Broadcasting - Radio Humber Polytechnic

Overview

You will learn radio station operations, broadcast and production equipment, and the fundamentals of writing, producing, and performing for radio and podcasting. You will also gain skills in station management, sales, marketing, news, programming and market research. Your studies will combine practical and theoretical aspects of radio broadcasting including effective speaking skills that can be applied to announcing, news and sports delivery. 

You will also be trained in writing and producing for radio using industry-standard software and studio equipment to fully prepare you for a variety of careers in radio. 

Students in the  Broadcasting - Radio program from Humber Polytechnic  contribute to 96.9 FM Radio Humber, our fully licensed campus and community radio station. Our FM signal can also be heard worldwide via radio.humber.ca. Your Humber radio broadcasting education will include the opportunity to create original content for 96.9 Radio Humber in our studios and bring it to life for your listeners.

Your Career

Turn up the volume on your future with a radio broadcasting education from Humber. Radio and podcasting are thriving fields with hundreds of radio stations across Ontario and thousands more across Canada. Podcasting, online channels and satellite radio need content creators like you. With your diploma, you’ll have what it takes to succeed on air and behind the scenes.

Our graduates work as music and talk show hosts, news and sports anchors and reporters, podcasters, audio and content producers, sales and marketing representatives, and music and program directors at operations across Canada including prominent Toronto stations such as KISS 92.5, CHUM 104.5, Sportsnet 590 The FAN, Indie 88, 102.1 the Edge, Newstalk 1010, 680News and CBC Radio. Many of our grads are household names in their communities and across Canada. Follow in the footsteps of Humber Radio broadcasting diploma alumni who are highly regarded media professionals, managers and owners.