Graduate Certificate in Global Business Management 

at Humber College, Toronto

The admission criteria for Humber College differs country and programme wise. There are different criteria sets for the various programs offered that includes general programme requirements and other requirements such as transcript evaluation or English language proficiency requirement fulfilment through IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, CAEL, or Duolingo. The required score band may differ for the programme opted by the students. International students must contact the specific programme department for minute details.

The admission requirements for Humber College, Toronto vary country and programme wise. Admissions are offered based on the programme and term in take space availability. Students must reach out to specific programme department for details on programs. However, general requirements are:

For Bachelor’s degree and post- secondary diploma/certificate (one of the following certificates, minimum required score is 70 and above)

·  Higher Secondary School certificate

·  Year 12 board stat exam

·  Other transcripts from any post-secondary course pursued

·  Meet the English language proficiency requirement through IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, or Duolingo

For graduate programs:

·  An undergraduate degree is required

·  English language proficiency by tests such as TOEFL or IELTS 

Yes, IELTS is required to study at Humber. However, it is not mandatory to submit the score. Students can also submit valid scores in tests like TOEFL, CAEL, and MELAB.

Given below are the test scores usually accepted by the college.

Humber College has more than 6,500 international students from over 138 countries around the world. Humber is awarded Gold for internationalization excellence in recognition of its efforts to include international activities in several aspects of its strategic plan. Humber College is Canada’s one of the most diverse, comprehensive, and exciting college. College helps international students throughout the process of getting settled in Canada from getting here all the way to graduation.

Also Read: Top 5 Reasons to Study in Canada 

Yes, students can stay and work in Canada after completing their studies at Humber College. To do that, students will need a Post-Graduation Work Permit or PGWP. The college offers PGWP-eligible programs. After completing their studies, students can apply for the same and stay and work in Canada.

Humber College IELTS requirement varies for bachelor’s degree, diploma, certificates and graduate certificate. However, the required band for IELTS test for Indian international students is 6.0 and above. Students can appear for alternative English language proficiency tests such as TOEFL, PTE, Duolingo, or CAEL (Canada Academic English Language Assessment). Also, the scores for these tests may vary.

The Humber College take around 2-3 weeks to reply to the application status to the international students. the intewrnational students upon selection can apply for the student visa and other required immigration documents. 

As per an unofficial source, the acceptance rate of Humber College and George Brown is 75% and 55% respectively. There is a huge gap in the acceptance percentage, which shows that George Brown is more stringent during admission than Humber. Students who score average marks in academics must go for Humber College as their selection criteria is way easier compared to George Brown College. On the other hand, Humber College is also popular for affordability and its programme ranges under INR 17L, where George Brown costs range under INR 23L. However, both are affordable, but George Brown is popular for its real-world learning and opportunities to work alongside industry professionals.

International students who seek admission into Humber College can apply though the international college portal and submit the non-refundable application fee which is CAD 75 (INR 4,575).The application deadline to submit the application is Early Feb for equal consideration. Post this date, admissions will be offered on programme space availability and first-come, first-serve basis.