Humber Polytechnic

Save this for fall term. These Humber North Campus spots are the perfect places to study and get things done.

What does life look like as a Plumbing Techniques student? 🔧

It’s more than just pipes. Students learn the fundamentals of the trade through a mix of theory, code, blueprint reading and hands-on training.

Swipe through for a look inside the program

Before the back-to-school shopping begins for the Fall term, let’s take a trip back in time with these black and white photos of the Humber bookstore from the collection of Humber Archives.

Humber and the University of Guelph-Humber campuses will be closed from noon Friday, July 31 for Employee Appreciation to Monday, August 3 for Civic Holiday.

Enjoy the long weekend, and we'll see you back on campus soon!

A team of Humber students will represent Humber Polytechnic at the Njord Autonomous Ship Challenge in Norway to compete against student teams from around the world with their self-driving boat.

Designed, built and programmed by Humber students, Loon-E showcases the innovation and collaboration behind this student-led project.

Click here to read more. 👉 https://bit.ly/3U3PufH

Maryam, a recent Humber Early Childhood Education graduate and mom of three, was inspired to become an educator after navigating challenges finding inclusive learning environments for her two children on the autism spectrum.

Through Humber’s program, she developed equity focused teaching skills and gained hands-on experience in toddler care, kindergarten, and Grade 1 classrooms with the Peel District School Board and Toronto District School Board.

After graduating with honours and receiving the Board of Governors Award last June, Maryam is continuing her education to become a certified teacher and hopes to open a learning centre of her own.

Recent Architectural Technology graduates Rozlyn and Emily took on the challenge of transforming a historic textile mill through adaptive reuse and a new building addition.

Their process included analyzing the existing building, understanding its layout and character, planning how a new addition could connect with the original structure, selecting materials, and creating a physical model of their final design.

Inspired by the idea of convergence, their project explored how the built environment, nature and people can come together to create a more connected space.

Humber culinary students recently took part in a study abroad experience in Japan and Taiwan, exploring food, cooking techniques and culture through hands-on learning and meaningful exchange with locals.

The experience helped them build new skills and gain real-world perspectives beyond the classroom.

For everyone’s safety, today’s Humber Match Day (Wednesday, July 15) has been cancelled due to poor air quality conditions.

Thanks for your understanding. Stay safe and we’ll see you at the next one!