Your Community is Here
At Humber, we are building the best student experience for Indigenous learners. As soon as you step foot on campus, you are welcomed by vibrant Indigenous art, a sense of belonging and community. We have amazing events to promote Indigenous culture, Indigenous teachings and knowledge.
Before you commit to studying at Humber, we will help guide you to find the right program to match your personal and career goals. Once at Humber, our Indigenous student advisors are here to help guide you throughout your post-secondary journey.
We Have Supports and Services for Indigenous Student Success
We assist Indigenous students in making the transition and adjustment to the challenges of post-secondary education life while creating an awareness and appreciation of Indigenous culture and history in the greater campus community.
See Our Students In Action
Watch the video to see three indigenous athletes share powerful journeys of resilience, identity, and the strength of community through sport.
Indigenous Cultural Markers
Humber's Indigenous Cultural Markers at its North and Lakeshore campuses are designed to place the college in the context of the long history of Indigenous peoples in what is now called the Greater Toronto Area.
Tour of the Indigenous Education Centre
Watch the video to learn about all the services, events, and resources available at the Indigenous Education Centre.
First-Year Experience
- Welcome week events where you will get a chance to meet other Indigenous students
- Peer mentorship throughout the year
- Other on and off campus networking events
How to Apply
Find a Program
If you need an assistance in finding a program, we are here to help guide you!
Receive Offer
Congratulations! Your offer will include all of the details needed to make a decision.
Accept Offer
Start your journey at Humber – we are excited to meet you!
Pathways for Students Who have Completed a Program at an Indigenous Institute
Indigenous Institute |
Program |
Credential Type |
Partner |
Pathway at Humber |
| First Nations Technical Institute | Social Service Worker Diploma | Diploma | Canadore College | Bachelor of Social Science Addictions & Mental Health (2+2) Bachelor of Child & Youth Care (2+2.5) |
| First Nations Technical Institute | Practical Nursing | Diploma | Canadore College | Bachelor of Science, Nursing (2+3) Bachelor of Health Sciences Workplace Health & Wellness (2+2.5) |
| Kenjgewin-Teg | Pre-Health Sciences | Certificate | Cambrian College | Bachelor of Science Nursing |
| Kenjgewin-Teg | Practical Nursing | Diploma | Fleming College | Bachelor of Science Nursing (2+3) Bachelor of Health Sciences Workplace Health & Wellness (2+2.5) |
| Oshki-Wenjack | Practical Nursing | Diploma | Confederation College | Bachelor of Science Nursing (2+3) Bachelor of Health Sciences Workplace Health & Wellness (2+2.5) |
| Oshki-Wenjack | Pre-Health Sciences | Certificate | Confederation College | Bachelor of Science Nursing |
| Seven Generations | Paramedic | Diploma | Durham College | Bachelor of Health Sciences Workplace Health and Wellness (2+3) |
| Seven Generations | Police Foundations | Diploma | Canadore College | Bachelor of Social Science Criminal Justice (2+2) |
| Seven Generations | Practical Nursing | Diploma | Canadore College | Bachelor of Science Nursing (2+3) Bachelor of Health Sciences Workplace Health and Wellness (2+2.5) |
| Seven Generations | Social Service Worker | Diploma | Canadore College | Bachelor of Social Science Addictions & Mental Health (2+2) Bachelor of Child & Youth Care (2+2.5) |
| Six Nations Polytechnic | Community & Justice Services | Diploma | Mohawk College | Bachelor of Child & Youth Care (2+2.5) Bachelor of Social Science Criminal Justice (2+2) |
| Six Nations Polytechnic | Practical Nursing | Diploma | Mohawk College | Bachelor of Science, Nursing (2+3) Bachelor of Health Sciences Workplace Health and Wellness (2+2.5) |
| Six Nations Polytechnic | Pre-Health Sciences | Certificate | Mohawk College | Bachelor of Science Nursing |
| Six Nations Polytechnic | Social Service Worker | Diploma | Mohawk College | Bachelor of Social Science Addictions & Mental Health (2+2) Bachelor of Child & Youth Care (2+2.5) |
Key Recruitment Events of the Year
Indigenous Student Awards, Bursaries and Scholarships
Humber provides assistance to Indigenous students in meeting the costs of their tuition and living expenses while studying full-time or part-time.
Financial Aid for Indigneous Students
Humber provides assistance to Indigenous students in meeting the costs of their tuition and living expenses while studying full-time or part-time.
The Numbers at a Glance
(Based on Winter 2025 enrollment data)
Indigenous Students
265
Full Time
22 Part-Time Indigenous Students
Indigenous Alumni
Over 600
From 2014 - 2024
63 Graduated in 2024
Employed After 6 Months
84%
Graduating
Highest Graduation Employment Rate Amongst All 6 GTA Colleges
What are Indigenous students studying at Humber?
Top 10 Programs
Health Sciences
- Funeral Director Class 1 (Embalming) - Diploma
- Nursing - Bachelor of Science Degree
Social Services
- Bachelor of Behavioural Science
- Child and Youth Care - Advanced Diploma
- Community and Justice Services - Diploma
- Criminal Justice - Bachelor of Social Science Degree
- Social Service Worker - Diploma
Business
- Sport Management - Advanced Diploma
- Business Management - Diploma
Applied Technology
- Film and TV Production - Advanced Diploma
Winter 2025 Enrollment by Area of Interest
Photo: Angelina Bomberry, President's Medal Recipient, Spring Convocation 2025
Indigenous Graduation Ceremony
Every year, Humber Polytechnic celebrates our amazing Indigenous graduates. Each graduate is given a medallion and we host an Indigenous graduation ceremony to celebrate your accomplishments.
Indigenous Recruitment Contact Information
Email: indigenous.recruitment@humber.ca