Students get hands-on experience in radio and audio production studio techniques; on-air announcing and newscasting; hosting live music and public affairs programs; writing stories, shows, commercials and scripts, radio programming and promotions; interviewing techniques and more. They produce exciting audio and visual content including video and podcasts in Humber’s leading-edge production studios. Students learn about the latest trends and developments in broadcasting, and prepare for emerging media production including on-air, on-camera, online and social media. Students develop video production skills - meaning they are ready for any form of distribution of original work. They create original digital audio content and experience the thrill of having their work distributed by broadcast, podcast streaming or other means including social media. Students take intensive classes and workshops with expert faculty where they apply their new skills to studio and broadcast operations. By second semester, students can choose to perform live in our streaming or broadcast radio stations as a music host, newscaster or announcer. Hands-on training in on-air performance is provided through Humber’s student Radio station, on 96.9FM, which is also streamed online and through various listening apps. Alternatively, students can choose to focus on creative studio production techniques and on-air operations.

Admission selection is based on the following 2 requirements: 1. Academic To be eligible for admission, you must possess the following: A bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma 2. English Language Proficiency All applicants whose first language is not English must meet Humber’s English Language Proficiency Policy.