Placements are an integral part of Humber College’s Research Analyst Graduate Certificate Program. The placement component of the program occurs at the end of the program and typically requires students completing a research-specific placement. These placements provide employers with students who have specialized skills in research design and project management, survey design, data collection methods, and data analysis, visualization and presentation. All students hold a bachelor’s degree and many have higher credentials along with specializations in research.Students are available for 200+ hours of placement from May 2022 to July 2022Due to COVID-19 restrictions, student placements will only occur virtually.Contact: nicole.tonus-conti@humber.ca & khadijah.peters@humber.ca

A group of student-consultants from Humber College will develop a thorough Project Plan and implement a project in the field of DevOps/IT/Web and app development/Data Analytics/Cloud Security.

Team of 2 to 3 students will work on designing, building and testing of power electronics circuits. A complete prototype can be built in our making lab and can be tested using high quality test equipment under the supervision of qualified and experienced professors.

Looking to elevate your organization, and bring it to the next level? Bring on learners from Humber College to be your virtual interns, in a project-based experience. Learners will work on one or more projects of your choosing over the internship period, connecting with you as needed with virtual communication tools.Students in this course will synthesize concepts and strategies from previous and concurrent courses to create a comprehensive business plan for their envisioned enterprise. The plan entails evaluating market attractiveness, internal capabilities, and external risks. It includes assessing various business strategies, formulating a mission, vision, goals, and business objectives, and outlining detailed strategies for key functional areas like marketing, operations, finance, human resources, and leadership. The course allows students to refine a business concept and advance it toward launch.

Are you working on a project that requires advanced statistical analysis, knowledge in database management, big data, machine learning or data visualization? Do you need help with monetizing your data more effectively? Does your business have lots of historical data requiring cleaning and profiling? Are you interested in merging your internal data to various external data to derive new business insights?Business Insights and Analytics Post-Graduate Certificate Program at Humber College can offer you a win-win solution. We have students who have the required knowledge and skills and are eager to apply them to real-life projects. You are looking for help and have placement opportunities for our students.Our placement is 320 hours. Students can work part time (4 months) or full time (2 months).

A group of student-consultants from Humber College will develop a thorough Project Plan and implement a project in the field of DevOps/IT/Web and app development/Data Analytics/Cloud Security.

Project features:The Capstone Project should have a “learning component” which students should practice/learn/incorporate new/advanced IT technologies in their projectFor the software development projects, students should design a multi-tier application, using different design patterns, software frameworks and standard libraries/APIs/services, and considering proper security/performance/scalability features.For the database projects, students should involve into planning/implementing any of the following tasks including the database design/development, database monitoring and administration, data analytics and big data, business intelligence and report services using Oracle and SQL Server tools as well as Hadoop, NoSQL and R language.

Are you looking for ways to monetize your data more effectively? Does your business have lots of historical data requiring cleaning and profiling? Are you interested in merging your internal data to various external data to derive new business insights? Do you face a specific business problem that can be tackled by using advanced statistical analysis, databases, big data, and machine learning tools? Business Insights and Analytics Post-Graduate Certificate Program at Humber College can help you find solutions to these problems. How? Partner with us in a Capstone project and benefit from getting a team of 5-6 students supervised by an experienced professional who will help you come up with a data-driven solution. The team will help you define the scope of the problem and the data for further analysis. They will apply a broad range of data analytics skills to build a solution and present business insights for your consideration.

Virtual Placement OpportunityHumber College’s Professional Writing and Communications (PWC) post-graduate students are ready to become your virtual placement students. Over the course of the placement period, students will work on projects of your organization’s choosing.Each student is available for up to 400 hours of placement between May 2nd and July 29th 2022.Due to COVID-19 restrictions, student placements can occur virtually with the assistance of various remote communications tools. Contact: Alannah.Metherel@humber.ca Recruitment ProcessPlease submit a job posting for your virtual internship opportunity if you can provide a positionFeel free to message Alannah Metherel if you have any questions prior to applyingNote: Virtual placement positions can provide remuneration to the student (e.g., salary, honorarium). Typically, the hourly rate ranges from minimum wage to $20/hourly; however, if possible, you are always welcome to provide an honorarium or stipend

The Capstone Project is an industry project which a team of about four graduating students from the two grad-certification programs (Information Technology Solutions (2 years) or Enterprise Software Development (1 year)) would be completed in the final semester of their program. The project should be about 14 weeks of duration with a workload of one full-time employee (about 600 hours of human effort).

Placements are an integral part of Humber College’s Research Analyst Graduate Certificate Program. The placement component of the program occurs at the end of the program and typically requires students completing a research-specific placement. These placements provide employers with students who have specialized skills in research design and project management, survey design, data collection methods, and data analysis, visualization and presentation. All students hold a bachelor’s degree and many have higher credentials along with specializations in research. Students are available for 200+ hours of placement from May 2022 to July 2022 Due to COVID-19 restrictions, student placements will only occur virtually. Contact: nicole.tonus-conti@humber.ca & khadijah.peters@humber.ca

Are you considering expanding your company and exploring global markets? In this project, student-researchers will work in teams to apply their business acumen and creativity to develop an International Business plan for your product/service. One international target market will be chosen after an analysis of industry landscape, socioeconomic trends, cultural, regulatory, and financial analysis.

Are you looking for ways to monetize your data more effectively? Does your business have lots of historical data requiring cleaning and profiling? Are you interested in merging your internal data to various external data to derive new business insights? Do you face a specific business problem that can be tackled by using advanced statistical analysis, databases, big data, and machine learning tools? Business Insights and Analytics Post-Graduate Certificate Program at Humber College can help you find solutions to these problems. How? Partner with us in a Capstone project and benefit from getting a team of 5-6 students supervised by an experienced professional who will help you come up with a data-driven solution. The team will help you define the scope of the problem and the data for further analysis. They will apply a broad range of data analytics skills to build a solution and present business insights for your consideration.

In this course, students have developed a broad understanding of entrepreneurship and its leadership role within a new enterprise, the process of developing, testing, and refining their own idea for a business, and the general process of taking that idea and setting up a business. Alternative start-up methods have also been reviewed and have an overview of the steps involved in planning and starting a new business and allow students to explore and develop their own ideas for an entrepreneurial venture. This is a highly experiential course where students, working in teams, will undertake a real-world case study related to new business start-ups.

Placements are an integral part of Humber College’s Research Analyst Graduate Certificate Program. The placement component of the program occurs at the end of the program and typically requires students completing a research-specific placement. These placements provide employers with students who have specialized skills in research design and project management, survey design, data collection methods, and data analysis, visualization and presentation. All students hold a bachelor’s degree and many have higher credentials along with specializations in research. Students are available for 200+ hours of placement from September 7 - November 26, 2021. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, student placements will only occur virtually. Contact: nicole.tonus-conti@humber.ca

In Interaction Design 2 at Humber, student work on several real-life projects. In this project, our students work with a client to help with the initial stages of a mobile app. We are looking for client partners for this project, one partner per term.

Our 2nd year design students embark on a redesign of a responsive (mobile-friendly) website each fall. We are looking for client partners for this project, one partner per term. Let our students redesign your website!We are looking for mid-size businesses or organizations who have an older website in need of a redesign. If this is you, we'd love to talk!This project is part of the Interaction Design 1 course in the 4-year Honours Bachelor of Design program at Humber College.

Placements are an integral part of Humber College’s Research Analyst Graduate Certificate Program. The placement component of the program occurs at the end of the program and typically requires students completing a research-specific placement. These placements provide employers with students who have specialized skills in research design and project management, survey design, data collection methods, and data analysis, visualization and presentation. All students hold a bachelor’s degree and many have higher credentials along with specializations in research. Students are available for 200 hours (or more if required) of placement from September 7, 2020 to November 27, 2020. **Students can start sooner, please send an email for more information*****Projects can be individual or group***Due to COVID-19 restrictions, student placements will only occur virtually. Contact: nicole.tonus-conti@humber.ca

Do you want to incorporate Virtual Reality or Augmented Reality in your products? In this Game Engine project, game programming students will work on creating a simple VR experience using the HTC Vive or Oculus Rift or a simple AR experience using the Microsoft Hololens, Mira, or Magic Leap.

Do you have a game idea but no time to build it? Is there a game technology that you would like to research? In this project, small teams of students in the Game Programming Advanced Diploma create a game prototype using a game engine (Unity or Unreal) or by building their own custom C++ engine. They have the option to develop their own ideas or collaborate with an external client. Can you convince them that they should team up with you?

Virtual Internship OpportunityHumber College’s Professional Writing and Communications (PWC) post-graduate students are ready to become your virtual interns. Over the course of the internship period, students will work on projects of your organization’s choosing.Each student is available for up to 400 hours of placement between May 4th and August 31st, 2020.Due to COVID-19 restrictions, student placements will occur virtually with the assistance of various remote communications tools. Contact: Alannah.Metherel@humber.ca Recruitment ProcessPlease submit a job posting for your virtual internship opportunity if you can provide a positionFeel free to message Alannah Metherel if you have any questions prior to applyingNote: Virtual internship positions can provide remuneration to the student (e.g., salary, honorarium). Typically, the hourly rate ranges from minimum wage to $20/hourly; however, if possible, you are always welcome to provide an honorarium or stipend

Placements are an integral part of Humber College’s Research Analyst Graduate Certificate Program. The placement component of the program occurs at the end of the program and typically requires students completing a research-specific placement. These placements provide employers with students who have specialized skills in research design and project management, survey design, data collection methods, and data analysis, visualization and presentation. All students hold a bachelor’s degree and many have higher credentials along with specializations in research. Students are available for 200 hours of placement from May 4, 2020 to August 31, 2020. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, student placements will only occur virtually. Contact: nicole.tonus-conti@humber.ca

Virtual Internship OpportunityBring on a student from Humber College in to be your virtual intern! The student will work on one or more projects of your choosing over the internship period, connecting with you as needed with virtual communication tools.The student is available for 160 hours of for-credit work experience. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, student placements will only occur virtually.

A well-designed user experience builds trust and loyalty with your target audience. UX design creates a positive and well-defined customer journey. In this project, students will implement the a UX design process to provide you with an optimized prototype for your website or app. Typical careers for graduates include interaction designer, user experience researcher, user experience designer, information architect, product designer, communication designer and information designer.

Students from the Humber College in the College Reading & Writing Skills course will work with your company to analyze and develop content to meet the needs of audience and purpose for particular communication situations.

Do you want to incorporate Virtual Reality or Augmented Reality in your products? In this project, game programming students will work on creating a simple VR experience using the HTC Vive or Oculus Rift or a simple AR experience using the Microsoft Hololens or Magic Leap. They will be using either the Unity or Unreal game engines to create the simulation

Student project to develop a digital business solution for your company through the evaluation and resolution of an e-business or marketing challenge. Research will be used to construct solutions for a business problem, prepare a business case, plan implementation, and formally present findings. Students will demonstrate high-level problem solving, communication, decision-making, time management, and teamwork skills. Note: students will review projects and have the final approval.

Do you have a game idea but no time to build it? Is there a game technology that you would like to research? In this project, small teams of students in the Game Programming Advanced Diploma create a game prototype using a game engine (Unity or Unreal) or by building their own custom C++ engine. They have the option to develop their own ideas or collaborate with an external client. Can you convince them that they should team up with you?

Connectivity from local Linux server to web server in public Cloud

Are you considering expanding your company and exploring global markets? In this project, student-researchers will work in teams to apply their business acumen and creativity to develop an International Business plan for your product/service. One international target market will be chosen after an analysis of industry landscape, socioeconomic trends, cultural, regulatory, and financial analysis.