Humber College’s Enactus team is showcasing their innovative ideas at a regional competition with the hope of impressing the judges and moving onto the national finals.

Enactus is a global organization committed to using business as a catalyst for positive social and environmental impact. It utilizes team-based experiential learning and competition to catalyze young people to take positive entrepreneurial action in their communities.

Humber College is offering a free, 16-week program for those looking to launch or grow their Advanced Manufacturing career.

Curious to know what others thought of his art piece, Humber College student Jaehyun Han entered it into the League for Innovation’s 2022-2023 International Student Art Awards competition.

Han certainly received his answer, which was resoundingly positive, as his piece Coexistence won the Juror’s Choice Award. The Industrial Woodworking Technician student heard about the contest through Humber and, having an interest in art-related fields, decided to apply.

Several Humber College students won awards, including first place overall, at the Association of Chartered Industrial Designers of Ontario’s (ACIDO) annual Rocket Show.

Humber students in the Bachelor of Industrial Design program were invited to participate for the second time in an international design competition organized by Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP).  

Humber was one of just six institutions invited to participate.

Humber College students were able to gain a global perspective by connecting with peers at post-secondary institutions abroad through a pair of virtual exchanges.

Dozens of high school students were recently at Humber College showing off their skills as part of a design challenge that tasked them with creating a wind turbine.

Hamid Dehkordi, a partial-load professor with Humber’s Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology, helped organize the event that was held with the assistance of Mohandes, which is the Canadian Society of Iranian Engineers and Architects. Dehkordi is a member of Mohandes.

A total of 18 teams of four students each created their own wind turbines as part of the challenge.

Humber College students are helping with a project that’s working to reduce the amount of greenhouse gas churches emit.

Net Zero Churches began with the Canadian Anglican dioceses of Montreal and Niagara. Their goal is to stop churches from producing greenhouse gases by changing the building’s mechanical systems while also reducing energy use and costs.

“We want other churches to get involved”

A pair of Humber College professors are exploring the educational potential of the metaverse through a project that created a virtual, immersive environment.

Humber College and Siemens Canada have developed a Sustainable Microgrid and Renewable Technology (SMART) Lab that will be used to teach students about microgrids.

Microgrids are systems that reliably manage the generation, storage and consumption of energy. Essentially, they’re small-scale power grids that can operate on their own or as part of a larger grid.