COME TO CANADA. LIVE IN TORONTO. STUDY AT HUMBER.Known for excellence in education, Humber offers many choices for students who wish to obtain a diploma, bachelor’s degree, postgraduate certifi cate or improve their English skills.

TORONTO, CANADAinternational.humber.ca

Located in Toronto, Canada – a multicultural and vibrant city.

29,000 full-time students including 3,400 international students from 130+ countries.

Two main campuses with state-of-the-art facilities.

Founded in 1967 and accredited by the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.

More than 160 programs: bachelor’s degrees, diplomas, certifi cates and postgraduate certifi cates.

Work placements, internships & co-op experience are part of most programs.

WHAT WILL I STUDY AT HUMBER?ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES (EAP) Designed to improve your English

communication skills for further studies or work.

EAP offers 8 levels of study (each 8 weeks long) with 6 intake dates per year.

humber.ca/liberalarts/elc/eap

BACHELOR’S DEGREES 4-year degrees combine liberal arts

courses with career-focused skills. All bachelor’s degrees include a

work/co-op placement.humber.ca/degrees

CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS 1 to 3 years long with a focus on a

specifi c career goal. Many programs include work/co-op

placements or internships. humber.ca/full-time-programs

POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATES 1 to 2 years long, these intensive

career-focused programs are created to develop specialized skills and to complement the academic foundation of Bachelor’s Degrees.

humber.ca/full-time-programs

WHY CHOOSE HUMBER?

To learn more, visitinternational.humber.ca

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIESApplications for Full Tuition, Renewable and Entrance scholarships (Renewable and Non-renewable) will be included with your acceptance package. Recipients are chosen based on academics, community service, reference letters, and a written statement.

FULL TUITION RENEWABLE SCHOLARSHIPS (Apply after admission)3 full tuition renewable* scholarships (approx. value $14,200 – $14,800 CAD) each year for new international students.

$5,000 RENEWABLE SCHOLARSHIPS (Apply after admission)3 renewable* $5,000 CAD scholarships per year for new international students.

$1,000 ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS (Apply after admission)20 non-renewable $1,000 CAD entrance scholarships for new international students each year.* Renewable scholarships can be renewed each year if the recipient maintains a 75% or higher average.

BACHELOR’S DEGREE SCHOLARSHIPS*

(Automatic consideration at the time of application)Awarded at the time of offer based on secondary school grade point average:

75-79.9% – $1,500 CAD (one-time) 80-84.9% – $2,000 CAD (renewable)‡

85-89.9% – $3,000 CAD (renewable)‡

90-94.9% – $3,500 CAD (renewable)‡

95%+ – $4,000 CAD (renewable)‡

* Bachelor’s Degree scholarships are available to non-transfer students only, coming directly from high school/secondary school.

‡ Renewable scholarships can be renewed each year if the recipient maintains an 80% or higher average.

BACHELOR’S DEGREE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR EAP GRADUATESGraduates of Humber’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program with a grade point average of 80% or higher in EAP Level 8, and who are applying for a Humber degree, may be eligible to receive a one-time non-renewable scholarship of $1,500 CAD.

WHERE WILL I LIVE? On-campus residence: residence.humber.ca Off-campus housing listings: www.places4students.com Student Homestay Services: www.homestayservices.ca

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

HOW WILL HUMBER HELP ME SUCCEED?

To learn more, visit international.humber.ca

Academic and career counselling Peer tutoring On-campus health centre. Health

insurance provided to enrolled international students

Advising on processes related to study and work permits

Faculty focused on your success Libraries, computer labs,

bookstores, and career centres International Student Services Orientation sessions

Sports & Athletic facilities Clubs & Associations

Trips & Events for international students

Program Name

APPLIED TECHNOLOGYArchitectural Technology AD 6 N Sep/Jan 3Cabinet Making C 3 N Sep/Jan

Civil Engineering Technology AD 6 N September 3Design Foundation OCC 2 N September

Electrical Engineering Technician – Control Systems D 4 N Sep/Jan

Electrical Engineering Technology – Control Systems AD 6 N Sep/Jan 3Electrical Techniques OCC 2 N Sep/Jan/

May

Electromechanical Engineering Technician – Automation and Robotics Profile

D 4 N September

Electromechanical Engineering Technology – Automation and Robotics Profile

AD 6 N September 3

Electronics Engineering Technician D 4 N Sep/Jan

Electronics Engineering Technology AD 6 N Sep/Jan 3Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technician D 4 N September

Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology AD 6 N September

Home Renovation Technician D 3 N Sep/Jan

Industrial Design (Bachelor of)** B 8 N September 3Industrial Woodworking Technician D 3 N Sep/Jan

Interior Decorating D 4 N Sep/Jan 3Interior Design (Bachelor of)** B 8 N September 3Landscape Technician D 4 N September

Mechanical Engineering Technician D 4 N September

Mechanical Engineering Technology AD 6 N September 3Mechanical Techniques – Millwright OCC 2 N September

Plumbing Techniques OCC 2 N Sep/Jan

Sustainable Energy and Building Technology AD 6 N September 3Urban Arboriculture – Tree Care OCC 2 N January 3Welding Techniques OCC 2 N September

ARTS AND PERFORMANCEActing for Film and Television** D 4 L September

Comedy: Writing and Performance** D 4 L September

Jazz Performance – Introduction to Commercial Jazz** OCC 2 L September

Music (Bachelor of) – Bass, Cello, Drums/Percussion, French Horn, Guitar, Keyboard, Saxophone/Woodwind, Trombone, Trumpet, Tuba, Violin, or Voice**

B 8 L September 3

Theatre Performance** AD 6 L September

Theatre Production** D 4 L September

BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENTAccounting (Bachelor of Commerce) B 8 L Sep/Jan 3Business – Accounting D 4 N

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Business Administration AD 6 NL

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Business Administration (Co-op) AD 6 L Sep/Jan 3Business Administration – Accounting AD 6 N Sep/Jan/

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Business Administration – Professional Golf Management AD 6 L September 3Business Management D 4 N

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Business Management – Financial Services D 4 L Sep/Jan 3Business – Marketing D 4 N Sep/Jan/

May3

Cosmetic Management D 4 N Sep/Jan 3Digital Business Management (Bachelor of Commerce) B 8 L Sep/Jan 3Esthetician/Spa Management D 4 N Sep/Jan 3Fashion Arts D 4 N Sep/Jan 3Fashion Management (Bachelor of Commerce) B 8 L Sep/Jan 3Finance (Bachelor of Commerce) B 8 L Sep/Jan 3Health Care Management (Bachelor of Commerce) B 8 L September 3Human Resources Management (Bachelor of Commerce) B 8 L Sep/Jan 3

CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA AND DEGREE PROGRAMSFor students who have completed high school/upper year studies.

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AD – Advanced Diploma B – Bachelor’s Degree C – Certificate D – Diploma OCC – Ontario College Certificate OGC – Ontario Graduate Certificate L – Lakeshore Campus N – North Campus

Program Name

BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENTInternational Business (Bachelor of Commerce) B 8 L Sep/Jan 3International Development (Bachelor of) B 8 L September 3Law Clerk D 4 N Sep/Jan 3Law Firm Profile – Office Administration OCC 2 N September 3Management Studies (Bachelor of Commerce) B 8 L Sep/Jan 3Marketing (Bachelor of Commerce) B 8 L Sep/Jan 3Paralegal Education D 4 N Sep/Jan 3Paralegal Studies (Bachelor of Applied Arts) B 8 L September 3Supply Chain Management (Bachelor of Commerce) B 8 L Sep/Jan 3

COMMUNITY AND EMERGENCY SERVICESBehavioural Science (Bachelor of) B 8 L September 3Child and Youth Care AD 6 L Sep/Jan 3Child and Youth Care – Accelerated AD 4 L September 3Child and Youth Care (Bachelor of) B 8 L September 3Community and Justice Services D 4 L Sep/Jan 3Criminal Justice (Bachelor of Applied Arts) B 8 L September 3Developmental Services Worker D 4 L September 3Early Childhood Education D 4 N Sep/Jan/

May3

Police Foundations D 4 L Sep/Jan

Protection, Security and Investigation D 4 L Sep/Jan

Social Service Worker D 4 L September 3

HEALTH SCIENCESBiotechnology D 4 N September

Funeral Director 1 (Embalming)** D 5 N September 3Nursing – Regular (Bachelor of)(University of New Brunswick – Humber collaborative degree program)

B 8 N September 3

Nursing – Second Entry Preparation (Bachelor of) B 1 N September 3Occupational Therapist Assistant and Physiotherapist Assistant

D 4 N September 3

Personal Support Worker OCC 2 N September 3Pharmacy Technician∆ D 4 N September 3Practical Nursing** D 4 N September 3

HOSPITALIT Y, RECREATION AND TOURISMBaking and Pastry Arts Management D 4 N September 3Culinary Management D 4 N Sep/Jan 3Culinary Skills OCC 2 N Sep/Jan 3Fitness and Health Promotion D 4 N Sep/Jan/

May3

Food and Nutrition Management D 4 N September 3Hospitality Management D 4 N Sep/Jan 3Hospitality and Tourism Management (Bachelor of Commerce)

B 8 L Sep/Jan 3

Hospitality – Event Management D 4 N September 3Massage Therapy AD 6 N Sep/Jan 3Nutrition and Healthy Lifestyle Promotion D 4 N September 3Recreation and Leisure Services D 4 N September 3Sport Management AD 6 N September 3Tourism – Travel Services Management D 4 N Sep/Jan 3

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYComputer and Network Support Technician D 4 N Sep/Jan

Computer Engineering Technology AD 6 N Sep/Jan

Computer Programmer D 4 N September

Game Programming AD 6 N September

LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES

English for Academic Purposes (EAP) OCC 2–16 months

L Continuous Intake

General Arts and Science – College Transfer Certificate OCC 2 NL

Sep/JanSep/Jan

General Arts and Science – Health and Science OCC 2 N September

General Arts and Science – Technology OCC 2 N September

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LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCESGeneral Arts and Science – University Transfer Certificate OCC 2 N

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General Arts and Science – University Transfer Diploma** D 4 NL

Sep/JanSep/Jan

MEDIA3D Modelling and Visual Effects Production /** C 30

weeksN September

Advertising and Graphic Design** D 4 L September 3Advertising and Marketing Communications D 4 L September 3Animation - 3D** AD 6 N September

Art Foundation OCC 2 L September

Broadcast Television/Videography** D 4 N September 3Broadcasting – Radio** D 4 N September 3Creative Advertising (Bachelor of)** B 8 L September 3Creative Photography** D 4 N September 3Digital Communications (Bachelor of) B 8 L September 3Film and Media Production (Bachelor of Applied Arts)** B 8 L September 3Film and Television Production** AD 6 N September 3Graphic Design** AD 6 L September 3Graphic Design for Print and Web /** C 22

weeksN Sep/Mar

Journalism (Bachelor of) B 8 L September 3Journalism** AD 6 N September 3Media Communications D 4 N September 3Media Foundation OCC 2 N September

Multimedia Design and Development** D 4 N September 3Public Relations (Bachelor of) D 8 L September 3Public Relations AD 6 L September 3Visual and Digital Arts** D 4 L September

Web Design and Interactive Media** AD 6 N September

Web Design, Development and Maintenance /** OCC 22 weeks

N Sep/Mar

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSADMISSION REQUIREMENTS†

Undergraduate Diploma/Certificate

Degree Nursing Degree (BN)

Postgraduate Programs

High School transcript‡ 3 3 3 n/a

Degree transcript‡ n/a 3(required if student has previous post-secondary record)

3(required if student has previous post-secondary record)

3

Humber English For Academic Purposes (EAP)

Level 8 with 60% or higher

Level 8 with 75% or higher

n/a Level 8 with 80% or higher

IELTS overall 6.0 (no single score below 5.5)

overall 6.5 (no single score below 6.0)

overall 7.0 (no single score below 6.5)

overall 6.5 (no single score below 6.0)

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

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

600 paper or 100 IBT (no single test below 21)

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

Pearson Language Test Evaluation (PTE)

Minimum score53-57

Minimum score58-60

n/a Minimum score60-64

Online Application Form+international.humber.ca/apply

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Application Fee (non-refundable)

$75.00 CAD $75.00 CAD $75.00 CAD $75.00 CAD

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† Additional program-specific requirements can be found on Humber website humber.ca/program.‡ All transcripts must be translated into English and notarized.∆ Pharmacy Technician requires: TOEFL IBT 91, IELTS 6.5; specific band/element scores also apply.Other ways of meeting English proficiency visit humber.ca/admissions/how-apply/english-language-proficiency-policy.

Note: Admission requirements are subject to change without notice.

AD – Advanced Diploma B – Bachelor’s Degree C – Certificate D – Diploma OCC – Ontario College Certificate OGC – Ontario Graduate Certificate L – Lakeshore Campus N – North Campus

Program Name

APPLIED TECHNOLOGY

Project Management OGC 2 N Sep/Jan/May

Supply Chain Management OGC 2 N Sep/Jan

ARTS AND PERFORMANCE

Arts Administration and Cultural Management** OGC 3 L September 3

Creative Book Publishing /** 1 L Beginning in May and ending in September

BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

Alternative Dispute Resolution OGC 2 L September

Business Management – Entrepreneurial Enterprise

OGC 2 L September 3

Event Management OGC 2 L Sep/Jan 3

Fashion Management and Promotions OGC 2 L Sep/Jan 3

Financial Planning OGC 2 L September 3

Global Business Management OGC 4 L Sep/Jan/May 3

Human Resources Management OGC 2 L Sep/Jan 3

International Development** OGC 3 L September 3

Marketing Management OGC 2 L Sep/Jan 3

Public Administration OGC 3 L September 3

COMMUNITY AND EMERGENCY SERVICES

Addictions and Mental Health OGC 3 L September 3

Early Childhood Education – Advanced Studies in Special Needs**

OGC 2 N September 3

HEALTH SCIENCES

Regulatory Affairs** OGC 3 N September 3

HOSPITALIT Y, RECREATION AND TOURISM

Exercise Science and Lifestyle Management OGC 2 N September 3

Hospitality and Tourism Operations Management OGC 2 N September 3

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Enterprise Software Development** OGC 2 N September

Information Technology Solutions OGC 4 N September

Web Development OGC 3 N September 3

Wireless Telecommunications OGC 2 N Sep/Jan

LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES

Professional Writing and Communications** OGC 2 L September 3

Research Analyst** OGC 2 L September 3

Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL)** OGC 2 L September 3

MEDIA

Advertising – Account Management** OGC 2 L September 3

Advertising Copywriting** OGC 2 L September 3

Advertising – Media Management OGC 2 L September 3

Broadcasting – Radio OGC 2 N September 3

Fundraising Management OGC 3 L September 3

Journalism OGC 3 N September 3

Post-Production** OGC 3 N September 3

Public Relations** OGC 2 L Sep/Jan 3

Television Writing and Producing** OGC 2 L September

Students pursuing these programs will not be eligible for postgraduate work experience in Canada.**

Programs with Secondary Admission requirements may include samples of creative work, letters of intent, resumes, pre-admission tests, auditions and questionnaires, and vary by program. Applicants will receive specific information about their additional Secondary Requirements following application.

§ Work Placements may or may not be mandatory, may or may not be paid, and may be called co-op, internship, field work, etc. depending upon the program. See the full program descriptions at www.humber.ca/program for details.

Refer to international.humber.ca/apply.for admission requirements and application information.

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POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMSFor students who have completed a Bachelor’s Degree.

OGC – Ontario Graduate Certificate

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT MAKING YOUR MOVE TO HUMBER, PLEASE CONTACT US AT:Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning205 Humber College Blvd. Toronto, Ontario, Canada M9W 5L7Phone: +1.416.675.5067 Email: international@humber.ca international.humber.ca

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FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS

THE COST OF COLLEGE2016/2017 International Student Fees per academic year (two semesters) in Canadian dollars (CAD):

Tuition Fees

Postsecondary diploma and certifi cate programs $14,200

Bachelor’s degree programs $14,800

Postgraduate certifi cate programs $14,800

English for Academic Purposes (each 8-week level) $3,200

Note: Programs range from eight weeks to four years. Tuition includes health insurance and incidental fees (athletic centre, library services, student federation services), but does not include books or housing.

Other Expenses per academic year (two semesters):

Books and Supplies Approximately $1,200

Homestay with meals Approximately $6,300–$7,600$210 placement fee (one time)

Residence and meal plan Approximately $8,425–$11,025

Rental accommodation (not including meals)

Approximately $3,600–$8,000

Transportation $600–$1,300

Other $1,000+

Total (not including tuition) $6,400–$14,230+

Note: Expenses above are based on the 2016/2017 schedule and are subject to change without notice.

ESTIMATED TOTAL COST OF LIVING & STUDYING IN CANADA (PER ACADEMIC YEAR): $25,000+ CAD*Fees are subject to change without notice. The above total is provided for estimation purposes only.

To learn more, visitinternational.humber.ca/fees

To learn more, visitinternational.humber.ca/apply

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HOW DO I APPLY?Visit international.humber.ca/study-in-canada for a complete listing of requirements by country, including English language requirements.*

Complete and submit your application package, including: all supporting documentation, and the $75 CAD non-refundable processing fee at international.humber.ca/apply

* Note: If your English language skills do not meet the requirements for your academic program, you may be eligible for conditional admission through Humber’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program or through one of our language school partners. Not all programs offer conditional admission.

WHAT ARE MY OPPORTUNITIES AFTER GRADUATION? Possible employment opportunities

in Canada Internationally recognized credentials

Degree transfer options Humber postgraduate programs

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The information in this brochure is accurate at the time of printing. For up-to-date information please visit international.humber.ca