An engaging multidisciplinary faculty that empowers the creators, makers, engineers, designers & techies of tomorrow.
Etobicoke, Ontario
Our students will be the thinkers of tomorrow. Welcome to the Faculty of Applied Sciences & Technology at Humber Polytechnic where students learn for the real world from the best & the brightest to become the best & the brightest. We offer comprehensive programs in design, engineering and engineering technology, skilled trades & apprenticeships. With more than 60 programs offered across a span of applied technology industries, we are preparing our students for careers of the future. Academic theory blended with applied learning provides a strong educational foundation, while state-¬of¬-the¬-art facilities, work placements, and apprenticeships provide experiential learning in the classroom, and in the industry. Our students graduate with the critical thinking and hands-on skills that will launch their emerging careers. Today’s skills-based and knowledge-based economy requires highly qualified skilled future leaders who can creatively approach and solve multidisciplinary, open-ended problems on a global landscape. Practical application of fundamental principles in the form of experimentation and hands-on experiences truly sparks innovation and excitement with our students who will graduate career-ready. Visit us at https://appliedtechnology.humber.ca/ to learn more about Humber FAST and what we have to offer.
On-site · Toronto
Lead lectures and laboratory exercises within core laboratory disciplines for the Medical Laboratory Technologist program. Collaborate with team members to develop course content, evaluations, and instructional deliverables.
On-site · Toronto
Provide direct administrative and academic support to leadership, learners, and faculty within the Faculty of Health & Life Sciences. Key duties include coordinating admissions, scheduling, and applying academic policies to enhance the adult learning environment.
On-site · Toronto
The role serves as the operational hub for Accessible Learning Services, focusing on service design, system optimization, and the development of standard operating procedures. It involves leading the coordinator team through coaching and change management while providing direct accommodation support to students.
On-site · Toronto
The Advisor is responsible for investigating and resolving human rights and harassment complaints using trauma-informed and anti-discrimination principles. They also develop tools and resources to address systemic issues and support a respectful, inclusive environment for the college community.
On-site · Toronto
The Energy Engineer identifies and implements energy-saving opportunities and greenhouse gas reductions across the college's building stock. This includes managing medium-sized construction projects and utilizing energy analytics platforms to optimize building automation and operational performance.
On-site · Toronto
The officer plans, develops, and coordinates on-campus and off-campus internships and placements for the Faculty of Health & Life Sciences. They ensure experiential learning opportunities meet curricular requirements and support students throughout their learning journey.
Hybrid · Toronto
The role is responsible for managing configurations, security, and data quality for the Salesforce platform and its integrated technologies. It involves supporting the Digital Campus vision through system maintenance, user support, and collaboration with product owners.
On-site · Toronto
The Coordinator manages off-campus housing services and resources for students while developing relationships with community partners. They provide student-centric support, design informational programming, and track key metrics to improve the off-campus living experience.
On-site · Etobicoke
Provide operational leadership and supervision for Bioscience laboratory services and the Faculty of Health & Life Sciences Laboratory Operations Community of Practice. Oversee staffing, scheduling, and technical operations including cadaver dissection and anatomical specimen preservation.
On-site · Etobicoke
The professor will develop and teach curricula focused on Indigenous ways of knowing, health determinants, and cultures within the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences. They will also provide consultation to faculty to integrate Indigenous perspectives into instructional design and build meaningful partnerships with Indigenous communities.
