Postsecondary Institution

Humber Polytechnic

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Institution overview

Humber Polytechnic is a public postsecondary institution in Toronto, Ontario, with origins in Humber College, established in 1967. It provides applied education across vocational and higher education pathways. Its North and Lakeshore campuses support different combinations of academic programmes, facilities and student activities. Humber's credential portfolio includes certificates, diplomas, advanced diplomas, honours bachelor's degrees and Ontario graduate certificates. Programme areas span business, technology, health, community services, media, the arts and skilled trades. These credentials serve different entry points, from preparation for an initial occupation to specialised education for learners with previous postsecondary experience. Teaching combines academic knowledge with practical assignments, industry projects and work-integrated learning. Laboratories, studios and other professional learning environments support the subjects taught at each campus. Humber also publishes transfer and pathway information for students building on an existing qualification. Applicants should distinguish Humber's own programmes from partner arrangements, including the separately organised University of Guelph-Humber. The programme directory identifies the credential and delivery details for each course, while admission requirements reflect the specific academic level and field.

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Directory information

Institution type
Polytechnic Institute
Operating status
Active
Ownership
Public
Founded
1967
Teaching languages
English
Primary pathway
Vocational and Technical Education
Education pathways
Vocational and Technical Education; Higher Education
Qualification levels
Certificate; Diploma; Advanced Diploma; Bachelor; Graduate Certificate; Master
Fields of study
Business and Management; Engineering and Technology; Computer Science; Medicine and Health; Social and Community Services; Media and Communication; Fine and Performing Arts; Skilled Trades; Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services; Engineering; Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities; Visual and Performing Arts; Health Professions and Related Programs; Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services
Delivery modes
On-campus; Online