The first cohort of students in Humber College's new Bachelor of Engineering programs will start classes in September 2021, and not a moment too soon. As the industry grows, changes and adapts to Canadian society, more engineers are needed to build and maintain the infrastructure and technology we depend on.
When Stephen Bykowy was challenged to design an all-Canadian, zero-emissions vehicle to showcase the auto industry, he reflected on Canadian identity and values.
“I tend to think about things like fairness, equality, collaboration and family. We’re proud of our landscapes and the beauty of our country.”
Join the Etobicoke Master Gardeners and the Humber Arboretum for a free Zoom workshop on soil health. Learn what soil is made of, what good soil provides to plants, and how to test for basic soil types. You'll also learn the benefits and basics of composting, along with learning what mycorrhizae is, its benefits, and how we use it. Learn how to feed your soil, so your soil will feed your plants!
60 Minutes (45 min plus Q&A)
When: Saturday January 16, 10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
Where: Online, via Zoom
As a project coordinator for the Office of Applied Research & Innovation (ARI) at Humber College, Camila Perez-Pena already knew that Project Management post-graduate certificate students had a good educational foundation.
She is, after all, a Humber graduate whose experience and expertise landed her a job less than six months out of school.
In September, fourth-year students in the Bachelor of Interior Design began working on a studio project with Prof. Zaiba Mian which is a collaboration with a well-known strategy and design firm Shikatani Lacroix (SLD). The project brief was developed over the summer months.
Humber College’s new Bachelor of Engineering – Mechatronics is designed to prepare students for careers in advanced manufacturing, food, pharmaceutical, energy and healthcare.
According to the Government of Canada Job Bank, there are currently more than 85,000 mechatronics engineering-related job in Ontario – and a shortage of engineering graduates.
Three students from Humber’s Architectural Technology advanced diploma program achieved first place rankings from the Ontario Association of Architects-affiliated Ontario Association of Appl
For many students, transitioning into post-secondary education from high school takes some getting used to.
But some people seem to hit the ground running.
Third-year Bachelor of Industrial Design student Bradley Staite was recently announced as the winner of the 2019 Bombardier Recreational Products’ (BRP) International Design Competition. Humber was one of six participating design institutions across North America and Europe, and five Humber students were shortlisted to the top 20.
For Evan Demczuk, being nominated for the Rocket competition was an honour, but winning an award has him floating on cloud nine.