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Frequently Asked Info Session Questions
- What kind of expertise do our professors have?
Humber programs are taught by experts, with many part-time faculty who are still working in the field. This knowledge, experience and network is brought into the classroom environment.
- Are there any awards or bursaries?
Humber offers several scholarship awards and bursaries, as well as a Diploma to Degree Scholarship.
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- What is work-integrated learning?
Work-integrated learning provides students with opportunities to apply what they’ve learned in class, in real world environments which may include field placements, practicums, clinical placements, co-operative education work terms, internships, applied research projects, or service learning.
- Will I get a job after graduating?
Humber is one of the largest colleges in Canada and has a reputation across social services and criminal justice fields. Prior KPI survey results showed that 87% of graduates were employed within six months of graduation.
- Are there any transfer pathways to degrees and master's programs?
Humber has over 100+ pathways with partners in Ontario, Canada and abroad. You can Explore Pathways from your program page in program details or visit the link below.