Humber students looking for part-time work have several realistic paths, both on campus and across Toronto.

Where Students Commonly Look

Job type	Why it works
Campus jobs	Easy to balance with classes and transit
Retail roles	Common around malls and commercial districts
Hospitality jobs	Flexible shifts and student-friendly hiring
Office support	Good for students with admin and computer skills
Event staff	Useful in Toronto's large event market
Customer service	A common entry point for new students

Humber-Specific Resources

Students can use:

• Career Connect
• On-campus work listings
• Career support and peer services
• Work study information for eligible domestic students

International students should also check their study permit conditions and program eligibility before starting any off-campus job search.

Good Areas To Search

Students based at Humber often look for work near:

• North Campus and surrounding Etobicoke areas
• Lakeshore Campus and west Toronto
• Downtown Toronto, especially around the International Graduate School
• Transit-connected retail and hospitality corridors

Practical Advice

For the September 2026 intake, students should focus first on flexible jobs that match their class schedule. That makes it easier to settle in, manage Toronto commuting and stay on top of academics.