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How are students from the Food and Nutrition Management program involved?

The Faculty of Health Sciences & Wellness is launching a new tutorial Blackboard site entirely dedicated to IPE!

Humber, proudly partnering with Peel Region and ACCES Employment, is offering a unique, one-time, full-time, fast-track, fully funded Early Childhood Education Program to residents of Peel Region.

Humber’s North Campus was proud to host The Central West Navigation Conference on Tues Sep 26.

A multi-service clinic servicing the Humber community and area.

What does academic integrity mean? What does it look like? Watch and listen to what these Faculty of Health Sciences & Wellness students are saying.

Faculty Team creates workshops for students across the FHSW.

In May 2023, Humber College obtained program approval by the Operating Room Nurses Association of Canada.

Mark Cameron is a Paramedic alumnus and the co-founder and co-president of …

The project team explored how a new Early Childhood Education course in Two-Eyed Land-Based Play and Co-Learning.

The Practical Nursing Career Summit returned in-person!

Children, Play and Creativity course designed for parents, caregivers and those who work with children.

Lawrence Saindon, Paramedic, 1996, talks about adaptability, resiliency, mental health and the top three traits required to succeed as a Paramedic.

A group of Year 3 Bachelor of Nursing students were randomly selected for the opportunity to work together in simulation using a team-based gaming format.

What does it mean to collaborate across programs in a meaningful way?

“IPE gives the students the varied experience from other agencies and better replicates the experience that they will encounter in the real world.”

“The interprofessional educational experience challenged students to become communicators.”

“The instructional videos are designed to help ordinary Ukrainian citizens who lack formal first-aid experience but may need to perform first-aid during the war.“

“I found Food and Nutrition Management at Humber and it sounded really cool. There’s a balance of working with food and the scientific side. It will also prepare me to work with older adults”

Early Childhood Education's Two-Eyed Seeing approach has been so well-received, students from other programs want to take it as an elective.

Registration is open for student personal trainers for the Winter 2022 semester.

October 20th is International Day of Action against Contract Cheating. To help promote Academic Integrity we’re hosting a contest on Instagram.

Destination: Denmark!

The application for the Summer 2022 Early Childhood Education Field Placement Abroad is now open!

Saima teaches with the Faculty of Health Sciences and Wellness.

Humber College North Campus welcomed a visit from CHCH Tim Bolen on June 22, 2021.

Humber’s Massage Therapy Program Student Clinic offers appointments to everyone - faculty, staff, students, and members of the community.

Have you been diagnosed by a medical professional?

We are looking for participants in any stage of pregnancy to take part in a free 90-MIN massage session.

Premier Ford visits North Campus to announce Humber's first independent Nursing degree

Scholarships have launched for the winter semester. Full-time students can now start applying for application-based scholarships.

The Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic is open for business and TCM program students are seeing patients Monday through Friday.

Read about a new initiative in Humber's Early Childhood Education program.

Senior Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences & Wellness, Dr. Jason Powell Welcomes New Students to Fall 2020 Academic Semester.

Senior Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences & Wellness, Dr. Jason Powell delivers a message to students regarding the importance of academic integrity.

Academic integrity -- what does it mean, and how does it affect you? 

Go on, go play outside! A statement to consider during COVID-19 pandemic times and beyond. Thank you to the contributors and their passion.

Thank you to Louise Zimanyi and Olga Rossovska, Professors of Early Childhood Education at Humber College for this blog post at Outdoor Play Canada.

"I Speak Frog: Storying Seasonal Narratives of Children’s Common Worlds" is a peer-reviewed article that explores children-climate relations.

Thank you to Louise Zimanyi and Olga Rossovska, Professors of Early Childhood Education at Humber College for this article.

Congratulations to Professor (Nursing) Caroline Variath who successfully authored an article published in the Nursing Ethics journal.

Tricia Woodcock has been a Humber College Clinical Teacher at the Rekai Centre with both Bachelor of Nursing and Practical Nursing programs.

Premier Doug Ford, Minister of Colleges and Universities Ross Romano, and other local MPPs, attended Humber recently.

An upcoming faculty-led trip was recently highlighted on @globalnewsTO.