I’m an upcoming graduate from Humber’s Media Communications Diploma program. They offer a variety of courses and hands-on learning for one program. This program gave me a wide skill set, which can help me be prepared me for the workforce. What I want to highlight is the community. I have made a lot of friends from various backgrounds and met my lifelong friends too. There are also a lot of student clubs made because of various interests and backgrounds. These clubs helped me, especially being an international student studying in Canada, to have a part of home here. The teachers, advisors, and employees at Humber are also very insightful and welcoming.

I like Humber quite a lot. I absolutely love my program, as far as the school outside of that it’s pretty solid. I’m on the Lakeshore campus and it’s quite nice, there’s a lot of cool spots. The people there are great. The registration for every semester is always pretty complicated though, so that’s a flaw. Other than that, I really am liking my time there. There’s a lot of cool opportunities.

Overall my experience at Humber college has been positive. I study Film and Media Production and therefore drawn to teamwork, collaboration and hands on artistic film work. I attend the south Campus in Etobicoke and the atmosphere is very friendly and open. However it has much room for improvement when it comes to some course choices as I felt many of my courses had little to do with film in the first semester. Theoretical based courses overshadowed the other great hands on courses like screenwriting or directing drama. Everyone has a voice and is open to helping you with what you need and is a place where you will learn hands on practical skills.