About Humber College
Founded in 1967, Humber College is one of Toronto's largest and most diverse post-secondary institutions. Named after the Humber River which flows nearby, it has evolved from a community college into a leading polytechnic offering bachelor's degrees alongside diplomas and certificates. Humber is known for its creative programs in film, fashion, and comedy writing.
Best known for
- Canada's largest polytechnic
- Located in Toronto (GTA)
- Creative arts and media excellence
- Strong employer connections
- Applied degree programs
Type
college
Founded
1967
Total students
Not verified
Indian students
Not verified
Popular Programs
Full program list: official website.
Admission for Indian Students
Apply through OCAS
Submit official transcripts from 10th and 12th
English language proficiency proof
Portfolio required for creative programs
Some programs have additional assessments
IELTS
6.0 (min 5.5 each band)
TOEFL
80
GPA / Marks
60%+ (Indian boards)
- Portfolio for media/design programs
- Interview for some programs
Tuition
Official figure unavailable
International tuition
We don't publish this figure until we can name the source and the year it covers.
See official tuition feesTuition varies by program and year. Always confirm the fee for your program on the official fee schedule.
Scholarships
- Humber International Entrance Scholarship ($2,500)
- Renewable scholarships for academic excellence
Eligibility and amounts change each year — check the university's awards office before applying.
Intakes & Deadlines
Intakes
Application deadline
Rolling (February 1 for competitive programs)
Application fee
CAD $75
Deadlines are indicative and differ by program — confirm on the official admissions page.
Cost of Living in Toronto
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Official minimum living funds for your visa: IRCC — proof of financial support
Student Life
Live activity from Indian students at Humber College.
Source not verified — check the official website