Find the Right Program for You
A Humber education helps you go from classroom to career, gaining real-world experience along the way. Our programs blend theory and hands-on learning, giving you the opportunity to gain practical experience in small classes and learn from expert faculty who have extensive industry experience.
It's hard to know what to choose when the world keeps changing. Take the pressure off by talking to one of our advisors to find out what is right for you. If you're enthusiastic but unsure about your choices, our program advisors are here to help. Whether you're finding it challenging to decide between two to three programs, our advising services will provide you with the information you need to narrow down your options.
If you haven't started yet, search programs now to see what interests you.
Getting Ready To Speak With An Advisor
You should see a program advisor if...
- You want to talk to someone about two or three different programs you're considering
- You have completed the Humber Career Finder
- You are interested in attending Humber full time
- You are interested in transferring to Humber - visit Book a Transfer Advising Appointment
- You are an international applicant - visit humber.ca/international
- You are a new immigrant with education from another country - visit Advising New to Canada
How We Help Future and Current Students
- Clarify your academic interests and goals
- Explain Humber’s academic programs (more than 200 full-time programs)
- Help you in Understanding Credentials
- Tell you about transfer options
- Outline program expectations
- Help you understand admission requirements
- Show you academic upgrading options
- Connect you with college departments such as financial aid, admissions and accessibility services
- Capitalize Financial Aid, Admissions and Accessibility Services
Book An Appointment With An Advisor
Please book early as appointments are limited.
Please note the option book an advising appointment will not be available during the full-time support staff strike impacting all Ontario colleges.
