Three Campuses, One Community

North, Lakeshore and Orangeville: Humber has three campuses in or close to Toronto, Canada’s largest, most diverse city.

No matter which campus you attend, you’ll be somewhere with a distinct character and an atmosphere all its own.

North Campus
Humber’s largest campus is located at Finch and Highway 27, is just a public transit ride away from Toronto’s bustling, animated downtown. The North Campus is home to Humber’s Design Centre, where our design programs are based, Radio Humber, where radio broadcasting students practice their craft, the Centre for Urban Ecology, a LEED gold-certified building that’s home to many community programs, and the Canadian Centre of Culinary Arts & Science, the only facility in Canada to offer the Master Chef designation – and much more.

Lakeshore Campus
Located on the shores of Lake Ontario, Humber’s Lakeshore Campus is where modern convenience and historical grandeur meet. Centred on an academic “village” of nine restored heritage buildings, the Lakeshore Campus to the modern Lakeshore Commons, a hub for student activity and many of our Media programs. The Lakeshore Campus also incorporates Humber’s theatre programs, with a fully-equipped black box theatre, and the Fashion Institute, a dedicated facility that houses Humber’s fashion programs. From a fully-equipped simulated crime scene studio in our Centre for Justice Studies to one of the best recording studios in the country, the Lakeshore campus is home to an incredible variety of opportunities to put your learning into practice.

Orangeville Campus
Located 45 minutes north of Toronto, Humber’s Orangeville Campus is where everyone knows your name. Home to Police Foundations, Early Childhood Education and Social Service Worker programs, the Orangeville Campus is a key part of the local community and Dufferin County. Orangeville’s small class sizes and dedicated professors means your college feels like family.

For more information on Humber's campuses, go to humber.ca.