We offer comprehensive programs in design, engineering technologies and skilled trades. With 37 programs built over the past 50 years, we are preparing our students for careers of the future. Our students graduate with the critical-thinking and hands-on skills that will launch their careers in traditional and emerging careers.
School of Applied Technology
Notable Alumni
from the School of Applied Technology
Owner & President, 416 Automation Inc.
Electromechanical Engineering Technology - Automation and Robotics, 2007
Job description: heads up a custom manufacturer of automated machinery, testing equipment and adaptable electrical panels for the automotive industry.
Of note:... Read more
Editor-in-Chief, Canadian House & Home
Interior Design, 1993
Suzanne Dimma is the editor-in-chief of Canadian House & Home, and Maison et Demeure magazines, Canada’s authorities on decorating and design. Suzanne’s 20 years in the world of design media encompass... Read more
Civil Engineering Technician; Civil Engineering Technology
Director, Metrolinx
Andy Kikites is an internationally recognized expert in the art and science of bridge engineering, working with noted international planners and architects on some of the largest projects in the world,... Read more
President, Rise and Hand Travel Gear - A division of Round Circle Group Ltd.
Industrial Design, 2009
While you may not know Lee Renshaw by name, you may have seen him on TV. The inventor of Rise and Hang Travel Gear and president of Round Circle Group Ltd., Renshaw appeared on the... Read more
Technology Award
Humber College, 1999
Michael Ruscigno is President and Founder of InTELaTECH Inc., which provides electronic components and services in everything from engineering design to product marketing to Ontario's original equipment manufacturing (OEM) industry. A graduate... Read more
1977
The Humber Arboretum
Located behind North Campus, the Humber Arboretum spans 250 acres of botanical gardens, trails, ponds, and outdoor learning spaces.
1993
Canadian Plastics Industry Association
The Canadian Plastics Industry Association offered hands on training to hundreds of Humber Students in a booming industry.
2009
Operation First Contact
Applying knowledge from their radio communications courses, students made contact with the International Space Station.
2009
The Humber Centre for Trades and Technology
Humber opened a 95,000 square foot training centre for their students that simulated worksites to practice skills for their careers.
2012
The Design Centre
A beautiful 88,000 square foot, open concept layout, that mirrors the working environments of professional design and architectural firms.