Are you interested in developing a new skill or validating one that you already have?
In today’s rapidly evolving labour market, Humber’s micro-credentials provide you with an opportunity to showcase your expertise in a specialized area. These targeted learning experiences are much shorter than traditional programs and allow you to demonstrate your skills in a format that suits your busy schedule.
Once you successfully complete a Humber micro-credential, you will be granted a shareable digital badge that validates your competencies. Displaying a digital badge on your professional profile will set you apart in today’s hyper competitive job market where resumes are no longer enough.
Whether you are looking to enhance your resume, test out your capabilities in a new field, or take your existing expertise to the next level, our micro-credentials are designed to help you achieve your professional goals.
Faculty of Health Sciences & Wellness, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential is designed for any nurse (RPN or RN) or other health-care professional wanting to build on rhythm analysis by learning the skills to interpret a 12 Lead and/or 15 Lead ECG. The Learning Outcomes are supported by the 2023 Canadian Council of Cardiovascular Nurses (CCCN) and the Canadian Association of Critical Care Nurses (CACCN) competency standards.
Online
5 Weeks, approx. 15 Hours of Study
Stackable
This micro-credential can be stacked to obtain the Emergency Nursing - Registered Nurse Certificate of Accomplishment and Emergency Nursing - Registered Practical Nurse Certificate of Accomplishment
Faculty of Social & Community Services, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential equips front-line educators with practical Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) strategies to effectively support students with diverse learning needs. This micro-credential introduces basic principles and concepts of ABA, including the use of evidence-based interventions to promote positive behavioural outcomes. Modules emphasize practical application and problem-solving, such as the use of Functional Behaviour Assessments and the exploration of behavior intervention strategies, including positive reinforcement, token economies, and behavior contracts.
In Person
7 Hours
Not Stackable
Faculty of Media, Creative Arts, and Design, Continuous Professional Learning
Accessibility is an essential component of effective communication design and advertising. Our modules cover fundamental topics, including accessible typography, colour contrast, layout and structure, alternative text for images, accessible PDF creation, graphics for social media and inclusive design for both web and print materials. You will also explore the importance of inclusive language and learn techniques to enable you to reach a wider audience.
Online
3 Modules, Approx. 8 Hours
Not Stackable
Faculty of Media, Creative Arts, and Design, Continuous Professional Learning
Our program explores accessibility principles, guidelines, and best practices tailored to designers working with online mediums. Facilitated by industry experts well-versed in accessibility and AODA (Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act) compliance, our program offers a dynamic learning experience that blends theoretical knowledge with practical application. Delve into topics such as accessible design patterns, assistive technologies, and WCAG compliance. Acquire the skills to ensure your designs not only cater to individuals with disabilities but also align with AODA web standards.
Online
3 Modules, Approx. 8 Hours
Not Stackable
Faculty of Media, Creative Arts, and Design, Continuous Professional Learning
In this micro-credential, you'll dive into the essentials of creating accessible designs for everyone. Whether you work as a designer or in any other industry and are interested in making accessible content, this micro-credential is the perfect place to start. Learn the basics of the AODA (Accessibility for Ontario’s with Disabilities Act) and applying the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines across documents and multi-media experiences. From colour contrast and document structure to navigation and interactive elements, discover how small changes can make a big difference. Your journey to accessible design starts here.
Online
Approx. 10 Hours
Stackable
Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential course focuses on building awareness of accessibility and barriers to participation that exist in educational experiences. We will explore theories of disability and discuss how to identify and address access needs for diverse learner populations. Participants will work to develop their own accessibility toolkit, drawing on different accessibility frameworks and practices, including Universal Design for Learning and Inclusive Universal Design.
Online
4 Weeks
Stackable
Faculty of Media, Creative Arts, and Design, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential will introduce Adobe Illustrator, the industry-leading graphic design tool that allows the user to design anything from logos and icons to graphics and illustrations. Through hands-on exercises and creative assignments, students will learn to create vector-based artwork for print and digital distribution.
Online
Approx. 30 Hours of Study
Stackable
This micro-credential can be stacked to obtain the Graphic Design Certificate of Completion
Faculty of Media, Creative Arts, and Design, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro credential introduces the digital publishing tools in Adobe InDesign, empowering learners to create polished, professional designs. Through practical exercises, students will become familiar with how simple print pieces such as postcards, flyers, magazines and posters are designed and prepared for digital and print production.
Online
Approx. 30 Hours of Study
Stackable
This micro-credential can be stacked to obtain the Graphic Design Certificate of Completion
Faculty of Media, Creative Arts, and Design, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential will allow students to explore their creative potential and enhance their overall digital literacy. They will develop a working knowledge of Photoshop and all its composition tools and techniques for graphic design, multimedia design, and print production. The focus will be on using Photoshop to manipulate images and letterforms to create rich raster compositions that are optimized for digital spaces.
Online
Approx. 30 Hours of Study
Stackable
This micro-credential can be stacked to obtain the Graphic Design Certificate of Completion
Faculty of Social & Community Services, Continuous Professional Learning
This intensive micro-credential sharpens the core competencies that police officers require to excel at the sergeant level: clear and purposeful communication, mastering de-escalation, ethical decision-making in high-risk contexts and team leadership. Through a combination of lectures, case study discussions, guest speakers and experiential learning with supportive coaching, learners will practice key skills. Anti-racism and equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) principles are integrated throughout the micro-credential.
In Person
28 Hours
Not Stackable
Faculty of Media, Creative Arts, and Design, Continuous Professional Learning
Demystify AI and harness its potential for digital marketing, business and communications success! Whether you're a marketing professional, an aspiring entrepreneur or a business leader, this micro-credential is your gateway to staying competitive and ahead of the curve. Learners will gain a big-picture understanding of how AI works, as well as real-world techniques to boost productivity and automate select digital marketing and business functions.
Online
Approx. 15 Hours of Study
Not Stackable
Last year, nearly 60 per cent of Global 2000 businesses moved to support the entire employee life cycle using Artificial Intelligence. New tools like stacked analysis make it possible to compare employee performance between firms – not just within. Moreover, you can now be fined in New York City for using software tools that contain an implicit bias if your applicants are treated unfairly. Learn how your firm can leverage new opportunities for growth while mitigating unnecessary risks.
Online Live Session
Approx. 11 Hours
Stackable
Operations managers are currently using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to do more than just automate limited sets of routine tasks. With the right setup, they are shortening cycle times, reducing process errors, streamlining supply chains, responding to incidents faster and more. Learn how you can leverage new opportunities for growth while mitigating unnecessary risks.
Online Live Session
Approx. 11 Hours
Stackable
As governments worldwide embrace the digital revolution, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is emerging as a transformative force in public administration. This course explores how AI reshapes public policy, decision-making, citizen engagement, and administrative processes. Participants will delve into the opportunities and challenges of leveraging AI to create efficient, transparent, and responsive public sector systems. Practical applications will demonstrate how AI can improve service delivery while maintaining ethical governance standards.
Online Live Session
Approx. 11 Hours
Stackable
This micro-credential focuses on assessments and evaluations in the teaching and learning cycle. Faculty will consider ways to design and deliver assessments so that they are part of the learning process instead of a product of learning.
Online
12 Hours
Not Stackable
Faculty of Media, Creative Arts, and Design, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential prepares learners to ensure educational and professional content is accessible to all by developing the essential skills required to serve as accessibility-focused captioners and note-takers for clients with disabilities in academic or business settings. Guided by an accessibility expert, students will explore this essential industry and put their skills into practice through exercises and real-world simulations.
Online
Approx. 24 Hours of Study
Not Stackable
The world of being a professional consultant can be very attractive to many. What many ask is what does a consultant do and how does one develop the skills to succeed in a consulting career. More specifically, how does one get hired as a consultant? This course provides an overview of how to get started in a consulting career.
Online Live Session
Approx. 11 Hours
Stackable
Continuous Professional Learning
Familiarizes faculty with the curriculum development process. Faculty will review ways to plan and create a well-designed and thoughtfully sequenced curriculum for a course or program.
Online
12 Hours
Not Stackable
Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential is an introduction to accessibility – actions taken so that people with disabilities can fully participate – as well as what is meaningful and relevant to all learners and uses these factors as criteria for selecting educational technology. The content is designed so that two of the four modules cover intra-accessibility, one about educational technology and one bringing these concepts together.
Online
12 Hours
Not Stackable
Continuous Professional Learning
Whether you are a retail automotive professional specializing in auto parts, sales or repairs, a comprehensive understanding of the fundamentals of electric vehicle (EV) batteries and knowledge of the related health and safety practices is essential. This micro-credential was developed in collaboration with sector manufacturers to increase learners’ understanding of EV battery technology and the procedures for the proper handling of EV batteries to ensure their safe and effective management.
Online
15 Hours of Study
Not Stackable
Continuous Professional Learning
As the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) increases, understanding the components of EV technology and its impacts on industry and the environment becomes increasingly important. This micro-credential is designed for professionals in the automotive sector seeking to understand EV technology, stay current with consumer trends and navigate the dynamic world of EVs.
Online
15 Hours of Study
Not Stackable
Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential is intended to build capacity among Humber College staff in relation to equitable and anti-oppressive teaching. Participants will become familiar with the core tenets of equitable and anti-oppressive teaching including identifying one’s own positionality, distinguishing between equality and equity, and engaging in critical self-reflexivity. Participants will also explore four domains of teaching – content, pedagogy, access and climate – and assess their own teaching beliefs and practices in preparation for a concrete action plan they can implement into their own teaching contexts at Humber College.
Online
12 Hours
Not Stackable
Faculty of Media, Creative Arts, and Design, Continuous Professional Learning
Social media management is an important component of the rapidly evolving esports landscape. Lead by a current industry expert, this micro-credential will teach the foundational skills needed to effectively manage an esports social media account, and provide students with the essential tools required to pursue a career in esports social media management. Learners will be able to demonstrate how each social media platform functions, identify target audiences and use brand voices to boost the reception of the brands they will manage in the esports industry.
Online
Approx. 25-30 Hours of Study
Not Stackable
A good consultant must have a number of consulting skills to enable them to impress their clients, expand their professional network and further their career. This course will outline the essential skills needed for learners to master the field of consulting and gain the resources to become an effective consultant.
Online Live Session
Approx. 11 Hours
Stackable
Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential engages faculty to think about the strategies to create impactful and intentional learning experiences. Throughout the micro-credential, faculty will consider how the facilitation of content – whether in a classroom or other setting – can support learning and professional development.
Online
12 Hours
Not Stackable
As Artificial Intelligence rolls out across the financial sector, digital and real-time payment systems are replacing traditional invoicing, while the lines between payment types blur. The opportunities for capital financing and investment are also becoming more nuanced as is the calculus for relational risk. Audit and compliance requirements as well as ESG reporting standards are adding complexity. Learn how your enterprise can manage these changes and leverage opportunities for growth.
Online Live Session
Approx. 11 Hours
Stackable
Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential course provides an introduction to the foundations of inclusive teaching, starting with a fundamental understanding of learner variability and how social positioning impacts learner experiences of inclusion and exclusion. Learners will engage in self-reflection on their own social identities, lived experiences, and assumptions about education.
Online
4 Weeks
Stackable
Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential course focuses on creating learning experiences that understand the complex and intersecting identities of learners. The course focuses on different ways of knowing and how these can be reflected in the course design. We will also discuss mental-health considerations and the importance of a trauma-informed approach to teaching. Specific frameworks that will be explored include Trauma-Informed Pedagogy, Culturally Relevant Pedagogy and Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy.
Online
4 Weeks
Stackable
Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential course provides an introduction to curriculum design and an understanding of inclusion as a design consideration. We will start by reviewing curricular theories and re-examine the roles of the teacher and the student. Participants will then focus on the curriculum design process, including learning outcomes and assessment, and explore how each step can be made more inclusive.
Online
4 Weeks
Stackable
Are you ready for AI? Plucking a tool from off the shelf may help your staff perform better, but that won’t always translate into value for the business. In this self-directed course, explore how small to medium enterprises (SME) are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to achieve the same competitive advantages as larger companies. Learn where you can find strategic advantages in performance and the issues that your leadership must manage in order to be successful.
Online Live Session
Approx. 11 Hours
Stackable
Consultants provide advice and services delivered independently and objectively to organizations in all sectors. Consultants help organizations solve problems, adapt and change, acquire new skills/learning, and address other needs.
This course introduces students to the growing field of professional consulting. Students will understand the five-stage consulting process and gain practical experience through an actual consulting project.
Online Live Session
Approx. 11 Hours
Stackable
Faculty of Health Sciences & Wellness, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential is designed to assist the RN/RPN in the knowledge and skills development required to initiate and manage IV therapy via short and long-term central venous access devices and implanted vascular access devices. Learners will be given an overview of blood transfusion, pain management and administration, safe handling and administration of chemotherapy, and how to safely administer intravenous direct medications. They will be introduced to the principles, nursing implications and patient care management associated with both peripheral and central line access for Total Parenteral Nutrition. Familiarization with equipment and the opportunity to practice the advanced skills to care for patients with access devices is provided in a laboratory setting. This course is offered in multiple delivery formats (online and in- person).
Online
6 Weeks, approx. 24 Hours of Study
Stackable
This micro-credential can be stacked to obtain the Medication Administration Certificate of Completion
Faculty of Health Sciences & Wellness, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential is designed to assist the Licensed Health Care Professional (RN/RPN) and the Non-Health Care worker in the knowledge and skill development required to draw blood samples, via venipuncture, for laboratory testing. Concepts of blood chemistry and hematology will be introduced. Familiarization with equipment and opportunity to practice the advanced skills to care for patients is provided in a laboratory setting.
Online
24 Hours
Stackable
This micro-credential can be stacked to obtain the Medical Administration, Certificate of Completion
Faculty of Liberal Arts & Sciences, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential helps you learn essential skills like ChatGPT, GitHub, Visual Studio Code and Python basics. It covers topics such as statistics, data visualization with Matplotlib, and data preparation with Pandas. It is perfect for anyone looking to build a strong foundation in practical data analysis and coding with Python.
Online
6 Weeks
Not Stackable
Consultants require project management knowledge and experience to manage consulting engagements effectively and in a professional manner. Project management helps consultants to organize plans, execute and complete projects on time, within scope, and on budget. This course will provide the leaners with the fundamentals of project management.
Online Live Session
Approx. 11 Hours
Stackable
Faculty of Media, Creative Arts, and Design, Continuous Professional Learning
Creating effective prompts directly influences the quality, relevance and accuracy of AI responses and is an essential future-focused skill for professionals in any industry. This micro-credential focuses on proven, effective prompting techniques with practical augmentation and implementation methods for AI tools. Participants will strategically leverage AI capabilities while maintaining their unique human perspective. Through hands-on experimentation and personalized projects, learners will discover the "jagged edge" between human and AI capabilities and critically evaluate AI-generated content.
Online
Approx. 16 Hours of Study
Not Stackable
Relationship management can be the most important element of a consulting engagement. It is what establishes and maintains an engagement with its customers and business partners. Relationship management ranges from business solicitation to implementation to stakeholder engagement. This course coverers techniques to build a strong client-consultant relationship while building trust.
Online Live Session
Approx. 11 Hours
Stackable
More that three-quarters of sales professionals are already using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to automate tedious work and focus on the more critical aspects of their role. AI can analyze sales calls, score leads, predict readiness to buy and recommend your next deal actions. Learn how you can use AI to keep an eye on your competitors, optimize your sales enablement and offer real-time insights on your pipeline.
Online Live Session
Approx. 11 Hours
Stackable
Consultants are specialists who provide advice and knowledge to clients for a fee. Consultants cover a wide range of industries or areas of expertise such as education, accounting, law, management, human resources and marketing. There are a wide range of consulting types. Some may require specific qualification and some have no specific requirements. Some industries require a degree or professional designation, such as accounting or legal consulting. For other types of consulting, a long and successful career running a business may be the main credential. This course provides an overview of how to assess your skillset and how to plan starting a consulting practice.
Online Live Session
Approx. 11 Hours
Stackable
Faculty of Social & Community Services, Continuous Professional Learning
In this micro-credential, learners gain foundational knowledge related to sustainable urban farming practices, including both a theoretical understanding of the socio-economic elements related to food sovereignty and the applied learning of building and maintaining a small-scale sustainable urban farm (i.e., an indoor vertical garden). This micro-credential is comprised of seven online modules, delivered in a fully asynchronous format. A vertical garden kit is included in the fees and will be shipped, free of charge, to any Canadian address.
Online
21 Hours
Not Stackable
Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential introduces faculty to the methods, practices and tools for adapting an existing in-person lesson plan for HyFlex teaching. Faculty will review strategies and methods to create a learning experience that engages learners in all three modalities and ensures an equivalent experience for all students.
Online
12 Hours
Not Stackable
Faculty of Media, Creative Arts, and Design, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential will focus on introducing the important role of type communication design within print and web mediums. Students will evaluate the style and character of individual letterforms, through construction of words, lines and paragraphs. Using Adobe InDesign, students will put typographic theory in practice through creative page layout exercises.
Online
Approx. 30 Hours of Study
Stackable
This micro-credential can be stacked to obtain the Graphic Design Certificate of Completion
Faculty of Social & Community Services, Continuous Professional Learning
This micro-credential is for anyone who is curious about genetic genealogy and how DNA is used to help solve crimes. Using real case studies, learners gain a basic understanding of DNA and how genetic genealogy can, and cannot, be used in a criminal investigation. Issues such as privacy rights, national standards, and the positive social impact of solving homicide cases with this technology are discussed.
Online, Self-Paced
12 Hours
Not Stackable