Professor Pierre-Pascal Gendron led students to an Empire Club event, where experts discussed Canada-U.S. relations and Canada's global influence.

International Business graduate, James Bain, returned to campus to deliver a guest lecture in the Healthcare Management program.

International Development students delved into the complexities of responding to a global crisis unfolding in the "Central Humbolan Republic."

The International Business Association (IBA) hosted a well-attended Cross-Industry Insight Panel at the Lakeshore Campus on March 19th.

The Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) Centre organized and hosted a Supply Chain Career Fair on March 26th, attracting over three hundred students.

The week of February 5th - 9th was a busy one for International Development students and alumni as Canada celebrated International Development Week.

The International Business Association (IBA) hosted an in-person event centred on the theme of networking at the IBA Alumni Summit.

Students from the International Development program participated in Xlerate Day Toronto 2023.

Carolyn's decision to embark on a journey to Uganda for her placement experience stands as a testament to her commitment to international development.

Humber College and RBC have scaled their relationship to provide more career opportunities for international students following the initiative’s first-year success.

Lakeshore Campus concluded a three-day-long simulated emergency, which has been a highlight of the International Development program for the past fifteen years.

A group of fourth-year International Business students achieved an honourable mention in the finals of the 2023 Safe Roads Competition.

The International Business Association (IBA) recently hosted its first in-person event since the pandemic, focusing on the theme of Managing Cultural Differences in Business.

Humber's Paramedic diploma program and International Development (ID) graduate certificate are producing graduates who are making significant contributions in humanitarian relief fields.

International Development Week is a Canada-wide event, promoted by Global Affairs Canada to highlight the work of International Development projects across Canada and around the world.

Digital Business Management Program Coordinator Hanadi Alnawab and International Development Project Lead Clarisse Estebar presented Humber's EDC Kenya project at the CBIE 2022 Conference.

During lockdown, Humber International Development Postgrad students, Kaitlin Waters and Mary Periera were not sure about what the future held.

The students joined together to welcome gender-focused climate change entrepreneurs from Africa and South Asia.

A cohort of 7 students representing all Humber’s faculties depart from Toronto to Copenhagen, Denmark to participate in the KEA Charette 2022.

During the third year of her program, Cortez received an email from her placement advisor about a work-integrated learning (WIL) experience in Costa Rica.

The Global Business Management (GBM) program at Humber College attracts a diverse set of students from various nationalities.

In fall 2022, Humber welcomed 43 international exchange students to Humber, and in winter 2023, 11 will be sent on exchange to other universities.

This past summer 44 Ningbo students arrived in Toronto where they will study at Humber for the 2022-2023 academic year. In addition, Longo Faculty of Business welcomed back students from NKUNT.

The Program marked its 26th Celebration of Success. The achievements of the last year for twenty-eight graduating students were celebrated along with several special Humber Guests.

Alana Marchese ’20 and Kristen Pelletier ’20 are on the ground in Romania on the border with Ukraine working hard to distribute much-needed emergency items to those fleeing the conflict in Ukraine.

In addition to working with World Vision in humanitarian response, Mike Weickert has taught in Humber's program for International Development for over 20 years now.

Bachelor of Commerce - International Business Professor & Program Coordinator Pierre-Pascal Gendron has joined the Editorial Committee of the African Multidisciplinary Tax Journal (AMTJ).

Mark Climie-Elliot, CEO & Chief Smile Officer of Operation Smile is no stranger to Humber Fundraising Management and the International Development postgrad programs.

Students in the joint Humber College Ningbo University program in the 2020-2021 school year participated in all of their courses online due to the pressures of the pandemic.

Over the course of six weeks, this past spring/summer a significant number of Longo Faculty of Business community members participated in this year's iteration of the Global Systems Gap Challenge.

A group of young women from the International Development program are running GlobalMedic’s domestic food security initiative out of Humber.

Professor Pierre-Pascal Gendron took a group of Bachelor of Commerce – International Business program students to an event at the Empire Club.

Melissa Hornby secured an 18-month contract working for an NGO in Madagascar shortly after completing the International Development program in June.