We are truly grateful to DEWALT for their commitment to Humber College and the Centre for Skilled Trades & Technology.

Our FAST Work-Integrated Learning team has been busy coordinating several WIL Career Fairs!

Driven by innovation, Toronto-based Umbra has become a global leader in product design, known for pushing boundaries in its approach to original design.

Walk. Run. Stroll.

Congratulations to our FAST community who have played a key role in advancing Humber College to claim the second spot in the Canadian College Research Ranking!

Humber College is participating in a small private online course!

We will be hosting two events in March with bold topics, industry expertise and diverse perspectives to spark discussion.

Humber College launches its new, provincially funded micro-credentials course to support workers with the advanced manufacturing skills necessary to get hired and progress in the industry.

Bachelor of Interior Design professor Zaiba Mian and two of her students, Lily Donald and Nicola Klahre, participated in the Maldives Enhancing Employability and Resilience of Youth (MEERY) project.

Please join us in extending a warm welcome to our newest FAST members!

An incredible collaboration and synergy in our design cluster has produced a work of art! Lead by David Vazquez

This year’s theme was “Outliers”, challenging students to explore new categories, new ideas and really push boundaries with the Umbra brand.

Congratulations to Abbi Benka, Evan Bowman and Mariana Torres on being awarded the Tenaris Roberto Rocca Scholarship in Engineering!

Humber FAST is a proud partner of National Engineering Month – Canada’s engineering event of the year!

Congratulations to FAST Professor & Architect Michael Guido who is nominated for the League of Innovation in the Community College’s Excellence Award!

Catherine Chong, professor in our Bachelor of Industrial Design program, was selected as a design judge for the Canadian Interiors 2021 Best of Canada Awards!

Dr. Dragos Paraschiv, P.Eng. knew at a very young age that he wanted to be an engineer.

We are beaming with great pride that Interior Design graduate, Suwan Mak-Mancuso has been accepted to the Master of Arts Design Management program at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD).

Inspired by life experiences, FAST Professor of Architectural Technology, Yuri Sura, is celebrating the launch of his new book of poetry!

Congratulations to the following faculty and staff who are celebrating a Career Milestone in January!

Dragos Paraschiv knew at a very young age that he wanted to be an engineer. Growing up in Romania, he was always curious about how things work. 

Our 4th year Bachelor of Interior Design students participated in an IDEAS Competition to imagine the indigenous classroom in Humber’s Cultural Hub at Lakeshore campus!

How we design and make products today shapes the world we will inhabit tomorrow.

High school students participating in Sustainable Horticultural practices.

Advancements in technology have a transformative impact on industries, driving the need to build a strong skilled workforce.

Congratulations goes out to Dr. Iravani & Mr. Sadat-Nejad, Dr. Maryam Davoudpour and Daniel Moses.

Congratulations to Humber FAST Interior Design alumni, Aaron VandenHeuvel, Associate, CallisonRTKL, for his nomination as a 2021 Rising Star Finalist!

Barrett CTI hosted two workshops over the Fall Reading Week!

Having peer support became important during my time with FORREC. 

Advancements in technology have a transformative impact on industries, driving the need to build a strong skilled workforce. 

Feast your PIES on this!

We have the collective ability and responsibility to transform education on a global stage and this interdisciplinary initiative will develop future leaders and global citizens.

We had the pleasure of hosting Councillor Michael Ford to showcase how we are addressing the demand for apprenticeship and trades training.

Humber 4th year Bachelor of Interior Design students recently participated in an IDEAS Competition for the Humber Cultural Hub Indigenous Classroom!

Humber FAST was a proud partner of the inaugural The Future of Engineering, the first annual engineering conference presented by the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE).

Read the 4 articles on the Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation.

Program of Study: Mechanical Engineering Technology, Co-op

Work Placements: Ben Machine Products and CiF Lab Solutions

Program of Study: Architectural Technology, Co-op

Work Placements: Build IT by Design

Congratulations to the following Humber FAST team members who are celebrating Career Milestones in October and November!

It gives us great pride to announce the official signing of the Humber College and Sault College of Applied Arts and Technology partnership 

Nancy Sherman began ‘jumping in’ long before Sheryl Sandberg introduced the concept of ‘leaning in.’ Nancy has been a trailblazer ever since.

Seven students from the Faculty of Applied Sciences & Technology celebrated their wins with educators, family and friends at the Virtual Skills Ontario Competition Closing Ceremony on May 13.

Since joining the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology at Humber College in 2008, Adriana has seen the growth opportunities awaiting graduates in construction and infrastructure.

Dr. Setareh Janbakhsh has built, modified, evaluated and improved air distribution systems and ventilation performance in structures around the globe.

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The annual Supply Chain Management Career Fair was another very successful event hosted by Work Placement Services.

The Co-op and Work Placement Services hosted an Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering Technology Job Fair for placement and new co-op program students.

The Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology hosted “Women in Leadership: Creating a Vision for an Automated World” for International Women's Day.

Humber College and the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology hosted the 2020 FIRST Robotics Competition from March 6th – 9th, 2020.

Electromechanical Engineering Technology students worked against the clock to build automation systems for a chance to compete in Mechatronics.

Humber’s Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology (FAST) was pleased to host the 10th Annual ASHRAE Toronto Chapter Career Fair.

The annual scholarship celebration for FAST recognized the achievements of students and the generosity of donors who provided scholarships.

The annual Design career event, hosted by FAST’s Co-op & Work Placement Services, brought together students and employers.

Co-op & Work Placement Services were pleased to host FAST’s Career Networking Event 2020 in the new Barrett Centre for Technology Innovation (CTI).

The Faculty of Applied Sciences & Technology welcomed new students to a brand new year, and a brand new decade at our Winter Orientation.

The Industrial Design Thesis Project is a 2-semester final year project which is the Capstone project for all Industrial Design degree aspirants.

Dear Colleagues,
“Be Bold, be brave, be amazing”.

The great thing about Spring 2019 Open House is that it gives prospective students and their parents a sense of what Humber College is really like. 

If FSCS could pick an event that emulates its vision to inspire youth in STEM, it would be the 2019 FIRST Robotics Canada District Competition.

The Advanced Manufacturing Cluster completed various capstone projects across its four programs in the 2018/2019 academic year

This year, in the annual OAAAS Architecture Competition, the Architectural Technology students made Humber proud!

Humber students earned three gold medals and took the country by storm this week at the Skills Canada competition held from June 4 and 5 in Edmonton.

Humber grads Theo Willert and Avery Bird have won bronze in the mechatronics category at the WorldSkills 2017 competition in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

Avery Bird and Theo Willert are gearing up to represent not only Humber, but all of Canada as well, at the upcoming World Skills competition.

Skills Ontario’s annual competition took place in Toronto this year – and Humber was a proud supporter.

The first day of the Euro Skills Mechatronics Competition has proven to be a success for the students from Humber.

Humber Students Dan Merluse, Bogdan Malynovskyy, Evan Curle, and Christian Smith participated in the Drone Off Challenge representing Humber College.

Alumnus Kurt Scanlan has placed 3rd in the Michelin Challenge Design Competition with a project he developed in his 4th-year Vehicle Studio class.

A greenhouse experiment is being conducted this semester to examine the effect of salt and fertilizer on the establishment of native plants.

There will be 16 students participating in The Humber Visual Elements NIKE PAVE project competition to design a NIKE shoe wall.

Humber faculty, architectural technology students, and interior design students partnered with the TRCA (Toronto and Region Conservation Authority).

The federal government announced a new $2-billion fund to help post-secondary institutions improve research and innovation infrastructure.