Etobicoke, Ontario
Humber, a member of Polytechnics Canada, is committed to student success through excellence in teaching and learning. Humber's broad range of career-focused credentials include bachelor degrees, diplomas, certificates and postgraduate certificates, as well as apprenticeship training. With 160 full-time programs and 200 continuing educations programs to choose from, the 27,000 full-time and 56,000 part-time students of Humber have access to many opportunities for continuous learning.
On-site · Toronto
The Forensic Identification Technologist provides in-person experiential learning support for students in the Forensic Identification Post Graduate Certificate program. Responsibilities include assisting with lab exercises, monitoring lab activities, and providing instruction on forensic equipment and techniques.
On-site · Toronto
The manager is responsible for overseeing the planning, development, and maintenance of enterprise applications and data integration systems. They provide leadership to the IT team to ensure secure, reliable, and efficient technology solutions that support university operations.
On-site · Toronto
The Chair provides academic leadership and manages the administrative, financial, and human resource affairs of the Early Childhood Studies program. They are responsible for curriculum development, operational planning, and fostering strategic partnerships to ensure program excellence and student success.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Associate Head is responsible for enhancing the learning environment through instruction, scholarship, and operational management of the Early Childhood Studies program. They also liaise with partner institutions, support student success initiatives, and assist the Program Chair in daily operations and strategic planning.
On-site · Toronto
The professor will develop and teach curriculum focused on Indigenous ways of knowing, health, and wellness within the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences. They will also provide consultation to faculty on integrating Indigenous perspectives and build meaningful partnerships with regional Indigenous communities.
