Faculty of Business News

Marcus Morgan helped power Humber's volleyball team to a fourth consecutive provincial title in Canada, a year after experiencing homophobia on court.

Cosmetic Management students executeD build-up window displays that integrated the key elements learned throughout their Photo Styling course.

Humber's Broadcast Television/Videography and Cosmetic Management students collaborated on the production of the television pilot 'Raveyard'.

Cosmetic Management student, Sharmishta, reconnected with Victor Casale, Co-Founder and CEO of MOB Beauty.

Students from the Cosmetic Management, Fashion Arts and Business, and Photography programs convened for a networking event to develop connections.

Budding entrepreneurs in the Cosmetic Management program were granted a chance to showcase their talents by establishing and operating their own retail pop-up shop in collaboration with Nudestix.

The Longo Faculty of Business would like to congratulate Bushra Majid on winning this year's Dermalogica FITE (Financial Independence Through Entrepreneurship) Grant.

Cosmetic Management students have taken their portfolios to new heights with a series of photoshoots through an exciting collaboration with students from The Faculty of Media & Creative Arts.

Following a two-year hiatus, third-semester Cosmetic Management students had the opportunity to participate in a photoshoot with esteemed photographer Kate Szatmari.

World-renowned cosmetic product innovator and industry leader Victor Casale joined first-semester Cosmetic Management students for a workshop on creating complexion products.

The Fashion Arts and Business, Cosmetic Management, and Photography Diploma programs held a NETWORKING event to encourage student collaborations and interdisciplinary learning.

This term, the Fashion Arts students were delighted to learn that they would participate in a live photoshoot as part of their Photo Styling course.

Cosmetic Management graduate Leslie Cuevas Torres had an opportunity to interview cosmetic forerunner Victor Casaleand and ask questions about his career, industry trends, and advice for students.

Learn how the Cosmetic Management program has shaped the lives of our graduates in establishing successful careers as entrepreneurs, product development managers, estheticians and makeup artists.

Dermalogica Canada is proud to launch its first grant with Cosmetic Management graduates, awarding entrepreneurs with an investment of $6,000 to help them successfully open their business.

Cosmetic Management graduate Leo Williamson and fashion and business program student Felicia Gunnis were recently featured in an article addressing the need for cosmetic brands to be more inclusive.