writers, freelance writers/journalist, published author/storyteller. Police or court officer, provincial probation officer, federal or provincial parole officer, provincial youth service officer, community crime prevention worker, correctional officer, support worker, transportation enforcement officer, border services officer, researcher, policy developer, victim services worker. Note: Police services have minimum hiring requirements. If you want a career in policing, please check the hiring standards for the police services you are interested in applying to. Communications and digital marketing specialist, project or content manager, internet marketer, web developer, social media or marketing co-ordinator, pricing analyst, product manager, distribution manager, purchaser/buyer.

Applicants with mature student status, or college or university transfer status, refer to the program page on the website. Not all programming is available to international students. Refer to humber.ca/international for admission requirements and application information. Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. * 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. † S tudents who do not possess Grade 12 U Mathematics or who have achieved a grade below 60% may be considered for admission. Students will be required to complete a math equivalency course during their first or second semester at Humber. Additional course fees will apply.

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BACHELOR’S DEGREES Program Name

Academic and Additional Requirements

WIL/ Career Options EL

No additional academic requirements.

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Gr.12 U Math min. 60%†.

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Media project and writing assignment.

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Gr. 12 U Math min. 60%†.

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Gr. 12 U Math min. 60%†.

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Human Resources Management (Bachelor of Commerce) 22111 Industrial Design (Bachelor of) 22031 Information Systems Engineering (Bachelor of Engineering) IS411

Gr. 12 U Math min. 60%†.

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Gr. 12 U Math min. 60%†. Portfolio and writing sample.

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Designer of a wide variety of consumer products such as sports footwear, headphones, wearables and vehicles.

SPH4U, MCV4U and MHF4U or MDM4U. Final grade of 65% in each of the required courses.

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Interior Design (Bachelor of) 22051 International Business (Bachelor of Commerce) 22121

Gr. 11 or 12 U or M Math min. 60%†. Portfolio and writing sample.

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Information system analyst and consultant, computer programmer and software developer, software engineering, embedded system designer, IoT system designer, IoT programmer, IoT hardware developer, IoT specialist, IoT product developer, wireless data network engineering, network system engineering, network designer, network analyst, cybersecurity specialist, cybersecurity engineering, and cybersecurity analyst. Careers in firms specializing in commercial, corporate, health care, hospitality, residential design, retail.

Gr. 12 U Math min. 60%†.

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Management Studies (Bachelor of Commerce) 22291 Marketing (Bachelor of Commerce) 22281

Gr. 12 U Math min. 60%†.

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Gr. 12 U Math min. 60%†.

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Mechatronics Engineering (Bachelor of Engineering) ME411

SPH4U, MCV4U and MHF4U OR MDM4U; & two Gr. 12 U or M courses. Final grade of 65% in each of the required courses. Online audition.

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Digital Communications (Bachelor of) DC411 Fashion Management (Bachelor of Commerce) 22101 Film and Media Production (Bachelor of) FM411 Finance (Bachelor of Commerce) 22271 Healthcare Management (Bachelor of Commerce) HM411

Music (Bachelor of) MU411

Careers in the digital media industry or as communications professional within commercial, non-profit, governmental or other organizations. Buyer/merchandiser, planner/allocation specialist, product developer, store operations manager, wholesale sales manager. Careers in cinematography, writing and screenwriting, directing and producing, post-production, interactive technologies, picture and sound editing, videography, multiplatform and digital content creation. Banker, financial advisor/planner, financial analyst, portfolio manager, business manager. Careers in hospitals and public health, medical offices, community care organizations, health-care consulting firms, professional services firms, professional associations, government and advocacy. HR training co-ordinator, recruiter, compensation analyst, health and safety specialist, labour relations representative, HR assistant, HR data analyst, HR generalist, HR partner, HR co-ordinator.

Careers in customs and international trade, external business development, foreign direct and portfolio investment, freight forwarding and trade facilitation, international finance and risk management, international marketing, sales and research, logistics and supply chain management, trade consulting. Entry-level positions in finance, human resources, marketing and sales, operations and logistics. Opportunities for entrepreneurship. Careers in consumer goods, digital and social marketing, electronics and entertainment, fashion, leisure and tourism, manufacturing, music, retail. Careers in advanced manufacturing, energy, health care, food and pharmaceutical, packaging, consulting, transportation, and automotive, as well as in other emerging industrial sectors. Performing artist, clinician, producer, songwriter, arranger, composer.

Program Name

Academic and Additional Requirements

WIL/ Career Options EL

ENG4U; MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U, MHF4U; SCH4U; SBI4U. All six courses must meet a min. overall average of 75% with a min. grade of 75% in each of the four core courses and 60% in each of the two elective courses. A completed three- or four-year university degree with min. 75% GPA. Applicants who have not completed a three- or four-year university degree, but who possess 60 university credit hours with min. 75% GPA, may also be considered for admission. ENG4U, SCH4U, SBI4U & any Gr. 12 U Math or equivalent. All four courses must meet a min. 75% in each core course. Ontario Practical Nursing diploma program within the last 5 years with a 75% or higher cumulative program GPA. Successful completion of the Practical Nurse (REx-PN) exam and registration in good standing with the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO). Repeated courses within the Practical Nursing diploma are not permitted unless due to a failed course. No additional academic requirements.

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Careers as practitioners, educators and managers in numerous health-care settings including community/public health agencies, hospitals, long-term care facilities, mental health centres, primary health-care or acute-care settings, rehabilitation services, clinics, private practices.

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Program prepares the next generation of nurses who will provide high-quality care for individuals, families and communities in primary and community health care, long-term care, rehabilitation, acute and complex continuing care settings.

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Public Relations (Bachelor of) 22221

No additional academic requirements.

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Supply Chain Management (Bachelor of Commerce) 22261

Gr. 12 U Math min. 60%†.

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Paralegal in law firms, legal representative in provincial tribunals, legal assistant in corporations, government or community organizations, legal researcher, paralegal firm manager, private paralegal practice, provincial offences prosecutor, small claims court legal representative. Careers in change management, community relations, corporate philanthropy, internal communications and employee engagement, investor and government relations, marketing communications, media relations, social and digital media management. Asset management analysis, procurement and replenishment analysis, strategic sourcing, supply chain management, transportation and logistics, warehousing and distribution.

Sustainable Building Engineering (Bachelor of Engineering) BE411

SPH4U, MCV4U and MHF4U or MDM4U. Final grade of 65% in each of the required courses.

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Design – User Experience (Bachelor of) DS411

Six Gr. 12 U or M courses incl. ENG4U min. 70%, one Gr. 12 U or M course from a list of specific courses min. 65% (see website program page for details). Four Gr 12 M or U electives. No additional academic requirements.

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Nursing (Bachelor of Science) NR411

Nursing, Second-Entry Preparation (Bachelor of Science) NR011

Bachelor of Science – Nursing – RPN to BScN Bridging NR4B1

Paralegal Studies (Bachelor of) PL411

Workplace Health and Wellness (Bachelor of Health Sciences) WW411

Careers in construction, architecture, engineering, green building and urban design as energy engineer, building scientist, sustainability specialist, mechanical engineer, architectural engineer, building engineer, facility manager, project manager, consultant, estimator, BIM designer and co-ordinators, and infrastructure specialists. User experience (UX) designer, UI designer, design thinker, information architect, and design researcher in field including retail service, brand experience, social service interaction, health-care provision, travel and hospitality, financial service, safety and security, entertainment, and leisure. Careers with corporate wellness teams, disability management, health education, government, health and wellness consulting firms, non-profit organizations, public health.

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CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS AND ADVANCED DIPLOMAS (one to seven semesters)

Certificates, diplomas and advanced diplomas prepare students for careers in their chosen field with a combination of theoretical and work-integrated learning.

Admission Requirements: To be eligible for admissions into an Ontario college certificate, two-year diploma or three-year advanced diploma, you must possess the following; Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, Grade 12 English ( ENG4C or ENG4U or equivalent). Additional courses or requirements may apply. LEGEND: C: Campus | DT: Downtown (International Graduate School, IGS) | L: Lakeshore | N: North | OL: Online | (opt): Optional | SE: Semesters | WIL/EL - Work-Integrated Learning/Experiential Learning | Humber Degree Completion Pathway

CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS AND ADVANCED DIPLOMAS Program Name

Academic and Additional Requirements

WIL/ Career Options EL

Strong design and/or artistic background and knowledge of either digital design software or a 3D computer animation program would be advantageous. Portfolio. Academic Upgrading (AU) 19 years of age or older; a resident 0659 of Ontario; legally able to work in Ontario; assessed in an information and assessment session.

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Careers in large or small production houses in the film, visual effects, animation and gaming sectors.

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Accounting, Business 02211

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This program provides students with an opportunity to become comfortable in a college environment while building English, math and computer skills – with the option to build biology and chemistry skills in lab-based environments. Students explore educ ational and career goals. Some students pursue further post-secondary education. Careers in accounts payable, accounts receivable, credit and collections, budget analysis, general/financial accounting, cost/ management accounting, payroll accounting, personal tax preparation. Careers in accounts payable and receivable, cost accounting, general and payroll accounting, internal/external auditing, financial and management accounting, compliance managing, financial planning and data analysis, personal and corporate tax preparation.

Acting for Stage and Screen SS211 Advertising and Graphic Design 04701

Three Grade 11 or Grade 12 C, M or U courses. Audition.

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Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Advertising and Marketing Communications 04621

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

Animation – 3D AN311

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Portfolio and written statement.

3D Modelling and Visual Effects Production 11671

Accounting, Business Administration 02111

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Advertising traffic co-ordinator, assistant account co-ordinator, communications co-ordinator, junior account co-ordinator, advertising specialist, marketing specialist, media sales representative, production designer.

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Careers in broadcast television and commercials, live-action and animated films, video games and other real-time applications.

Careers in traditional stage, film and television; webisodes; virtual reality and gaming videos; voice overs for cartoons; commercials; narration; audio dialogue replacement (dubbing). Careers in advertising agencies, design studios, in-house design departments, marketing departments, digital studios, sales promotion companies, freelancer.

Program Name Applied Sciences and Engineering Fundamentals (NEW) AS111 Architectural Technology 03371

Academic and Additional Requirements No additional academic requirements.

Grade 12 Mathematics (MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U or equivalent) & two Grade 11 or Grade 12 C, M or U courses. Architectural Technology Grade 12 Mathematics (MAP4C, - Sustainable Design MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, (NEW) MCV4U or MHF4U or equivalent) & AT311 two Grade 11 or Grade 12 C, M or U courses. Art and Design Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Foundation AD111

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WIL/ Career Options EL N – Preparation for further study in Humber’s applied sciences diplomas and engineering degree programs.

opt Construction product manufacturer or sales representative, construction project manager, estimator or specification writer, licensed architectural technologist or facilities planner, municipal building plans examiner, zoning examiner or building inspector, VR/ AR operator, BIM manager, licensed house designer. ● Careers in architectural, engineering, construction and building operations (AECO) within industry, government and public organizations.

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Registered cardiology technologist (RCT), cardiac sonographer, perfusionist, electrophysiology technologist, medical device technician and clinical applications specialist. Careers in child protection agencies, community-based child and youth development programs, early intervention and prevention programs, open custody group homes, parent education and family support, psychiatric hospitals, residential and day treatment programs in children’s mental health centres, school-based programs and school boards, youth and women’s shelters. Careers in child protection agencies, community-based child and youth development programs, early intervention and prevention programs, open custody group homes, parent education and family support, psychiatric hospitals, residential and day treatment programs in children’s mental health centres, school-based programs, youth and women’s shelters. Careers with municipalities, engineering consulting firms, general contractors, builders/developers, architects, land or quantity surveyors, environmental agencies.

Continued study or introduction into the work world in advertising and graphic design, animation, commercial illustration, visual arts, industrial design, interior design, interior decorating, architecture, multimedia design, and web design. N ● Careers at hotels, golf clubs and banquet halls; building online businesses and portfolios; creating and marketing new bakery products; opening bakeries and pastry shops; decorating and designing wedding cakes. N – Careers in agriculture, development and manufacturing; environmental assessment; protection and remediation; food and beverage bioprocesses; health bioinformatics; industrial product analysis; medical diagnostic testing; pharmaceutical preparation and testing, research and development. N ● Camera operator, audio operator, sound/picture editor, production assistant, technical and floor director, researcher, writer, producer, director. N opt Marketing analyst, merchandising manager, budget analyst, sales representative, financial planner, human resources administrator, OL advertising account co-ordinator, event planner, social media analyst. N ● Marketing/sales assistant, production co-ordinator, account L manager, market research co-ordinator. OL

Baking and Pastry Arts Management 14161

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

Biotechnology BT211

Gr. 12 C or U Math; SBI3C, SBI3U or SBI4U; & SCH3U, SCH4C or SCH4U.

Broadcast Television/ Videography 11581 Business Administration 02511

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U, MHF4U, MCR3U or MCF3M; & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U, MHF4U, MCR3U or MCF3M; & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U; SBI3C, SBI3U or SBI4U; SCH3U, SCH4C or SCH4U; SPH3U, SPH4C or SPH4U Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Child and Youth Care – Accelerated CY321

A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent.

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Civil Engineering Technology 03351

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Business Management 02251

Cardiovascular Technology (NEW) CT211 Child and Youth Care CY311

Applicants with mature student status, or college or university transfer status, refer to the program page on the website. Not all programming is available to international students. Refer to humber.ca/international for admission requirements and application information. Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. * 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. † S tudents who do not possess Grade 12 U Mathematics or who have achieved a grade below 60 per cent may be considered for admission. Students will be required to complete a math equivalency course during their first or second semester at Humber. Additional course fees will apply.

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CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS AND ADVANCED DIPLOMAS Academic and Additional Requirements

Comedy: Writing and Performance 12211 Community and Justice Services 11171

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Computer Engineering Technology 03501

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Careers in technology companies, organizations and government departments.

Computer Programming CP221

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Computer programmer, database designer, database programmer, software developer, information systems analyst and consultant, mobile app developer, quality assurance tester, web developer.

Computer Programming and Analysis CP311

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Computer Systems Technician – Information Technology Infrastructure and Services CS211 Construction Engineering Technology CE311 Cosmetic Management 21781

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Computer programmer, cybersecurity analyst, database administrator, database designer and programmer, information systems analyst and consultant, mobile app developer, quality assurance tester, software designer and developer, web designer and developer. Careers in technology, website and administration management, customer service, information technology (IT) infrastructure and user support.

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

opt Apprenticeship general carpenter in the residential building, commercial or industrial carpentry industry.

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Account executive, assistant buyer, cosmetic/fragrance brand manager, counter manager, freelance makeup artist, product developer.

Culinary Management 01911

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Culinary Skills 14071 Developmental Services Worker 01101

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Careers at banquet halls, catering companies, corporate kitchens, food research and development, golf courses, hospital kitchens and long-term care facilities, hotels and resorts, restaurants, cruise ships, personal or private chef. Careers at corporations, event venues, golf clubs, hotels and resorts, restaurants, stadiums, trains and cruise ships. Classroom educational assistant (EA), community support facilitator, day support/programming worker, employment supports worker, life skills development and support, residential counsellor/direct support worker, seniors’ support worker.

Early Childhood Education 07911

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Electrical Engineering Technician – Control Systems 30111

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Program Name

WIL/ Career Options EL

DT OL N DT OL

Careers in standup comedy, sitcom/film performance, production, broadcasting, advertising and voiceovers, sketch comedy, comedy writing, public relations, social media. Community justice worker, provincial or federal adult correctional officer, provincial youth service officer, open custody youth worker, community crime prevention worker, victim services worker, residential worker, law enforcement officer.

Careers in before- and after-school programs, child and family centres, child care and early learning programs, community programs, full-day kindergarten, home child care, parent education programs. Careers include installing, operating, maintaining and servicing electrical machines and instruments, processing control systems and power generation equipment.

Program Name

Academic and Additional Requirements

WIL/ Career Options EL

Electrical Engineering Technology – Control Systems 30101

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

Electromechanical Engineering Technician 3070R

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

Electromechanical Engineering Technology 3071R

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

Electronics Engineering Technician 03531

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

Electronics Engineering Technology 03511

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

Emergency Telecommunications ET011 English for Academic Purposes (EAP) 09371

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

opt Careers with major media and broadcast companies; technology firms; and power generation and distribution corporations using skills in electronic; analog; digital and programmable circuits; photonics; laser technology; electronic materials and devices; intelligent systems; high-definition (HD) and traditional broadcasting systems; robotics; cellular technology. ● Dispatcher, call facilitator, emergency telecommunicator.

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Preparation for further post-secondary and postgraduate programs.

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Careers in day spas, health and wellness clubs, hotels, resort and destination spas, laser clinics, medical spas, nail bars, beauty boutiques, skincare brand sales and marketing, product development. Buyer or associate buyer, retail distribution or marketing manager, cosmetics account manager, wholesale apparel, accessories or cosmetics sales agent, fashion and trade show co-ordinator, visual merchandiser, merchandise allocator, marketing assistant to fashion designers and manufacturers, freelance stylist or image consultant. Careers in camera operation, directing and producing, lighting, location scouting, marketing and distribution, picture and sound editing, sound recording and mixing, screenwriting.

Esthetician/Spa Management 20871

English Language Placement test. Domestic applicants who are under the age of 19 must possess an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent. Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

opt Careers include programming software, feedback control system and motor control, instrumentation and programmable logic controllers (PLCs), power electronics, power generation, transmission and distribution, power system design, human machine interface (HMI) design, supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA). – Careers include roles in automation, automotive and parts manufacturing, communications, maintenance, mining, quality control and automated testing, robotic maintenance and programming, systems integration, technical sales and services, transportation, troubleshooting and testing. opt Careers include roles in automotive and parts manufacturing, automation and robotics technology and programming, automated system design and operation, quality control and automated testing, machine design and assembly, maintenance, troubleshooting and testing, PLC programming, safety systems integration, technical sales and services. – Careers with major users of large electronic systems such as broadcasting networks; manufacturers of electronics equipment; manufacturers of scientific, medical and industrial instrumentation; telecommunications carriers.

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Fashion Arts and Business FA211

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Film and Television Production 04831

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Financial Services, Business Management FI211

MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U, MHF4U, MCR3U or MCF3M; & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Gr. 11 or Gr. 12 Math; Gr. 11 or 12 Biology or Gr. 11 or 12 Chemistry or Gr. 11 or 12 Physics or Gr. 12 Exercise Science or Gr. 12 Introductory Kinesiology; & one Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U course.

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Fire Services FS211

Personal banking officer, investment advisor, financial advisor or planner, consumer credit advisor, life insurance broker, mortgage or loan officer, retirement or investment planner, risk or wealth manager. Employment in the public sector such as municipal fire services, provincial and federal ministries, and private sector companies such as fire protection and safety equipment, security, fire inspection, and insurance adjustment.

Applicants with mature student status, or college or university transfer status, refer to the program page on the website. Not all programming is available to international students. Refer to humber.ca/international for admission requirements and application information. Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. * 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. † S tudents who do not possess Grade 12 U Mathematics or who have achieved a grade below 60 per cent may be considered for admission. Students will be required to complete a math equivalency course during their first or second semester at Humber. Additional course fees will apply.

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CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS AND ADVANCED DIPLOMAS Program Name

Academic and Additional Requirements

Fitness and Health Promotion 10331

WIL/ Career Options EL

SBI3C, SBI3U, SBI4U, SCH4C, SCH4U, PSE4U or PSK4U; & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U course.

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Fitness advisor, group exercise instructor, health promoter, personal trainer, program director (gyms, resorts, community centres, day camps, cruise ships etc.), wellness coach.

Food and Nutrition Management 14151

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Nutrition manager, food service supervisor/director, diet technician, food and beverage manager, consultant to food suppliers and manufacturers, business/sales associate in the food service industry.

Funeral Director Class 1 (Embalming) FD211

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Resumé and letter of intent, questionnaire, class G2 driver’s licence. Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Resumé and letter of intent, questionnaire, class G2 driver’s licence. Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Junior licensed funeral director, funeral pre-planner, transfer service sales representative.

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Junior licensed funeral director, funeral pre-planner, transfer service sales representative.

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Game programmer, quality assurance tester, Unreal and Unity developer, virtual/augmented reality developer. Preparation for further diploma programs.

Funeral Director Class 2 (Non-Embalming) FD221 Game Programming 11661

General Arts and Science – No additional academic College Transfer requirements.

09181 General Arts and Science No additional academic requirements. – Pathways to Diplomas and Degrees GA121

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Preparation for further diploma and degree programs.

General Arts and Science No additional academic requirements. – University Transfer 09111

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Preparation for further post-secondary programs.

Graphic Design

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Portfolio and written submission.

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Practical work experience or education in a design-related field such as fine arts, digital design, illustration, photography, web design/development, marketing, prepress, etc. Interest in learning and pursuing a career in multimedia and/or design industry. Computer literacy (Windows or Mac). Portfolio. MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U, MHF4U, MCF3M or MCR3U; SBI3C, SBI3U or SBI4U; & one Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U course.

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Careers in marketing and advertising, visual communications, web and interactive design, editorial and publishing, commercial printing, branding, user experience and interface design, multimedia production. Careers in creative agencies, in-house design teams, multimedia firms, freelance opportunities.

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Graphic Design for Print and Digital Media (NEW) GR611

Hearing Instrument Specialist HI211

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Careers in clinical, business, manufacturing, marketing and sales, research and development, technical support, entrepreneurial pursuits.

Academic and Additional Requirements

Hospitality – Event Management EV211

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Hospitality – Hotel and Restaurant Operations Management HH211

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Interior Decorating 31511

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Journalism 04751

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Landscape Technician 01521

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Law Clerk 02031

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Marketing, Business 02411

MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U, MHF4U, MCR3U or MCF3M; & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. SBI3C, SBI3U or SBI4U; SCH3U, SCH4C, SCH4U, SPH3U, SPH4C, SPH4U, PSE4U or PSK4U; & one Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U course. Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

Media Communications 11681

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

Media Foundation 09501 Medical Laboratory Assistant (NEW) ML111

No additional academic requirements. Grade 11 or 12 Mathematics (MCR3U, MCF3M, MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U or equivalent); Grade 11 or 12 Biology (SBI3C, SBI3U or SBI4U or equivalent) or Chemistry (SCH3U, SCH4C or SCH4U or equivalent) & One Gr. 11 or Gr. 12 C, M or U course.

Program Name

Massage Therapy 14201

Mechanical Engineering Technician 30601 Mechanical Engineering Technology 30731

WIL/ Career Options EL Careers at banquet halls and event venues, conference and convention centres, corporate events, catering and special event production companies, event creative teams. Roles in event marketing, exotic incentive travel programming, festivals and concerts, hotels and resorts, non-profit and charitable organizations, trade shows, wedding planning. Hotel general manager, restaurant manager, director of food and beverage, director of sales and marketing, director of human resources, conference and event manager, operations manager, quality standards specialist, revenue manager. Careers in residential design firms, design magazines – editorsin-chief, design TV shows – hosts, staging experts for real estate, television/set design, kitchen and bath design centres, new home developers and model home décor, retail and wholesale showrooms, media including magazines, blogs, and other social media. Reporter, broadcaster, editor, producer, digital content manager.

Careers with landscape contract firms, design firms, design-build firms, garden centres, nurseries, municipalities, golf courses, technical sales. Careers in government agencies, courts, financial and insurance firms, real estate companies, corporate head offices, non-profit organizations. Assistant retail manager, e-business solutions specialist, digital media account manager, event co-ordinator, marketing co-ordinator or assistant, project lead, promotions or merchandising supervisor, sales representative, social media analyst. Careers in health clinics, sports organizations, health and fitness clubs, nursing or long-term care homes, hospitals, spas.

Careers with advanced manufacturing, consulting and service industries, CNC programming, quality control and inspection, food and packaging, manufacturing, service departments, testing. opt Careers with advanced manufacturing, CNC machining, energy, engineering design, heavy industrial field, quality control.

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Careers in graphic design using industry-relevant software such as Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator and Premiere Pro, marketing and communications, media writing for corporate communications and public relations, photography and videography, project management, social media, web design. Preparation for further media programs. Careers as medical laboratory assistants, laboratory technicians, phlebotomists, research assistants, public health professionals and quality assurance specialists.

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CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS AND ADVANCED DIPLOMAS Program Name

Academic and Additional Requirements

WIL/ Career Options EL

Grade 12 Mathematics (MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U or equivalent); Grade 11 or Grade 12 Biology (SBI3C, SBI3U or SBI4U or equivalent); Grade 11 or Grade 12 Chemistry (SCH3U, SCH4C or SCH4U or equivalent) Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Portfolio and written submission.

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Members of the health-care team as registered medical laboratory technologists.

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Careers in 2D animation, digital storytelling, experience design, interface design, motion graphics, user-testing and user-interface prototyping, video and sound editing, web design.

Music, Introduction to Commercial Jazz Music JM1 Nutrition and Healthy Lifestyle Promotion 10231

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Online audition.

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Performer. Preparation for diploma and degree programs including the Bachelor of Music program.

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant 07751

SBI3C, SBI3U, SBI4U or PSK4U; & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Careers in corporate and community food and food service organizations; educational facilities; nutrition and health coaching; menu planning, meal preparation and nutritional analysis; fitness and wellness centres; government agencies; weight management clinics. Careers in acute care and community hospitals, long-term care facilities, private practice, rehabilitation facilities.

Paralegal Education 21501

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Paralegal working in a law firm or as a sole practitioner.

Paramedic 07651

Mandatory admission testing and questionnaire. Note: Grade 12 English is not required.

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Careers in Ontario Paramedic Services, sports injury management services, emergency response teams, patient transfer services.

Personal Support Worker Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. 07741

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Pharmacy Technician 07731

MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U; SBI3C, SBI3U or SBI4U; & SCH3U, SCH4C or SCH4U. Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Careers in long-term care facilities, palliative care centres, hospitals, clients’ homes.

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Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Careers in community/retail and hospital pharmacies, computer software companies, government agencies, long-term care facilities, pharmaceutical manufacturers, third-party insurance companies. Assistant photographer, digital asset manager, e-commerce photographer, freelance photographer, image retoucher, producer, social media content creator/editor, studio manager, video production. Careers in Canada Border Services Agency (Immigration and Border Security), correctional services (provincial and federal), court security services, municipal bylaw enforcement, municipal, provincial and national police services, private security, special constable positions (provincial, GO Transit, TTC). Graduates are subject to all requirements of the Ontario Constable Selection Process and local police requirements when applying for a posit ion as a police constable in Ontario.

Medical Laboratory Technology (NEW) ML311

Multimedia Design and Development 11701

Photography PH211

Police Foundations 11071

Program Name

Academic and Additional Requirements

WIL/ Career Options EL

MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U; SBI3C, SBI3U or SBI4U; & SCH3U, SCH4C or SCH4U. Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Gr. 12 C or U Math & two Gr.11 or Gr. 12 C, M or U courses.

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Preparation for further diploma and degree programs in the healthcare field.

MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U or MHF4U, MBF3C, MCF3M or MCR3U; & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Written statement of interest, standard first aid and CPR. MAP4C, MCT4C, MDM4U, MCB4U, MGA4U, MCV4U, MHF4U, MCR3U or MCF3M; & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Careers with fire departments and in firefighting (after certification and application to fire departments), as well as the Canadian Armed Forces.

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Careers in equipment, clothing and merchandising sales; golf course or facility management; golf equipment or apparel manufacturing; golf equipment sales and custom fitting; marketing and sales; pro shop management, tournament and special events; teaching and training.

Protection, Security and Investigation 24201

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Private investigator, loss prevention specialist, fraud investigator, risk analyst, security manager, special constable or border services officer, bylaw officer, crime or intelligence analyst.

Recreation and Leisure Services 10301 Social Service Worker 01221

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Active living co-ordinator, aquatics supervisor, camp supervisor, operations manager, program supervisor, recreation programmer/ co-ordinator, special events co-ordinator. Case manager, intake worker, residential case worker, community/ family support worker, mental health worker, outreach worker.

Sport Management 14181

Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Tourism – Travel Services Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Management T T211

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Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner TC311 Transfer Service Sales Representative ∆ 08001 Visual and Digital Arts 10581

SCH4C, SCH4U, SPH4C or SPH4U; SBI3C, SBI3U or SBI4U; & one Gr. 12 C, M or U course. No additional academic requirements.

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Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Web Design and Development (NEW) WD611

Experience or education in a related background, e.g., digital media design, computer programming, graphic design would be an asset. Letter of Intent.

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Practical Nursing 07041

Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees PH111 Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Certificates and Diplomas (NEW) PH121 Pre-Service Firefighter Education and Training 21701

Professional Golf Management, Business Administration 20231

Careers in acute-care hospitals, clinics and public health units, community nursing agencies and services, homes for the aging and long-term care facilities, private practices, psychiatry, rehabilitation services, schools, child care centres. Preparation for further diploma and degree programs.

Account executive, coaching development co-ordinator, program manager/co-ordinator, facility campus recreation or varsity manager, fan experience co-ordinator, sponsorship co-ordinator, sport event and marketing co-ordinator, ticket sales supervisor. Careers with cruise lines and airline operations, customer service and reservations, destination management, niche and corporate travel, product planning and development, sales and marketing, tour conducting, wholesale and online leisure retail operators. Careers in community health clinics, conventional medical clinics, homes for seniors, long-term care facilities, private TCM and/or acupuncture clinics, rehabilitation clinics. Graduates work with traditional and non-traditional funeral providers. Advertising layout artist, art instructor or art teaching assistant, concept artist, contemporary artist, digital illustrator, freelance artist or illustrator, gallery or artist supply assistant, graphic artist illustrator, storyboard artist. Careers in back-end development, front-end development, UI/UX design, web design and maintenance (freelance or in-house).

Applicants with mature student status, or college or university transfer status, refer to the program page on the website. Not all programming is available to international students. Refer to humber.ca/international for admission requirements and application information. Meeting minimum eligibility requirements does not guarantee admission. * 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. † S tudents who do not possess Grade 12 U Mathematics or who have achieved a grade below 60 per cent may be considered for admission. Students will be required to complete a math equivalency course during their first or second semester at Humber. Additional course fees will apply. ∆ M inistry Title – Funeral Transfer Service Sales Representative.

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SKILLED TRADES (two to six semesters)

Ontario's trade industry is growing like never before, and Humber is committed to building a strong, skilled workforce. Your journey in skilled trades starts at Humber in a stateof-the-art facility that takes you beyond the traditional classroom and provides hands-on practice in a simulated worksite where you'll develop specialized skills while learning from industry experts. Admission Requirements: To be eligible for admissions into an Ontario college certificate, two-year diploma or three-year advanced diploma, you must possess the following; Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, Grade 12 English ( ENG4C or ENG4U or equivalent). Additional courses or requirements may apply. LEGEND: C: Campus | DT: Downtown (International Graduate School, IGS) | L: Lakeshore | N: North | OL: Online | (opt): Optional | SE: Semesters | WIL/EL - Work-Integrated Learning/Experiential Learning | Humber Degree Completion Pathway

SKILLED TRADES Program Name

Academic and Additional Requirements

WIL/ Career Options EL

Building Construction Technician BC211 Carpentry and Renovation Technician CR211 Carpentry and Renovation Techniques CR111 Electrical Techniques 04021 Furniture and Cabinetmaking Techniques FC111 Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician 03271 Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology 03601

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

opt Apprentice general carpenters in residential carpentry, construction management, commercial carpentry.

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Estimator, HVAC technician, sales representative, service representative, specifications writer.

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Industrial Woodworking Technician 30891 Mechanical Techniques – Millwright 04991 Plumbing Techniques 03991 Urban Arboriculture – Tree Care 01991 Welding Techniques WT111

Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses. Three Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Gr. 12 C or U Math, & two Gr. 11 or 12 C, M or U courses.

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Potential employers include architects, building owners and chain stores, consulting engineers, energy management firms, heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration manufacturers, mechanical contractors, property management companies, wholesalers and distributors. Careers in architectural millwork (doors and windows), custom millwork, furniture construction, kitchen cabinet industry, store fixtures. Careers in automation, automotive manufacturing industry, food processing industry, construction and industry work, metal fabrication, green energy, manufacturing industry. Apprenticeship or careers in construction industry work, green energy initiatives, municipal water and sewage treatment. Careers in municipalities, provincial and federal governments, public utilities, tree-care contractors and other private-sector employers. Careers in automation, automotive, construction, heavy equipment production, manufacturing and fabricating, gas and oil.

Careers in site supervision, carpentry, construction management, hardwood installation, plaster and drywall, renovation, self employment, trim and millwork. Apprentice general carpenter typically specializing in single-family, townhome and condominium building and remodelling. Careers in electrical apprenticeship programs, power generation, green energy and automation. Careers in architectural millwork (doors and windows), kitchen and custom cabinetry, furniture construction, store fixtures.

APPRENTICESHIPS (three to five years)

Apprenticeships offer you a chance to learn a highly skilled trade in many industries. These programs offer a balance of working in your chosen trade with an industry employer and the academic learning you need to round out your skills development. Humber provides the required academic components towards an apprenticeship, including technical theory and in-school training. The first step in any apprenticeship is to get a job with an employer who is willing to sponsor you as an apprentice. Apprenticeship programs are open to domestic students only. For more information about Humber apprenticeships, visit humber.ca/apprenticeship. For general information about apprenticeships in Ontario, please visit ontario.ca/apprenticeship. Admission Requirements: To be eligible for admission to Apprenticeships, you must possess the credentials below. LEGEND: C: Campus | DT: Downtown (International Graduate School, IGS) | L: Lakeshore | N: North | OL: Online | (opt): Optional | SE: Semesters | WIL/EL - Work-Integrated Learning/Experiential Learning | Humber Degree Completion Pathway

APPRENTICESHIPS++ Program Name

Academic Requirements

Non-Academic Requirements

Arboriculture – Apprenticeship 444A

Required Prep: Applicants must be working with Grade 12. an employer who is willing to sponsor them as an apprentice. Culinary Techniques – Cook II Required Applicants must be working with Apprenticeship Prep: Grade 12 an employer who is willing to 415A sponsor them as an apprentice. Electrical Techniques Required Prep: Applicants must be working with – Construction and Maintenance Grade 12. an employer who is willing to Apprenticeship sponsor them as an apprentice. 309A Electrical Techniques Required Prep: Applicants must be working with – Industrial Electrician Grade 12. an employer who is willing to Apprenticeship sponsor them as an apprentice. 442A Horticulture Techniques Required Prep: Applicants must be working with – Apprenticeship Grade 12. an employer who is willing to 441C sponsor them as an apprentice. Mechanical Techniques Required Prep: Applicants must be working with an – Construction Boilmaker Grade 12. employer who is willing to sponsor Apprenticeship them as an apprentice. 248A Plumbing Techniques Required Prep: Applicants must be working with – Apprenticeship Grade 12. an employer who is willing to 306A sponsor them as an apprentice.

Career Options

Careers in utility, municipal and commercial tree-care sectors.

Careers in hotels, restaurants, clubs, resorts, hospitals, corporate settings and more.

Careers in business ownership, electrical services, residential and commercial building, and construction.

Careers in factories, plants and industries.

Careers in landscape, horticulture, plant production, construction, maintenance, irrigation, lighting and lawn care. Careers in boiler production plants, construction sites, nuclear power plants, heavy water plants, refineries and chemical manufacturers.

Careers in the plumbing industry, installing, maintaining and inspecting fresh water and sewage management systems. Employment opportunities also exist in related areas of the plumbing industry such as system design, inspections or the plumbing material wholesale sector.

++ A pprenticeships are regulated by Skilled Trades Ontario. Applicants are required to register through their local Apprenticeship branch office of the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development. Apprenticeship programs are open to domestic applicants only.

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ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATES (one to four semesters)

Take the next step with a postgraduate education from Humber. With an Ontario Graduate Certificate, you can build on what you’ve achieved in your degree program or relevant college credential, expand your network and get industry-relevant, hands-on experience that will advance your career. Find your edge with one of Humber's more than 50 Ontario Graduate Certificates. For more information, visit humber.ca/postgrad. Admission Requirements: To be eligible for admission to an Ontario Graduate Certificate, you must possess the credentials below. LEGEND: C: Campus | DT: Downtown (International Graduate School, IGS) | L: Lakeshore | N: North | OL: Online | (opt): Optional | SE: Semesters | WIL/EL - Work-Integrated Learning/Experiential Learning | Humber Degree Completion Pathway

ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATES Program Name

Academic and Additional Requirements

Addictions and Mental Health MH511 Advertising – Art Direction AD511 Advertising Copywriting 11621

A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent.

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A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent.

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Alternative Dispute Resolution 15061 Artificial Intelligence - Integration and Governance (NEW) AI521 Artificial Intelligence with Machine Learning AI511

A bachelor’s degree or a diploma in paralegal or law clerk studies.

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A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma or equivalent.

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A bachelor’s degree or advanced diploma in computer programming, software engineering or computer science; & one post-secondary advanced math course and one post-secondary programming course. A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent.

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Applications analyst, artificial intelligence analyst, artificial intelligence designer, machine learning engineer, data scientist, database developer, software architect, business analyst, AI system developer or machine learning programmer.

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Careers in arts administration and cultural management with leading arts and heritage organizations.

Arts Administration and Cultural Management 27551

WIL/ Career Options EL ● Addictions counsellor, case manager, community support worker, crisis worker, housing worker, mental health counsellor.

Art directors in advertising agencies, public relations agencies, marketing firms and other businesses that provide creative services to solve business challenges. Careers in advertising agencies, digital agencies, direct response marketing agencies, experiential marketing agencies, inhouse marketing and communications departments, marketing communications agencies, digital analyst, pharmaceutical/healthcare agencies, freelance/contract employment. Community outreach co-ordinator, conciliator, conflict resolution facilitator, dispute resolution officer, early resolution officer, employee relations officer, labour relations officer. Careers in justice studies, media and and creative arts, biomedical sciences, business, economics and data analytics.

Program Name Blockchain Design, Development, and Integration (NEW) BD511

Business Insights and Analytics BI511

Clinical Bioinformatics CB511

Clinical Research 07681

Cloud Computing CC511

Content Strategy CS511

Academic and Additional Requirements A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent, in a technology-based field such as computing, engineering, IT or applications development OR a bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent in any field and a minimum of five years of related industry experience. A bachelor’s degree or equivalent, from any discipline (business, statistics/mathematics, or computer programming is highly recommended), OR an advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent, in a related field (business, statistics/mathematics, or computer programming). A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent in biological sciences, biotechnology, nursing or a related field. A Bachelor of Science degree, majoring in health science, pharmacy, some areas in life sciences or a related field. A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent, in computer science, computer programming, electrical engineering, computer engineering, or information technology. OR a bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent, in any field and a minimum of three years of information technology related industry experience. A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent.

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WIL/ Career Options EL N ● Blockchain engineer, blockchain developer, blockchain architect, smart contract developer, DApp developer and software developer.

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Analytics and insights consultant, business analytics specialist, data analytics manager, digital strategist, marketing analyst, workforce management analyst, web analytics associate, operations analytics director.

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Bioinformatics analyst, scientist, technician or engineer, biostatistician, genomicist, computational molecular scientist, data scientist, drug discovery researcher, proteomics researcher, scientific data analyst. Careers in hospitals, biotechnology companies, government agencies/departments, medical device development companies, natural health product industry, pharmaceutical industry, research organizations, scientific and academic institutions. Career options include cloud solution architect, cloud security architect, cloud solution consultant, software architect, software engineer, development operations engineer, cloud engineer, data engineer, cloud system engineer and cloud system administrator.

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Creative Book Publishing A bachelor's degree, advanced 12251 diploma, diploma, or equivalent.

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Creative Writing 12231

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Data analyst, business intelligence developer, business analyst, supply chain analyst, Big Data and database specialist, data visualization specialist.

Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence (NEW) CA511

Data Analytics (NEW) DA511

A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent. Writing sample and cover letter. A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma in computer science, computer programming or information technology OR a bachelor's degree, advanced diploma or diploma in any field with a minimum of three years of related industry experience. A bachelor’s degree or equivalent, from any discipline (business, statistics/mathematics, or computer programming is highly recommended), OR an advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent, in a related field (business, statistics/mathematics, or computer programming).

Content analyst, content specialist, content strategist, digital content co-ordinator, digital marketing strategist, junior content strategist, junior digital strategist. Careers in contracts, design and editorial, entertainment/copyright/ intellectual property, literary agent, self-publishing and publishing technology, sales, marketing and publicity. Careers in freelance writing and editing for the web, newspapers, magazines, television, film and other media.

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Academic and Additional Requirements

WIL/ Career Options EL – Careers in law enforcement, corporate security, regulatory environments and technical investigative roles.

A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent in information systems, information technology, computing, security, investigations or criminal justice, or a related field. A bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Computer Science or Information Technology.

A bachelor’s degree or equivalent in engineering (civil, chemical, geological, environmental), earth sciences, general science, environmental science, chemistry, microbiology or biology, environmental studies, or planning. OR An advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent in civil, environmental, chemical, architecture or construction engineering technology. A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent.

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Exercise Science and Lifestyle Management 14131

A bachelor's degree or equivalent, in Kinesiology, Physical Education, Human Kinetics, Exercise Science, or Physiotherapy.

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Fashion Management FA511

A bachelor’s degree or equivalent.

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Financial Planning 20791

A bachelor’s degree or equivalent.

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Forensic Identification FI511

A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent.

Global Business Management 20841

A bachelor’s degree or advanced diploma or equivalent.

Digital Forensics (NEW) DF511

Enterprise Software Development ES521

Environmental Control (NEW) EC511

Event Management 40511

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Database administrator or designer; enterprise or intermediate software developer; junior software developer; mobile app developer; intermediate programmer/analyst; web, big data or database developer; data analyst or engineer; business intelligence report developer; data warehouse developer. Careers within climate change; air, soil and water pollution; biodiversity loss; and resource depletion.

Corporate meeting or convention planner, creative team member, event co-ordinator or planner, event industry supplier, event marketer, festival planner, fundraising event planner, trade show planner, venue or supplier account representative, co-ordinator or manager, wedding planner. Careers in corporate employee fitness and health facilities, fitness/wellness centres at academic institutions, hospitals and ergonomics clinics, municipal and community services, private and commercial fitness facilities, police, fire and emergency response departments, rehabilitation centres, sport institutes. Fashion entrepreneur, fashion stylist, merchandiser, personal stylist, product developer, retail buyer, retail manager, social media and marketing specialist, sourcing, production and distribution fashion specialist, sustainability consultant, visual merchandiser, e-commerce co-ordinator. Financial or investment planner/advisor, financial services consultancy, positions with banks, investment firms, insurance companies, financial planning firms. Careers in public law enforcement such as municipal, provincial or federal police and regulatory agencies in a civilian forensic role; provincial agencies such as the Ministry of the Attorney General, Office of Emergency Management and Ministry of the Solicitor General, Office of the Chief Coroner and Centre of Forensic Science; forensic and pathology agencies (public and private sector). Careers in advertising media management, alternative dispute resolution, entrepreneurial enterprise, event management, fashion management, financial planning, human resources management, international business management, marketing management. Careers as health-care professionals, IT specialists and data analysts.

Program Name

Academic and Additional Requirements

Human Resources Management 02541

A bachelor’s degree or advanced diploma or equivalent.

Infant and Child Mental Health (NEW) IC511

A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent, in the area of social science, human services, social work, early childhood education or other community-focussed fields of study. A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent in biological sciences, biotechnology, nursing or a related field. A bachelor’s degree or equivalent.

Infection Prevention and Control IP511 Information Technology Solutions IT521

WIL/ Career Options EL L ● Benefits administrator, compensation analyst, health and safety officer, human resources co-ordinator, labour relations assistant, DT talent acquisition co-ordinator, training co-ordinator, HR analyst, HR OL generalist. L ● Mental health practitioner, child and family therapist, early childhood mental health consultant, early intervention specialist, home visitor, family support worker. C

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Careers in the prevention and reduction of the risk of transmission of microorganisms in settings such as child care, corrections and shelters, dental care, health care, laboratories, pharmacies, public spaces and transportation, wellness. Database administrator, big data developer, business intelligence report developer, junior data warehouse developer, data analyst or engineer, enterprise software developer, junior and intermediate software developer, web developer, mobile app developer. IT system analyst, systems architect, network analyst and IT consultant.

A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent in Software Engineering, Network Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Computer Systems, Computer Science/ Computer Engineering. Insurance Management – A bachelor's degree, advanced Property and Casualty diploma, diploma, or equivalent. IM511 Interactive Media A bachelor's degree, advanced Management — Creative diploma, diploma, or equivalent. Technologies MM511

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International Development 20831

A bachelor's degree or advanced diploma or equivalent.

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Journalism JR511 Marketing Management 02241

A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent. A bachelor’s degree or advanced diploma or equivalent.

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Medical Esthetics (NEW) ME511

A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent in a relevant health-care field such as Esthetics, Practical Nursing or Bachelor of Science - Nursing. Documented experience in esthetics or dermatology preferred for Nursing (RN or RPN) graduates. A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent in Computer Science, Computer Programming, Software Engineering/Technology, Computer Engineering/Technology. A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent.

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Careers in technology, finance, health care and education.

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Careers in copyright and legal departments, distribution companies, festivals and venues, industry organizations, performance groups, promotion, record labels and recording studios, talent agencies and artist representation.

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Mobile Applications Development (NEW) MA511

Music Business MB511

Brokerage/agency, loss adjuster, risk manager or agent with an insurance company, risk management department of a company, underwriter. Careers in web solution firms, software companies, start-ups, venture studios, e-commerce, media design companies, banks, insurance or advertising companies. Roles include interaction designer, UX/UI designer, front-end developer, digital experience designer, multimedia developer, product designer, specialist or web marketing consultant. Project and/or program manager, human rights officer, international aid and development officer, gender specialist, logistics officer based in Canada or abroad, operations manager of a development project, social policy researcher. Careers in news agencies or as media entrepreneurs and freelance journalists. Account executive, brand manager, communications manager, digital media marketer, marketing analyst/researcher, digital analyst, media planner/buyer, sales and marketing co-ordinator/manager, social media manager. Careers in the health-care sector with physicians, dermatologists and plastic surgeons; private medi spas/health clubs; wellness clinics; and hospital oncology departments.

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ONTARIO GRADUATE CERTIFICATES Program Name

Academic and Additional Requirements

Paralegal PL511

A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent.

Professional Accounting Practice PA511 Professional Writing and Communications PW511 Project Management Information Technology PM511

A bachelor’s degree or equivalent.

A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent.

A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma or equivalent.

Public Administration 20531 Public Relations 04561

A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, or equivalent. A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma and diploma or equivalent. Interview, letter of intent and resumé. A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent in science, information technology, engineering or quality management. A Bachelor of Science degree, majoring in health science, pharmacy, some area in life sciences or a related field. A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent.

Sport Business Management SB511

A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent.

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Supply Chain Management 10151

A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent.

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Quality Assurance Manufacturing and Management (NEW) QM511 Regulatory Affairs 07721

Research Analyst 15021

Teaching English as a A bachelor's degree, advanced Second Language (TESL) diploma, diploma, or equivalent. 09841 Non-native speakers of English applying to TESL should have a IELTS score of an overall minimum of 6.5 with no single test score below 6.0; a minimum Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score of 88 or above with a minimum of 22 in Reading and Listening, Speaking and Writing; and strong communication skills.

WIL/ Career Options EL N ● Self-employed private paralegal practitioner; careers within legal departments of public or private organizations, paralegal or law firms, government agencies, community legal clinics, administrative tribunals. N ● Careers in auditing, corporate accounting, financial accounting, government and not-for-profit, management accounting, public OL accounting practices, small business, taxation. OL ● Writers and communications specialists in a variety of sectors such as corporate communications, finance, government, health services, hospitality, not-for-profit, publishing and digital media. N – Project management careers in technology, global infrastructure, energy, financial services, construction and strategic portfolio DT management. OL DT ● Communications analyst, policy advisor, program advisor, financial analyst, research co-ordinator, customer service representative. L ● Careers in crisis management, event planning, government relations/public affairs, internal communications, marketing communications, media and community relations, publicity, social media management. DT – Opportunities in aerospace and defense, automotive, custom manufacturing, operations, logistics, food industry, finance and service industries. C

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Data analyst, data visualization, consultant, policy analyst, program evaluator, research co-ordinator, research project manager, qualitative researcher, research grant writer, research consultant, social or market research analyst, survey researcher. Sport event and marketing co-ordinator, account executive, sponsorship manager, executive director or program manager, ticket sales supervisor, coaching development coordinator, varsity manager or campus recreation co-ordinator, communications director, guest services co-ordinator. Operations planner, purchasing agent, supply chain analyst, business process analyst, warehouse, transportation and logistics co-ordinator.

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Careers in academic ESL and ESL program administration in the public and private sectors, colleges and universities, governmentsponsored agencies, international private schools and academic institutions, school boards, workplace ESL programs.

Academic and Additional Requirements A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent.

WIL/ Career Options EL N ● User experience researcher, user experience designer, interaction designer, information designer, content experience designer. DT

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Unreal Engine on-set technician, virtual production producer, virtual production technical director, motion capture technical director, roles in virtual art departments (VAD).

Web Development 11491

A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, diploma, or equivalent in human services. Bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent, with a focus on media production, digital technology, programming or creative arts. A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent.

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Wellness Coaching WC511

A bachelor's degree, advanced diploma, diploma or equivalent.

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Wireless Telecommunications 20331

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

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Careers in corporate, small- and medium-sized businesses, education, entertainment, government, health care, not-for-profit organizations. Careers in cancer support programs, workplace health and wellness programs, cardiac rehab programs, chronic disease management programs, community health centres, family health-care teams, fitness and wellness centres, mental health support programs, selfemployment, health and wellness coaching companies. Cell phone service providers, equipment manufacturers, in-house information technology (IT) departments, sales departments, specialized telecommunication and networking companies.

Program Name User Experience (UX) Design UX511 Victimology (NEW) VI511 Virtual Production VP511

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