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

Digital Business Management students, Arina Volkova and Maria Kusakina, emerged as victors in the Health Innovation Challenge 2024.

Digital Business Management and Fashion Management students welcomed Vitalii Starov, an SEO expert, during their Web Development class.

Fashion students enrolled in the 20th Century Fashion History course collaborated with their Web Development class peers for a distinctive endeavour.

Symbrit Stapleton, a 2017 Bachelor of Commerce - Human Resources Management graduate, has been honoured with the BMO Ambition 2025 Annual Award.

On February 14th, Human Resource Management (HRM) students participated in a dynamic Q&A and networking session during the HRM Industry Panel Event.

Human Resources Management Professor, Kathryn Filsinger, has unveiled her textbook, "Employment Law for Business and Human Resources Professionals."

A group of Global Business Management and Entrepreneurial Enterprise students attended the Empire Club's Annual Financial Outlook Forum.

Project Management students conclude their Capstone projects with a bang presenting to industry partners, sponsors and alumni.

In a well-deserved acknowledgment of her impactful contributions, Tanya Rumble was named one of Canada's Most Powerful Women.

Supply Chain Management students made their mark by securing third place in the ASCM Case Competition.

The Speaker Discovery Series made a post-COVID comeback as it hosted an event in collaboration with the Canadian Association of Gift Planners (CAGP).

Fashion Management and Entrepreneurial Enterprise students collaborated to present an exhibition showcasing their creations inspired by the surroundings of the Lakeshore campus.

Business Management students demonstrated their entrepreneurial prowess by securing a notable victory at the Riipen Cross College Entrepreneurial Challenge for the second consecutive year.

The Supply Chain Management (SCM) graduate certificate program hosted a mentoring event for SCM second-semester students at the end of March.

Students enrolled in the Business Processes 1 - SCM5002 course, recently participated in the ERPsim Maple Game Challenge and demonstrated remarkable skills.

Human Resources Management Professor Lyndsay Hillier was thrilled to host Janani Kulasingam, Talent Management Manager at Manulife Financial, for an insightful discussion on wellness.

Fifteen esteemed alumni participated in the highly anticipated annual postgraduate Human Resources Management (HRM) Alumni Panel Discussion event.

More than 70 postgraduate program students participated in a special event featuring guests Olumide (Mide) Akerewusi and Jessica Kotzeff from AgentsC.

The Winter 2023 Virtual Conference was an excellent opportunity for students to gain insights into the latest trends and practices in the digital business world.

In an effort to promote golf among youth, the Professional Golf Management (PGM) students participated in Golf Canada's Golf in Schools program.

Professional Golf Management (PGM) students had the unique opportunity to network with PGA Ontario members during a special event held at The Thornhill Club.

Professional Golf Management (PGM) students expanded their skill set by participating in a Golf Lab workshop focused on the repair and building of golf clubs.

Sarah Nielsen completed the Fundraising Management graduate certificate program in 2018 and has since taken her career global.

On January 24th, retail and sales students from the Professional Golf Management program combined their skills to set up, merchandise, and sell clothing for a flash sidewalk sale at the North campus.

Human Resources Management alumnus Alejandro Santa Cruz took the initiative to create Humber's very first HR Club.

Digital Business Management students have been working on designing an app prototype in their BUS 3003 course for rxRecourse, a Canadian fitness business based in Toronto.

The Digital Business Student Association organized a workshop for students to brainstorm, share, connect, reflect, and learn from fourth-year Digital Business Management student Tabassum Hawlader.

On behalf of Humber's International Development Institute (IDI), a series of events were hosted to celebrate International Education Week.

On November 7th, the Digital Business Management (DBM) program hosted four sessions to connect current students with graduates and industry professionals.

The Digital Business Student Association (DBSA) planned and hosted its first in-person event for the fall this year at the Lakeshore campus.

Digital Business Management students presented their digital posters for BUS 3003 at Humber's Idea Lab.

In recognition of Global Entrepreneurship Week, three global academic institutions including Humber College collaborated to bring entrepreneurial lessons to students.

On November 21st, a Bachelor of Design - User Experience work-study student presented her research on emerging tech prototyping software, Create with Play, to Digital Business Management students.

Humber Sport Management Alumni and current MLSE Sales Manager for BMO Field Events, Thiago Freire challenged Humber students to develop a Sales Strategy and implement it to sell Toronto Argos tickets.

Every month Ametros profiles a creative, passionate, and innovative instructor who has integrated the Ametros Experiential Learning Platform into their curriculum.

The entrepreneurial students from the Entrepreneurial Enterprise Business Management program haven't had an opportunity to test their skills and compete with other entrepreneurial students, until now.

Longo Faculty of Business was well represented at The Partnership Conference.

Mark Stoiko successfully defended his thesis on June 7 and was awarded a Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) from South East Technological University in Ireland.

Longo Faculty of Business Fundraising Management Students wrapped up their winter term with an outstanding panel of industry leaders, ALL Humber Alumni!

Deepa Mattoo is a feminist lawyer and Executive Director of Barbra Schlifer Commemorative Clinic committed to advocating for survivors of gender-based violence.

The Humber Centre for Entrepreneurship (CfE) was proud to host this wonderful event that allowed finalists to compete for a combined total of $135,000 in cash prizes.

In March, the Canadian Centre for Nonprofit Digital Resilience was launched.

Imagine Canada, the organization that bolsters the charitable sector in Canada joined Fundraising Management students to talk about how COVID-19 has impacted charitable programs, services and funding.

The WIL team welcomed two great employers from very different industry sectors to promote opportunities for Hospitality and Culinary students in February.

The Longo Faculty of Business and CPSA have formed an accredited partnership that puts students on the fast track to a Professional Sales Certificate and Certified Sales Associate designation!

4th-year students in the Bachelor of Commerce - Human Resources Management completed research projects on live HR issues related to the impact of COVID-19.

12 Sport Management graduates took advantage of a new pathway into the Bachelor of Commerce - Management Studies program at Humber College.

Event Management students competed against other Ontario college teams in the inaugural Event Industry Student Competition. The competition was sponsored by Meeting Professionals International (MPI).

Kirk Schmidt, a fundraising metrics expert from Wisely joined the Fundraising, Data Analytics for Decision Making class to speak about the science behind fundraising.

This winter, students in the Fundraising Management Postgrad will be taking part in two new exciting seven-week-long courses focused on data analytics and applying tech to charitable operations.

Every November, the AFP of Greater Toronto hosts the largest fundraising conference in Canada with over 1000 delegates.

The Fundraising Management Postgrad was re-launched this fall with a new curriculum and several new Professors, including two Humber alumni!

Fundraising may be the least known best profession needed in the world today. With excellent employment opportunities, career development paths, and compensation, it's more than just a job.

In the first of two end-of-season mini-episodes, we take a quick look back at some of the key insights shared by our guests throughout the first season.

Alexandra Stuckless applied to the Ontario Internship Program (OIP) in her last semester in the BComm in Human Resources Management. 

Business Administration Professor Maria Racanelli launched the a Grand Masters Series to have senior industry executives share their experiences.

Healthcare Management Student Chloe Gray worked at Chatham-Kent Health Alliance as a Clinical Decision Support Specialist last summer.

COVID -19 has presented challenging times for business organizations, but on another hand, has offered many opportunities to various functional areas.

As a recent graduate who has landed a job, Human Resources Management alumnus Fernando Marchione speaks about his current role.

Jade Moore is a double graduate, combining her undergraduate in International Development with a graduate certificate in Fundraising Management.

The Fundraising Management program continues to prove to be a valuable skill set charitable organizations are pursuing.

After successfully leading her group and delivering an excellent capstone project for Safehaven, Taryn Schepens was contacted for a job offer.

Spasija Turnbull was featured as a rising star in HRD Magazine for developing an in-house certification program for Anova's front-line staff.