Humber College , Etobicoke, Canada

The Humber Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning, sometimes known as Humber College, was founded in 1967. It performs the function of a publicly-funded college in Ontario, Canada. Lakeshore Campus, Humber North Campus, and Humber Orangeville Campus are its three primary campuses.

There are more than 200 programmes available, including apprenticeships, post-graduate certificates, and bachelor's degrees. Humber College offers Bridge Training programmes for internationally qualified professionals in the sectors of engineering and information technology in addition to all these academic courses. For the Sustainability Tracking Assessment Rating System, it is the first Ontario College to receive a Silver rating.

The university's North Campus, which is near to the Humber River, is home to more than 19,000 full-time students, 1,000 of whom live on-campus. The campus offers both full-time and part-time degrees in a variety of disciplines, including business, liberal arts, applied technology, media studies, health sciences, and hospitality and tourism. More than 10,600 full-time students attend Humber College at its Lakeshore location, where 400 of them live on-campus. The school is located along the beaches of Lake Ontario. Six wifi classrooms, a computer lab, a food court, two ice rinks, a library, and a restaurant are all available on the university's Orangeville campus. The Fashion Institute of the Humber College offers a perfect setting for students who want to work in the fashion and beauty industries. Students at other Humber College campuses can take use of a variety of amenities.

Humber College students benefit greatly from collaborative and applied research activities that produce excellent learning experiences. The majority of Humber's programmes have a practical experimental element, such as an internship or field placement. Additionally, it received a gold award for its Strategic Plan's inclusion of several international initiatives. International students from over 138 different nations have chosen it because of its programming, academic procedures, and high-quality services.

240,000 alumni of Humber College have made significant contributions to their fields of study. Andres Arango, a well-known Canadian soccer player, Ben Bowen, Royal Copeland, Bev Oda, a retired politician, Jared Pelletier, Margaret Lindsay Holton, an author and artist, and Sarika Sehgal, a journalist, among other famous individuals, make up the college's illustrious alumni network.

Why Humber College?

• More than 29,000 full-time students attend Humber, including 3,800 from outside Canada and more than 100 other nations.
• More than 180 full-time programmes are available in more than 40 different fields of study.
• Workplacement, internship, or cooperative education are all included in 90% of Humber programmes.
• More than a thousand awards and scholarships are available.
• More than any other Ontario College, Humber receives more than 65,000 programme applications each year.

Humber College Tuition Fees

Humber College Entry Requirements

Humber College Admission Process

Important dates and other pertinent information are prepared as follows to make the process of applying for admission to Humber College easier for prospective international students:

Admission Portal: Univeral Portal
Humber College Application Fee: 75 CAD (4,600 INR)

Graduate Admission Requirements:

• Academic transcripts (Minimum 70% or above)
• Portfolio/Audition
• Letter of Recommendation
• Resume
• Work Experience
• Statement of purpose
• English Proficiency Scores
  • IELTS Score- 6.0 to 7.0 
  • TOEFL iBT Score- 88 to 100