People are at the heart of the University of Guelph-Humber (U of GH) experience. Every day we work together to deliver academic excellence and promote a caring and inclusive community committed to your success.

As a partnership between the University of Guelph (U of G) and Humber Polytechnic (Humber). Our programs draw from the expertise and knowledge of both renowned institutions. In each of the University's programs, you earn an honours degree from U of G and a diploma from Humber, concurrently, in four years of full-time study in one Toronto location.

We offer Business Administration, Business & Liberal Studies, Early Childhood Studies, Justice Studies, Kinesiology, Media & Communication Studies, Psychology, and Social Services & Well-Being Studies.

You are taught and mentored by professors working in their field, who bring their first-hand knowledge into the classroom. Every program combines disciplinary knowledge with work-integrated learning. Experience isn't optional – it's built into your degree.

Live and learn among students from both the University of Guelph-Humber and Humber. Residence facilities are located just a two-minute walk from the University. As a first-year resident, your room will be single style. Community kitchens that can be used for group cooking, an exercise room, recreational space, a dining hall and laundry facilities are all available to you.

Dining plans are required if you live in residence and you can use your plan at food service outlets across campus. Dining plans come in four sizes: hybrid ($2,850), basic ($3,400), standard ($4,000), and ultimate ($4,600). Residence fees and dining plans are in Canadian dollars (CAD), and are based on 2025-2026 rates and therefore subject to change.

There are a wide variety of living accommodations near campus. Visit humber.ca/student-life/offcampuslife to find people and resources that can help in your search.

Our small student population means we'll know you in our student services offices and you'll have easy access to assistance for all your first-year needs: transitioning to university life, meeting other students, financial advice, course selection, placement services, career planning, volunteer opportunities and student employment. Every program has a dedicated Academic Advisor, Liaison Librarian, Career Services Coordinator, Field Placement Coordinator, Program Chair and Associate Program Head in place to support all your program-specific needs.

You can also rely on current students who work alongside staff and are trained to help you. Campus services also include Accessibility Learning Services, Accounting Centre, Black Student Success and Engagement, Campus Store, Centre for Urban Ecology, dental services, Indigenous Education and Engagement, International Centre, Learning Commons (individual and group study areas), LGBTQ+ Resource Centre, Library, Math & Writing Centre, mental health resources, nurses and medical assistance, and peer tutoring.

You will graduate with workplace experience that will guide your career decisions. Every honours degree program has required work placement hours that are built into your regular course of study. You'll be supported by your Field Placement Coordinator to help with your success.

As a student at the University of Guelph-Humber, you can play varsity sports for either the University of Guelph or Humber Polytechnic. You must declare which institution you want to play for before tryouts. You cannot play for both. For information on teams and tryouts, please visit gryphons.ca or humberhawks.ca.

Societies are related to our programs and offer a realm of activities outside of class. They can help you develop leadership skills, gain professional experience and networking. Societies are run by students for students. Visit our Student Experience page for more info.

Run through IGNITE (our student government), clubs are social, cultural or interest-based and can change year to year. They are the best way to meet people who share your passions. Clubs target the things you like to do for fun. If you don't find what you're looking for, you can start your own! Visit our Student Experience page for more info.

You will have a personal University of Guelph-Humber email account. Computers are available for use in our Learning Commons area, the Humber Library and computer labs at the University of Guelph-Humber and Humber. You can access our wireless network in the University of Guelph-Humber building.

Indigenous Education and Engagement is open to everyone interested in learning about Indigenous peoples. If you are an Indigenous person, Indigenous Education and Engagement can offer you support as you transition to university life. Black Student Success and Engagement provides academic support, leadership and personal and professional development for students who identify as Black, African, Caribbean and African Canadian.

Accessible Learning Services facilitates equal access for students with disabilities by coordinating academic accommodations, assistive technology training and learning supports. Staff work collaboratively with you to ensure that the academic environment is accessible.

As a student at the University of Guelph-Humber, you attend our institution on Humber Polytechnic's North Campus in Toronto. The University is unique because it is a partnership between the University of Guelph (U of G) and Humber Polytechnic (Humber). You earn an honours degree from U of G and a diploma from Humber.

Through instructor-guided study abroad courses, you experience concepts discussed in class. Because all study abroad courses are partially subsidized by the University, the opportunities are within reach. You can also spend a semester overseas at a foreign university. Here on campus, international faculty will also be coming to you. We are pleased to welcome visiting professors who can share their academic expertise and culture.

The University of Guelph-Humber is thrilled to be able to welcome guests to campus for small, student-led tours, so you can get a sneak peek at what life is like as a student. Visit guelphhumber.ca/visit-connect/tours for registration and more details.

Working on campus is not only convenient, but it's also a great way to meet people, gain professional experience, and earn money. There are many jobs on campus that we can help you find. Ask about student jobs on campus such as Digital Content Creator, Student Photographer or roles in departmental offices.