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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 certifjcate or improve their English skills. TORONTO, CANADA international.humber.ca

WHY CHOOSE HUMBER? ƒ Located in Toronto, Canada – a ƒ More than 160 programs: multicultural and vibrant city. bachelor’s degrees, diplomas, certifjcates and postgraduate ƒ 29,000 full-time students including certifjcates. 3,400 international students from ƒ Work placements, internships 130+ countries. & co-op experience are part of ƒ Two main campuses with state-of- most programs. the-art facilities. ƒ Founded in 1967 and accredited To learn more, visit international.humber.ca by the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities. WHAT WILL I STUDY AT HUMBER? ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS PURPOSES (EAP) ƒ 1 to 3 years long with a focus on a ƒ Designed to improve your English specifjc career goal. ƒ Many programs include work/co-op communication skills for further studies or work. placements or internships. ƒ EAP offers 8 levels of study (each humber.ca/full-time-programs 8 weeks long) with 6 intake dates per year. POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATES humber.ca/liberalarts/elc/eap ƒ 1 to 2 years long, these intensive career-focused programs are BACHELOR’S DEGREE created to develop specialized skills ƒ 4-year degrees combine liberal arts and to complement the academic courses with career-focused skills. foundation of Bachelor’s Degrees. ƒ All bachelor’s degrees include a humber.ca/full-time-programs work/co-op placement. humber.ca/degrees

SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Applications 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 GRADUATES Graduates 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  Sports & Athletic facilities  Trips & Events for international  Clubs & Associations students HOW WILL HUMBER HELP ME SUCCEED?  Academic and career counselling  Faculty focused on your success  Peer tutoring  Libraries, computer labs,  On-campus health centre. Health bookstores, and career centres  International Student Services insurance provided to enrolled  Orientation sessions international students  Advising on processes related to study and work permits To learn more, visit international.humber.ca

CERTIFICATE, DIPLOMA AND DEGREE PROGRAMS For students who have completed high school/upper year studies. Program Name Credential Semesters Campus Semester Start APPLIED TECHNOLOGY Architectural Technology AD 6 North Sep/Jan Cabinet Making C 3 North Sep/Jan Civil Engineering Technology AD 6 North September Design Foundation OCC 2 North September Electrical Engineering Technician D 4 North Sep/Jan – Control Systems Electrical Engineering Technology AD 6 North Sep/Jan – Control Systems Electrical Techniques OCC 2 North Sep/Jan/ May Electromechanical Engineering Technician – D 4 North September Automation and Robotics Profjle Electromechanical Engineering Technology – AD 6 North September Automation and Robotics Profjle Electronics Engineering Technician D 4 North Sep/Jan Electronics Engineering Technology AD 6 North Sep/Jan Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning D 4 North September Technician Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning AD 6 North September Technology Home Renovation Technician D 3 North Sep/Jan Industrial Design (Bachelor of) ** B 8 North September Industrial Woodworking Technician D 3 North Sep/Jan Interior Decorating D 4 North Sep/Jan Interior Design (Bachelor of) ** B 8 North September Landscape Technician D 4 North September Mechanical Engineering Technician D 4 North September Mechanical Engineering Technology AD 6 North September Mechanical Techniques – Millwright OCC 2 North September Plumbing Techniques OCC 2 North Sep/Jan Sustainable Energy and Building Technology AD 6 North September Urban Arboriculture – Tree Care OCC 2 North January Welding Techniques OCC 2 North September ARTS AND PERFORMANCE Acting for Film and Television ** D 4 Lakeshore September Comedy: Writing and Performance ** D 4 Lakeshore September Jazz Performance – Introduction to Commercial Jazz ** OCC 2 Lakeshore September Music (Bachelor of) – Bass, Cello, Drums/ B 8 Lakeshore September Percussion, French Horn, Guitar, Keyboard, Saxophone/Woodwind, Trombone, Trumpet, Tuba, Violin, or Voice ** Theatre Performance ** AD 6 Lakeshore September Theatre Production ** D 4 Lakeshore September BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT Accounting (Bachelor of Commerce) B 8 Lakeshore Sep/Jan Business – Accounting D 4 North Sep/Jan/ Lakeshore May Sep/Jan Business Administration AD 6 North Sep/Jan/ Lakeshore May Sep/Jan Business Administration (Co-op) AD 6 Lakeshore Sep/Jan Business Administration – Accounting AD 6 North Sep/Jan/ May Business Administration – Professional Golf AD 6 Lakeshore September Management Business Management D 4 North Sep/Jan/ Lakeshore May Sep/Jan Business Management – Financial Services D 4 Lakeshore Sep/Jan Business – Marketing D 4 North Sep/Jan/ May Digital Business Management B 8 Lakeshore Sep/Jan (Bachelor of Commerce) Esthetician/Spa Management D 4 North Sep/Jan Fashion Arts D 4 North Sep/Jan Fashion Management (Bachelor of Commerce) B 8 Lakeshore Sep/Jan Finance (Bachelor of Commerce) B 8 Lakeshore Sep/Jan Health Care Management B 8 Lakeshore September (Bachelor of Commerce)