On November 25th, faculty and alumni from the FSCS took part in Bonded in Brilliance: Black Kinship, Culture, and Community.

FSCS’ Protection, Security and Investigation program is excited to announce a new industry partnership!

On Dec 4, 2025, 4th-year Bachelor of Social Sciences – Addictions and Mental Health (BAMh) students showcased research on emerging issues in the field.

Learn more about the FSCS events that took place on August 27, October 16, November 25, and November 26.

On November 20, 2025, students and faculty from the Forensic Identification program visited the OFPS for a day of learning and professional exposure.

Every year, the Ontario Association for Behaviour Analysis (ONTABA) elects a new board of directors, including a student representative.

Community and Justice Services students demonstrated impressive professionalism and dedication during their field placements this year.

The Bachelor of Social Science – Criminal Justice program hosted CSC Recruitment Outreach Officer Andriy Tyshkevych for a career session at Lakeshore Campus.

Humber’s SPARK magazine featured FSCS faculty members Jo Anne Nugent and Roma Mehta in an interview earlier this year.

This fall, ADMH faculty and the CIHW research team completed Phase 1 of a study on precarious employment and international students’ mental health.

Forensic Identification Professor Andrea MacLeod guided her students through a tire impression lab that took an unexpected real-world turn.

Student and Faculty from the Developmental Services Worker program celebrated WE Inspire week once again for Fall 2025.

This September, the Bachelor of Community Development program relaunched in a fully online format.

In the Community Development degree program, 4th year Capstone students don’t just learn about research, they step directly into it.

This Fall the Police Foundations Program (PFP) students engaged in many experiential opportunities.