VIEWBOOK 2027–28
For the 2027–28 viewbook cover design, a steel Sheridan “S” was created on our waterjet cutting table and submerged in a white base. By adding coloured inks and oils, we created dynamic, organic textures that flow around the iconic symbol. The result is a scene infused with motion, vibrancy and colour — unlocking a bold, eye‑catching cover for this publication.
Contents
What’s inside Experience and supports 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
Welcome Why Sheridan? Our campuses Student life and athletics Community and inclusion Supporting success Career readiness Housing and living Financing and funding Pathways and flexible learning
Academic programs 22 24
Featured programs How to apply Areas of study
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Animation, Games & Interactive Media Business, Marketing & Logistics Computing, Cybersecurity & Artificial Intelligence Education & Community Services
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Engineering, Architecture & Applied Technologies
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Exploratory, Languages & Foundational Studies
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Creative Arts, Design & Performance
Health Sciences, Diagnostic & Clinical Practice
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Skilled Trades Graduate Certificates and Continuing Education
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Welcome
Learning experiences as unique as you For nearly 60 years, Sheridan has challenged what higher education can be. Here, learning goes beyond the classroom. Through hands‑on experiences, creative problem‑solving and a supportive community, you’ll gain the confidence to explore your interests, discover your strengths and build a future that’s uniquely yours. Whether you’re taking your first step after high school, changing careers or pursuing a lifelong passion, Sheridan will help you unlock purpose and possibilities.
Get to know Sheridan
100+
250,000+
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innovative programs
alumni across the globe
campuses in the GTA
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“Sheridan gave me the platform to explore where I want to take my career and to bridge the gap between theory and practice. Working on real-world projects helped me build my confidence.” Dohee Kim, Computer Systems Technology – Software Development and Network Engineering ’26
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Why Sheridan?
Choose Sheridan for what’s next At Sheridan, you’ll learn through experience and gain practical knowledge that prepares you to contribute from day one. Choose industry connections Learn from experienced faculty and connect with employers.
Choose experiential learning Apply yourself through hands‑on learning experiences.
Choose innovation Learn with industry‑standard technology and facilities.
Choose future-readiness Develop the skills to succeed in evolving careers.
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100% of full-time programs include experiential learning opportunities
7,500+ students participate in work-integrated learning annually
4,000+ co-op and internship jobs connecting students to employers
“Sheridan gave me opportunities to gain real-life experience, develop my portfolio and feel ready to participate in the industry. That hands-on experience helped me take the next step after graduation.” Cassidy Cooper, Bachelor of Animation ’25
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Our campuses
Three vibrant campuses See all the GTA has to offer with easy access to downtown Toronto.
Located in Brampton
Located in Mississauga
Davis Campus
Hazel McCallion Campus (HMC)
In one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities, Davis is home to programs in skilled trades, computing, engineering, applied health and community services.
In the heart of downtown Mississauga, HMC offers modern learning spaces and programs in business, computing, design and architecture.
Take a closer look at our Brampton campus
Take a closer look at our Mississauga campus
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Photo taken from the Mississauga waterfront, only a GO train ride away to downtown Toronto.
Located in Oakville
Visit Sheridan your way
Trafalgar Campus
In-person tours
Home to Canada’s largest arts school, Trafalgar has programs in animation, design, film, theatre, computing and community services.
Virtual tours
Take a closer look at our Oakville campus
Discover our campuses and learning spaces with an expert guide. See our campuses from anywhere, at your own pace.
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Student life and athletics
Your life beyond the classroom Clubs and communities With more than 100 student clubs and communities, there’s something for every interest, passion and identity. Student events From concerts and cultural celebrations to game nights and campus traditions, there are countless opportunities to connect with others. Leadership opportunities Build confidence and develop valuable skills through volunteer, leadership and co‑curricular experiences. Peer mentors Get advice, campus tips and support from a current student who has been in your shoes.
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Athletics and recreation Whether you’re competing for the Bruins, joining an intramural team or working out between classes, there are plenty of ways to stay active.
Varsity teams • Baseball – Men’s • Basketball – Men’s and Women’s • Cross Country – Men’s and Women’s • Soccer – Men’s and Women’s • Softball – Women’s • Volleyball – Men’s and Women’s
120+
student clubs and communities to choose from
600+
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Community and inclusion
Find your people and make connections Inclusivity on campus Sheridan is committed to creating an environment where every student feels respected, valued and supported. Students can connect through identity‑based communities, cultural programming, mentorship opportunities and initiatives that celebrate diverse perspectives and experiences.
Together@Sheridan Starting somewhere new can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to navigate it alone. Together@Sheridan connects incoming students with upper‑year peer mentors who help you discover campus resources, get involved and feel a sense of belonging from your very first day.
“At Sheridan, I found a community that encouraged me to share my story and celebrate who I am. They are connections I’ll treasure for the rest of my life.” Angus Campbell, Honours Bachelor of Illustration ’26
Discover ways to connect at Sheridan
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Indigenous student supports The Centre for Indigenous Learning and Support provides culturally relevant resources, programming and support for First Nations, Métis and Inuit students. For more information, please contact Emily Faubert, Indigenous Outreach and Recruitment Advisor, at emily.faubert@sheridancollege.ca
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Get support from those who care Success looks different for every student. Sheridan offers a wide range of services and supports designed to help you navigate challenges and achieve your goals. Service Hub
Wellness and counselling
Your starting point for questions, information and support services at Sheridan.
Free and confidential supports designed to help students thrive.
Service Hub offers support with: • Academic advising • Transition programming • Peer mentoring • Student success planning • Health services
Accessible learning Students with disabilities receive academic accommodations tailored to individual needs.
Tutoring Free tutoring services available across all campuses.
Academic support Resources include: • Learning support • Study skills • Academic coaching • Workshops
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Explore Sheridan’s support for your success
Supporting success
13,000+
3,300+
1,700+
one-on-one advising appointments helping students stay on track
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Build experience before graduation Many programs offer work-integrated learning opportunities that allow you to apply your knowledge and skills in real-world or simulated settings. Experiential opportunities
Career services
Gain practical experience through:
Get career-ready with support for:
• Co‑op • Internship • Clinical practicum • Field placement • Apprenticeship
• Career exploration and planning • Job search strategies and resources • Resumé and cover letter guidance • Networking opportunities • Career events and workshops
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Career readiness
6,400+
2,500+
90+
co-op and internship opportunities in the last year
students participate in co-op or internship experiences annually
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Live, learn and belong Apply early for residence — no need to wait for your program acceptance!
Sheridan offers on-campus residence at Davis Campus and Trafalgar Campus. Those attending HMC in Mississauga should apply to live at the Davis Campus residence, subject to availability. Why choose residence? • Convenient access to campus • Independent living environment • Educational and social events • Furnished two‑bedroom suites* • Wi‑Fi and utilities included • Priority acceptance for first‑year students who apply by March 31 *Limited quadruple occupancy suites available at Davis.
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*This rendering is an approximation of a shared suite-style accommodation.
Learn more about the application process, amenities and residence life
Housing and living
1,200
400+
89%
students live in our residences annually
residence-based programs and events
overall residence satisfaction rate
Off-campus housing Our Housing team provides support with: • Housing searches • Budgeting • Leasing information • Roommate resources • Housing safety Getting around Travel between campuses and across various transit systems without paying more than once with Ontario’s One Fare program.
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Financing and funding
Investing in your future starts here Financing your education is an important part of your planning process. From government funding to scholarships and on‑campus employment opportunities, there are many resources available to help support your Sheridan journey. Funding options
Helpful planning tips
• Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) • Provincial student aid • Scholarships • Bursaries • Awards
• Apply early • Explore all funding opportunities • Build a budget • Seek support when needed
Work Study Program Gain valuable work experience while earning income on campus. Degree Entrance Scholarships Automatic consideration for eligible applicants. Find all available scholarships, bursaries and awards on our website.
Explore funding opportunities at Sheridan
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“Winning the $1,000 Early Start Award was a huge relief. This money will help with my tuition, and knowing the college is supporting me makes me want to work harder.” Ria Gahlot, Computer Programming, second‑year student
$9.6M
370+
185+
awarded annually to domestic students
entrance scholarships given out each year
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Pathways and flexible learning
There’s more than one path towards your goals Sheridan’s pathways allow you to build on previous learning and create a plan that works for you. Students don’t always start and finish in the same place.
Pathways available • Diploma to degree • Degree completion • Graduate certificates • Transfer opportunities • Continuing education
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75+
70+
50+
partner institutions to transfer from
pathway opportunities to a Sheridan credential
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Built for tomorrow’s careers The world of work is evolving. So is Sheridan. From emerging technologies to growing industries, Sheridan develops new programs that reflect employer needs and prepare graduates for the careers of today — and tomorrow. Designed with industry Every new program is developed in collaboration with industry to best prepare students for their futures in the workforce. • Industry‑informed curriculum • Future‑focused learning • Hands‑on experiences • Career‑ready graduates
Find the full list of our newest programs
Biotechnology Train for in-demand careers across Ontario’s growing biotechnology sector.
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Featured programs
Graphic Design Choose from two- or three-year pathways that prepare you for a career in visual communication and creative problem-solving.
Financial Technology
Massage Therapy
Shape the future of banking, investing and digital finance.
Help people manage pain, improve mobility and enhance their quality of life.
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How to apply
Unlock your future in just a few steps 1
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Find your program
Check the requirements
Apply online
Research your options and lean on friends, teachers, guidance counsellors, family members and colleagues to help you find your fit.
Review the admission requirements for your program on the program charts in this guide.
If you’re a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
Visit our website to learn about programs, courses and career paths, and how to apply. Need help deciding which programs to consider? Explore at sheridancollege.ca/admissions/ future-students
Get 1:1 support from an expert
Supplemental admission requirements For information on additional program-specific requirements for admission (portfolio, resumé, etc.), visit your specific program page at sheridancollege.ca Once you’ve applied to Sheridan, you’ll receive details and submission instructions in your Sheridan applicant portal, if applicable. Submission deadlines will apply. If you’re attending high school outside of Ontario or qualify for mature student status, visit: sheridancollege.ca/ admission-requirements
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Apply and pay the application fee online at ontariocolleges.ca/en/ apply-now You can apply for up to five college programs, including three Sheridan programs, on one application. The equal consideration date for all intakes is February 1, 2027. (We encourage you to apply before then.) We’ll accept your application after that date, provided the program is still open as indicated on our website and at ontariocolleges.ca If you’re an international applicant Apply online at sheridancollege.ca/international
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Submit your documentation
Accept your offer
Discover life as a Bruin
If you’re in high school
Accept your offer of admission by the due date specified on your offer letter or in your Ontario Colleges account, or you may lose your offer.
Get a sneak peek of what your life as a Bruin will be like — even before you attend our Open House.
Advise your guidance office that you’re applying to Sheridan. They’ll send your midterm and final grades (transcripts) to ontariocolleges.ca If you’re not currently in high school Request all your official secondary and postsecondary transcripts via ontariocolleges.ca There may be a small fee associated with this service. English proficiency requirements If English is not your first language or your previous education was in another language, you’ll need to demonstrate your level of English proficiency for admission. Find more information at sheridancollege.ca/ english-requirements International credential evaluation If you’re a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and have attended an educational institution outside of Canada, you’ll need to provide a comprehensive (course-by-course) credential assessment from either World Education Services (WES) or International Credential Assessment Service (ICAS) Canada. Evaluation fees will apply. Refer to sheridancollege.ca/ credential-evaluation
Admission decisions for the September term may be issued as early as November 1, 2026. Offers of admission to programs with additional admission requirements (e.g., portfolios, auditions, resumés) may be issued later. Refer to the details in your applicant portal.
Learn more about Sheridan
Financing your education Once you’ve accepted your offer, it’s a good idea to start exploring the many different supports available to help fund your education, including: • Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) • Sheridan scholarships and bursaries • External sources like Yconic and ScholarshipsCanada Sheridan offers millions of dollars in scholarships, bursaries and awards every year for eligible students. Don’t miss out! Learn more at sheridancollege.ca/ awards-and-scholarships
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Areas of study
Animation, Games & Interactive Media Programs that prepare you to create immersive, interactive and digital experiences — combining storytelling, design and advanced technologies in animation, games and emerging media.
| Careers • 3D Animator • Game Developer • Technical Director (Animation) • Visual Effects Artist • Interaction Designer • UX/UI Designer
• Digital Product Designer • Immersive Media Developer • Creative Technologist • Animation Pipeline Specialist
Bachelor’s Degrees – 4 years Admission requirements
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, English, Grade 12 (ENG4U). Minimum 65% overall average. Or two semesters of postsecondary education including required courses (or their equivalent) with a minimum 65% overall average.
Program
Faculty
Delivery
3D Animation and Emerging Technologies, Honours Bachelor of
FAAD
In-person TR
Animation, Honours Bachelor of +
FAAD
Game Design, Honours Bachelor of Interaction Design, Honours Bachelor of
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Campus Start
WIL
Additional academic requirements
F
•
Visual Arts or Communication Technology (TGJ or TGG) credit (Grade 11 or 12 any level, workplace ‘E’ level not accepted), or one postsecondary Visual Arts credit course. Math, Grade 12 (U or M) or Math, Grade 11 (U or M), or Computer Science, Grade 11 or 12 (U or M), or Computer Technology, Grade 11 or 12 (U or M)*. Three other Grade 12 subjects (U or M). Portfolio requirement. *Applicants applying with Grade 11 (U or M) requirement courses must have a total of six Grade 12 subjects (U or M), including the required courses listed above.
In-person TR
F, W
•
Visual Arts or Communication Technology (TGJ or TGG) credit (Grade 11 or 12 any level, workplace ‘E’ level not accepted), or one postsecondary Visual Arts credit course. Four other Grade 12 subjects (U or M). Portfolio requirement. Highly competitive: GPA 75–80% suggested average and the results of a portfolio assessment.
FAAD
In-person TR
F, W
•
Math, Grade 12 (U). Four other Grade 12 subjects (U or M).
FAAD
In-person TR
F, W
•
Visual Arts or Communication Technology credit (Grade 11 or 12, U, M or O level, or postsecondary credit course). Four other Grade 12 subjects (U or M).
Graduate Certificates – 1 year Admission requirements
Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience.
Program
Faculty Delivery
Computer Animation
FAAD
In-person TR
F
Postsecondary diploma or degree in art and/or design, or demonstrated competence through a minimum of two years of relevant work experience. Portfolio requirement.
Digital Creature Animation – Technical Direction
FAAD
In-person TR
F
Sheridan’s Computer Animation program or equivalent, or a postsecondary diploma or degree in art and/or design, or demonstrated competence through relevant educational and/or work experience. Portfolio may be required.
Digital Product Design
FAAD
Hybrid
TR
F
Postsecondary diploma or degree in design, visual/fine arts, communications, commerce, engineering, health sciences or social sciences. Portfolio requirement.
Interactive Media Management – Digital Design
FAST
In-person TR
F
Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree or equivalent in studies related to computer science, graphic design, visual arts, design or related disciplines. Must have a solid grounding in computer technologies and applications.
Visual Effects
FAAD
In-person TR
F
Sheridan’s Computer Animation program or equivalent, or a postsecondary diploma or degree in art and/or design, or demonstrated competence through relevant educational and/or work experience. Portfolio may be required.
Campus Start Additional academic requirements
Master’s Degree – 2 years Admission requirements
Postsecondary degree or diploma with a minimum 70% GPA. Applicants presenting with a diploma will be required to submit relevant work/leadership experience and complete a Composition and Rhetoric course with a 70% grade.
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Master of Animation, Games, and Immersive Experiences Part-time available
FAAD
Hybrid, TR In-person
Campus Start F
WIL Additional academic requirements
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Degree or diploma in animation, VFX, game design, interactive, mobile or experiential design, digital communication, film, TV, computer science or computer engineering. Portfolio requirement.
Faculty
Campus codes
Start
Additional codes
Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design (FAAD)
TR
F
Fall (September)
+
W
Winter (January)
WIL Work-integrated learning (WIL) includes co-op, internship, field placement and/or apprenticeship
S
Spring (May)
Faculty of Applied Science and Technology (FAST)
Trafalgar (Oakville)
Highly competitive program; a higher GPA, portfolio, audition or other program-specific requirements may apply
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Business, Marketing & Logistics Programs that prepare you to lead, market and optimize organizations — building practical expertise in business strategy, digital marketing and logistics operations in a rapidly evolving economy.
| Careers • Marketing Manager • Digital Marketing Strategist • Brand Manager • Supply Chain Analyst • Logistics Coordinator • Operations Manager
• Human Resources Specialist • Project Manager • Business Development Manager • Accounting Analyst
Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas – 2–3 years Admission requirements
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent. English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U).
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Campus Start
PSB
Hybrid
HMC
F, W
PSB
In-person HMC
F, W
PSB
Hybrid
HMC
F, W, S
Marketing, Business /Business Administration 2 ≈
PSB
Hybrid
HMC
F, W
•
Math, Grade 12 (C or U) or Math, Grade 11 (M or U*). *MBF3C does not meet this requirement.
Supply Chain and Operations, Business 2 ≈
PSB
Hybrid
HMC
F, W
•
Math, Grade 12 (C or U) or Math, Grade 11 (M or U*). *MBF3C does not meet this requirement.
Accounting, Business
2≈
Advertising and Marketing Communications/Management 2 Business 2 ≈ Part-time available
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WIL
Additional academic requirements Math, Grade 12 (C or U) or Math, Grade 11 (M or U*). *MBF3C does not meet this requirement.
• Math, Grade 12 (C or U) or Math, Grade 11 (M or U*). *MBF3C does not meet this requirement.
Graduate Certificates – 1–2 years Admission requirements
Postsecondary 3-year advanced diploma or postsecondary 3- or 4-year degree or postsecondary 2-year diploma and/or work experience. Applicants who apply with a postsecondary 2-year diploma or work experience will be requested to submit a supplemental admission requirement. Supplemental information may be required.
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Applied Data Analytics and Visualization
PSB
In-person HMC
F, W
•
Applied Data Analytics and Visualization 2
PSB
In-person HMC
F
•
Financial Technology
PSB
HMC, V
F, W
Human Resources Management
PSB
HMC, V
F, W
• •
Marketing Management – Digital Strategies
PSB
Hybrid
HMC
F, W
•
Project Management
PSB
Hybrid, Online
HMC, V
F, W
•
Supply Chain Management – Logistics Automation
PSB
Hybrid, Online
HMC, V
F, W
•
Supply Chain Management – Logistics Automation 2
PSB
In-person HMC
F, W
•
Hybrid, Online Hybrid, Online
Campus Start
WIL
Additional academic requirements
“Through my co-op, I had the opportunity to work on one of the company’s biggest finance transformation projects — and got a real look at how large-scale financial systems are implemented behind the scenes.” Fiza Kaleem, Bachelor of Business Administration – Finance ’26
Faculty
Campus codes
Start
Additional codes
Pilon School of Business (PSB)
HMC
Hazel McCallion (Mississauga)
F
Fall (September)
2
2-year program
V
Virtual
W
Winter (January)
≈
Degree completion pathway available
S
Spring (May)
WIL Work-integrated learning (WIL) includes co-op, internship, field placement and/or apprenticeship
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Computing, Cybersecurity & Artificial Intelligence Programs that prepare you to design, build and secure the digital systems shaping the future — from artificial intelligence and cybersecurity to cloud, data and next-generation computing technologies.
| Careers • Software Developer • Cybersecurity Analyst • Cloud Solutions Architect •Artificial Intelligence Developer
• DevOps Engineer • IT Infrastructure Specialist
• Data Analyst • Network Engineer
• Machine Learning Engineer
• Information Security Consultant
Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas – 2–3 years Admission requirements
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent. English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U).
Program
Faculty Delivery
Campus Start
Computer Engineering Technician – Artificial Intelligence 2 ≈
FAST
Hybrid
DAV
W
Math, Grade 12 (U) or Mathematics for College Technology, Grade 12 (MCT4C) or Functions, Grade 11 (MCR3U) or Functions and Applications, Grade 11 (MCF3M).
Computer Programming 2 ≈
FAST
Hybrid, Online
DAV, TR, V
F, W, S
Math, Grade 12 (C* or U) or Functions, Grade 11 or Functions and Applications, Grade 11. *Applicants presenting with Math MAP4C require a minimum 70%.
Computer Systems Technician – Cyber Security 2 ≈
FAST
Hybrid, Online
HMC, V
F, W, S
Computer Systems Technician – Information Technology Infrastructure and Services 2
FAST
Hybrid
DAV
F
•
Math, Grade 12 (C or U) or Functions, Grade 11 or Functions and Applications, Grade 11.
Computer Systems Technology – Software Development and Network Engineering ≈
FAST
Hybrid
DAV, TR
F, W, S
•
Math, Grade 12 (C* or U) or Functions, Grade 11 or Functions and Applications, Grade 11. *Applicants presenting with Math MAP4C require a minimum 70%.
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WIL
Additional academic requirements
Bachelor’s Degrees – 4 years Admission requirements
OSSD or equivalent. English, Grade 12 (ENG4U). Minimum 65% overall average; minimum 70% overall average for Honours Bachelor of Engineering degrees. Or two semesters of postsecondary education including required courses (or their equivalent) with a minimum 65% overall average.
Program
Faculty
WIL
Additional academic requirements
Computer Science (Specialization FAST in Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Data Analytics, Game Engineering), Honours Bachelor of ≈ $
Delivery
In-person TR
Campus Start F, W
•
Math, Advanced Functions, Grade 12 (MHF4U or equivalent) or Calculus and Vectors, Grade 12 (MCV4U or equivalent). Four other Grade 12 subjects (U or M). Recommended: any Grade 12 science (U or M), Computer Science or Computer Engineering Technology.
Cyber Security, Honours Bachelor FAST of Information Sciences ≈ $
In-person TR
F, W, S
•
Any Science, Grade 12 (U or M) or Computer Science, Grade 12 (U) or Computer Engineering Technology, Grade 12 (U or M). Any Math, Grade 12 (U). Three other Grade 12 credits (U or M).
Graduate Certificates – 1–2 years Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience.
Admission requirements Program
Faculty
Delivery
Campus Start
WIL
Additional academic requirements
Artificial Intelligence Development and Applications
FAST
Hybrid, Online
TR, V
W
•
Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree in information technology, computer science or equivalent fields.
Artificial Intelligence Development and Applications 2
FAST
In-person TR
F
•
Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree in information technology, computer science or equivalent fields.
Cloud Security
FAST
Hybrid, Online
DAV, V
W
Postsecondary diploma or degree in information technology, computer science or equivalent fields.
Internet of Things and Machine Intelligence
FAST
Hybrid
DAV
W, S
Postsecondary studies in engineering, information technology, computer science or equivalent fields.
Operational Technology Cybersecurity
FAST
Hybrid, Online
DAV, V
W
•
Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree in engineering, computer science, electronics or equivalent fields.
Operational Technology Cybersecurity 2
FAST
In-person DAV
F
•
Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree in engineering, computer science, electronics or equivalent fields.
Project Management – Information Technology
FAST
Hybrid, Online
W
•
Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree in information technology, computer science or equivalent fields.
Project Management – Information Technology 2
FAST
In-person TR
F
•
Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree in information technology, computer science or equivalent fields.
TR, V
Faculty
Campus codes
Start
Additional codes
Faculty of Applied Science and Technology (FAST)
DAV
Davis (Brampton)
F
Fall (September)
2
2-year program
HMC
Hazel McCallion (Mississauga)
W
Winter (January)
≈
Degree completion pathway available
TR
Trafalgar (Oakville)
S
Spring (May)
$
Degree entrance scholarship available
V
Virtual
WIL Work-integrated learning (WIL) includes co-op, internship, field placement and/or apprenticeship
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Creative Arts, Design & Performance Programs that prepare you to create, design and perform — developing studio, craft and production skills across visual arts, design disciplines and live performance environments.
| Careers • Graphic Designer • Illustrator • Interior Designer • Craft Artist/Designer • Film Producer • Production Designer
• Makeup Artist (Film and Theatre) • Technical Production Specialist • Music Theatre Performer • Creative Director
Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas – 2–3 years Admission requirements
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent. English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U).
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Graphic Design (Creative Practice/Creative Strategies) 2
FAAD
In-person TR
Campus Start F
WIL
Interior Decorating 2
FAAD
In-person, HMC, V Online
F, W
•
Makeup for Media and Creative Arts 2
FAAD
In-person TR
F, W
•
Technical Production for the Performing Arts Industry
FAAD
In-person TR
F
•
Visual and Creative Arts 2
FAAD
In-person TR
F
Additional academic requirements
Portfolio requirement.
Bachelor’s Degrees – 4 years Admission requirements
OSSD or equivalent, English, Grade 12 (ENG4U). Minimum 65% overall average. Or two semesters of postsecondary education including required courses (or their equivalent) with a minimum 65% overall average.
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Art and Art History (Honours Bachelor of Arts)
FAAD
In-person TR, UTM
F
Craft and Design (Ceramics, Furniture, Glass, Industrial Design, Textiles and Multidisciplinary), Honours Bachelor of ≈ $
FAAD
In-person TR
F
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Campus Start
WIL
Additional academic requirements Applicants must apply through the University of Toronto/ Ontario Universities’ Application Centre and meet the admission requirements of University of Toronto Mississauga.
•
Visual Arts, Communication Technology credit (Grade 11 or 12, U, M or O level, or postsecondary credit course) or portfolio requirement. Four* other Grade 12 subjects (U or M). *Applicants submitting a portfolio must have five other Grade 12 credits (U or M).
Bachelor’s Degrees – 4 years Admission requirements
OSSD or equivalent, English, Grade 12 (ENG4U). Minimum 65% overall average. Or two semesters of postsecondary education including required courses (or their equivalent) with a minimum 65% overall average.
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Experiential Design, Honours Bachelor of
FAAD
In-person TR
Film and Television, Honours Bachelor of +
FAAD
Illustration, Honours Bachelor of +
Campus Start
WIL
Additional academic requirements
F
•
Minimum 65% for English, Grade 12 (ENG4U). Visual Arts, Media Arts or Communications Technology credit (Grade 11 or 12 U, M or O level or postsecondary credit course) or portfolio. Four* other Grade 12 subjects at the U or M level. * Applicants presenting without the visual arts credit must have five other Grade 12 credits (U or M).
In-person TR
F, W
•
Five additional Grade 12 credits (U or M).
FAAD
In-person TR
F
•
Visual Arts, Communication Technology credit (Grade 11 or 12, U, M or O level, or postsecondary credit course). Four other Grade 12 subjects (U or M). Portfolio requirement.
Interior Design, Honours Bachelor of ≈ +
FAAD
In-person HMC
F
•
Math, Grade 11 or 12 (U or M) with a minimum 60%. English, Grade 12 (ENG4U) with a minimum 65%. Visual Arts, Media Arts or Communication Technology credit (Grade 11 or 12, U, M or O level, or postsecondary credit course) or portfolio requirement. Three* other Grade 12 subjects (U or M). *Applicants presenting with Math, Grade 11 (U or M) must have four other Grade 12 courses (U or M).
Music Theatre Performance, Honours Bachelor of +
FAAD
In-person TR
F
•
Supplemental audition required.
Graduate Certificates – 1 year Admission requirements
Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience.
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Campus Start
WIL
Additional academic requirements
•
Postsecondary diploma or degree, and/or demonstrated competence through related work, and/or educational experience. Supplemental information may be required.
Advanced Special Effects Makeup, FAAD Prosthetics and Props
In-person TR
F
Advanced Television and Film
FAAD
Hybrid
TR
F
Postsecondary diploma or degree in film production, game design or visual effects. Supplemental information may be required.
Music Scoring for Screen and Stage
FAAD
In-person TR
F
Music-related postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree with minimum 2.5 GPA and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience (5 years). Supplemental requirement.
Faculty
Campus codes
Start
Additional codes
Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design (FAAD)
HMC
Hazel McCallion (Mississauga)
F
Fall (September)
2
2-year program
TR
Trafalgar (Oakville)
W
Winter (January)
≈
Degree completion pathway available
V
Virtual
S
Spring (May)
+
Highly competitive program; a higher GPA, portfolio, audition or other program-specific requirements may apply
$
Degree entrance scholarship available
WIL Work-integrated learning (WIL) includes co-op, internship, field placement and/or apprenticeship
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Education & Community Services Programs that prepare you to support individuals, families and communities — building expertise in education, social services and protective professions that strengthen and safeguard society.
| Careers • Early Childhood Educator • Educational Support Worker
• Community Program Coordinator
• Social Service Worker
• Police Officer • Personal Support Worker
• Child and Youth Care Practitioner
• Settlement/Community Outreach Worker
• Community Development Coordinator
• Veterinary Assistant
Certificates – 1 year Admission requirements
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent. English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U).
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Start
WIL Additional academic requirements
Veterinary Assistant (formerly Animal Care)
FAHCS
In-person DAV
Campus
F, W
•
Personal Support Worker
FAHCS
In-person HMC*
F, W, S
•
Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas – 1–3 years Admission requirements
OSSD or equivalent. English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U).
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Campus
Start
WIL Additional academic requirements
Child and Youth Care≈
FAHCS
In-person DAV, TR
F, W
Early Childhood Education Part-time available 2 ≈
FAHCS
In-person DAV, TR
F, W, S
• •
Early Childhood Education – Intensive ≈
FAHCS
In-person TR
F
•
Educational Support Part-time available (Fall, Winter and Spring) 2
FAHCS
In-person TR
F
•
Educational Support – Intensive Part-time available (Fall, Winter and Spring)
FAHCS
Online
F, W
•
Police Foundations 2
FAHCS
In-person DAV
F, W
•
Social Service Worker 2 ≈
FAHCS
In-person DAV, TR
F, W, S
Social Service Worker – Gerontology 2 ≈
FAHCS
In-person, DAV, V Online
F, W
• •
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Postsecondary diploma and/or degree with related courses. Applicants with an unrelated diploma/degree are required to submit documentation confirming volunteer and/or paid hours.
Postsecondary diploma and/or degree with related courses. Applicants with an unrelated diploma/degree are required to submit documentation confirming volunteer and/or paid hours.
Bachelor’s Degrees – 4 years Admission requirements
OSSD or equivalent. English, Grade 12 (ENG4U). Minimum 65% overall average (unless otherwise specified). Or two semesters of postsecondary education plus all required courses listed below (or their equivalent) with a minimum 65% overall average.
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Campus
Start
WIL Additional academic requirements
Early Childhood Leadership, Honours Bachelor of Part-time available 2
FAHCS
Hybrid, Online
DAV, V
F
•
Early Childhood Education diploma (MTCU 51211) or equivalent postsecondary diploma as accepted by the College of Early Childhood Educators of Ontario, with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or greater (C+ average). Proof of registration with the College of Early Childhood Educators of Ontario.
Social and Community Development, Honours Bachelor of 2 $
FAHCS
In-person, DAV, V Online
F
•
Ontario college human service diploma with a minimum 3.0 GPA.
Graduate Certificates – 1 year Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience.
Admission requirements Program
Faculty
Delivery
Campus
Start
WIL Additional academic requirements
Addictions and Mental Health
FAHCS
Online
V
F, W, S
•
Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma, or degree in social services, health sciences, psychology or equivalent fields.
Autism and Behavioural Sciences FAHCS
Online
V
F
•
Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree in social services, child studies, health sciences, psychology or equivalent fields; or demonstrated work and/or education experience.
Faculty
Campus codes
Start
Additional codes
Faculty of Applied Health and Community Studies (FAHCS)
DAV
Davis (Brampton)
F
Fall (September)
2
2-year program
HMC
Hazel McCallion (Mississauga)
W
Winter (January)
≈
Degree completion pathway available
TR
Trafalgar (Oakville)
S
Spring (May)
$
Degree entrance scholarship available
V
Virtual
WIL Work-integrated learning (WIL) includes co-op, internship, field placement and/or apprenticeship
*Some core classes may be held at the Village of Erin Meadows (Schlegel Villages)
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Engineering, Architecture & Applied Technologies Programs that prepare you to design, build and optimize physical systems and infrastructure — developing applied engineering expertise in construction, energy and advanced technologies.
| Careers • Mechanical Engineer • Electrical Engineer • Architectural Technologist
• Energy Systems Engineer • Mechatronics Specialist • Infrastructure Project Coordinator
• Construction Project Manager
• Engineering Technologist • Building Systems Specialist
• Civil/Building Technologist
Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas – 2–3 years Admission requirements
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent. English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U).
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Start
WIL Additional academic requirements
Architectural Technician – Sustainable Design/Technology 2
FAST
Hybrid, HMC In-person
F, W
•
Construction Engineering Technician – Sustainability 2
FAST
Hybrid, HMC In-person
F, W
Math, Grade 12 (C or U) or Functions, Grade 11 (MCR3U) or Functions and Applications, Grade 11 (MCF3M).
Electrical Engineering Technician 2≈
FAST
In-person DAV
F, W, S
Math, Grade 11 or 12 (C, M or U).
Electromechanical Engineering Technician – Mechatronics and Robotics 2
FAST
In-person DAV
F, W
Math, Grade 12 (U) or Mathematics for College Technology (MCT4C) or Functions, Grade 11 (MCR3U) or Functions and Applications, Grade 11 (MCF3M).
Campus
Math, Grade 12 (C or U) or Functions, Grade 11 (MCR3U) or Functions and Applications, Grade 11 (MCF3M).
Bachelor’s Degrees – 4 years Admission requirements
OSSD or equivalent. English, Grade 12 (ENG4U). Minimum 65% overall average; minimum 70% overall average for Honours Bachelor of Engineering degrees. Or two semesters of postsecondary education including required courses (or their equivalent) with a minimum 65% overall average.
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Electrical Engineering, Honours Bachelor of Engineering ≈ $
FAST
Mechanical Engineering, Honours Bachelor of Engineering ≈ $
FAST
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Start
WIL Additional academic requirements
In-person DAV
F, W
•
Physics, Grade 12 (U) or Chemistry, Grade 12 (U). Math, Advanced Functions, Grade 12 (MHF4U). Math, Calculus and Vectors, Grade 12 (MCV4U). Two other Grade 12 subjects (U or M). Minimum 70% overall average.
In-person DAV
F, W
•
Physics, Grade 12 (U) or Chemistry, Grade 12 (U). Math, Advanced Functions, Grade 12 (MHF4U). Math, Calculus and Vectors, Grade 12 (MCV4U). Two other Grade 12 subjects (U or M). Minimum 70% overall average.
“Sheridan’s hands-on curriculum gave me the technical knowledge and confidence to keep growing — and reassured me that I’m on the right track with my career.” Phuoc Thinh Luu, Architectural Technology – Sustainable Design ’26
Graduate Certificates – 1 year Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience.
Admission requirements Program
Faculty
Delivery
Urban Design Part-time available
FAST
In-person, HMC Hybrid
Campus
Start
WIL Additional academic requirements
W
•
Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree or equivalent in studies related to the “built environment”. Minimum overall GPA of 65%.
Faculty
Campus codes
Start
Additional codes
Faculty of Applied Science and Technology (FAST)
DAV
Davis (Brampton)
F
Fall (September)
2
2-year program
HMC
Hazel McCallion (Mississauga)
W
Winter (January)
≈
Degree completion pathway available
V
Virtual
S
Spring (May)
$
Degree entrance scholarship available
WIL Work-integrated learning (WIL) includes co-op, internship, field placement and/or apprenticeship
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Exploratory, Languages & Foundational Studies Programs that prepare you for academic and career success — building foundational skills, exploring disciplines and creating pathways to diplomas, degrees and professional programs.
| Pathways • Transfer into university degree programs
• Upgrade and prepare for competitive admission
• Progress into regulated health programs
• English proficiency for postsecondary success
• Transition into business or technology diplomas
Certificates – 1 year Admission requirements
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent. English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U).
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Art Fundamentals
FAAD
In-person, TR, V Online
F, W
English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
FAHCS
In-person, HMC, Online TR, V
F, W, S If no OSSD or equivalent, must be at least 19 years old by first day of classes. Placement test or valid IELTS (Academic), TOEFL (iBT) or Duolingo score.
General Arts & Science – University Profile
PSB
In-person HMC
F, W
Media Fundamentals
FAAD
In-person TR
F, W
Pre-Health Sciences Pathway to Advanced Diplomas and Degrees
FAHCS
In-person DAV
F, W, S Math, Grade 11 (C, M or U). Recommended: Math, Grade 12 (C, M or U)
Campus
Start
Additional academic requirements
Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas – 2–3 years Admission requirements
OSSD or equivalent. English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U).
Program
Faculty
Delivery
General Arts & Science – University Profile 2
PSB
In-person HMC
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Start F, W
Additional academic requirements
“Art Fundamentals gave me practical skills I still use in my business — from organization and UX research to applying feedback, refining ideas and working with clients.” Sarah Stone, Art Fundamentals ’21
Faculty
Campus codes
Start
Additional codes
Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design (FAAD)
DAV
Davis (Brampton)
F
Fall (September)
2
Faculty of Applied Health and Community Studies (FAHCS)
HMC
Hazel McCallion (Mississauga)
W
Winter (January)
Pilon School of Business (PSB)
TR
Trafalgar (Oakville)
S
Spring (May)
V
Virtual
2-year program
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Health Sciences, Diagnostic & Clinical Practice Programs that prepare you for regulated, diagnostic and applied health careers — developing the knowledge, technical expertise and hands-on experience needed to support patient care and healthcare systems.
| Careers • Registered Nurse • Registered Practical Nurse • Osteopathic Manual Practitioner • Massage Therapist • Diagnostic Imaging Technologist
• Pharmacy Technician • Athletic Therapist • Kinesiologist • Clinical Research Associate • Healthcare Administrator
Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas – 2–3 years Admission requirements
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent. English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U).
Program
Faculty
Delivery
2
FAST
In-person DAV
F
Diagnostic Imaging Technology (MRI, Ultrasound, X-Ray/CT) +
FAHCS
In-person DAV
F, W
•
Math, Grade 11 or 12 (C or U) minimum 60%. Biology, Grade 11 (C or U) or Physics (C or U) minimum 60%. English, Grade 12 minimum 60% (C or U). Highly competitive: GPA over 85% suggested average.
Massage Therapy
FAHCS
In-person DAV
F, W
•
Biology, Grade 11 or 12 (C or U). Recommended: any Kinesiology and/or Exercise Science or equivalent.
Nutrition and Food Service Management 2
FAHCS
In-person HMC
F, W
•
Office Administration – Health Services 2
PSB
In-person, HMC, V Online
F, W, S
•
Pharmacy Technician 2
FAHCS
In-person DAV
F, W
•
English, Grade 12 (C or U) minimum 60%*. Math, Grade 12 (C or U) minimum 60%. Biology, high school-level (C or U) minimum 60%. Chemistry, high school-level (C or U) minimum 60%. *English proficiency must be met by all applicants. See program page on our website for details.
Practical Nursing 2+
FAHCS
In-person DAV
F, W, S
•
Math, Grade 12 (C or U) with a minimum 70%. Biology, Grade 11 (C or U). Chemistry, Grade 12 (C or U) or Chemistry, Grade 11 (U). Highly competitive: GPA over 80% suggested average.
Veterinary Technician 2 +
FAHCS
In-person DAV
F, W
•
English, Grade 12 (C or U) minimum 65%. Math, Grade 12 (C or U) minimum 65%. Biology, Grade 11 (C or U) minimum 65%. Chemistry, Grade 11 (U) or 12 (C or U) minimum 65%.
Biotechnology
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Start
WIL Additional academic requirements Math, Grade 11 (M or U) or Math, Grade 12 (C or U), or equivalent (minimum grade required). Recommended: two science courses from Grade 11 and/or Grade 12 Chemistry, Biology, Physics and/or General Science.
Bachelor’s Degrees – 4 years OSSD or equivalent. English, Grade 12 (ENG4U). Minimum 65% overall average (unless otherwise specified). Or two semesters of postsecondary education plus all required courses listed below (or their equivalent) with a minimum 65% overall average.
Admission requirements
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Start
WIL Additional academic requirements
Athletic Therapy, Honours Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences $
FAHCS
In-person DAV
Campus
F
•
Biology, Grade 12 (U). One of: Physics, Grade 12 (U) or Chemistry, Grade 12 (U) or Math, Grade 12 (U). Three additional Grade 12 credits (U or M). Minimum 65% in each course. Direct entry into year 2 for eligible Postsecondary Kinesiology, Human Kinetics or Physical Education degrees in Canada with 2.5 GPA.
Kinesiology and Health Promotion, Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences ≈$
FAHCS
In-person DAV
F
•
Biology, Grade 12 (U). One of: Physics, Grade 12 (U) or Chemistry, Grade 12 (U) or Math, Grade 12 (U). Three additional Grade 12 credits (U or M). Minimum 65% in each course.
Nursing, Honours Bachelor of Science ≈+
FAHCS
In-person DAV
F
•
Biology, Grade 12 (U). Chemistry, Grade 12 (U). Math, Grade 12 (U). Two additional Grade 12 credits (U or M). Minimum 75% overall average. Highly competitive: GPA over 85% suggested average.
Osteopathy, Honours Bachelor of Science ≈$
FAHCS
In-person DAV
F
•
Biology, Grade 12 (U), minimum 70%. Math, Grade 12 (U), minimum 65%. Three additional Grade 12 credits (U or M). Minimum 65% overall average.
Graduate Certificates – 1–2 years Admission requirements
Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience.
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Start
WIL Additional academic requirements
Clinical Kinesiology
FAHCS
In-person DAV
Campus
F
•
Postsecondary 4-year Honours Baccalaureate degree in Kinesiology, Human Kinetics, Physical Education or a related field with a minimum GPA of 65%.
Clinical Research
FAHCS
Online
F, W
•
Postsecondary bachelor’s degree, advanced diploma or diploma majoring in life science, health science or a related field. Other professional degrees such as a MA, PhD, MD majoring in life science, health science or a related field will be considered. Minimum overall GPA of 65%.
Healthcare Administration and Service Management
FAHCS
In-person DAV
W, S
Healthcare Administration and Service Management 2
FAHCS
In-person DAV
F, W
Faculty
Campus codes
Start
Additional codes
Faculty of Applied Science and Technology (FAST)
DAV
Davis (Brampton)
F
Fall (September)
2
2-year program
Faculty of Applied Health and Community Studies (FAHCS)
HMC
Hazel McCallion (Mississauga)
W
Winter (January)
≈
Degree completion pathway available
Pilon School of Business (PSB)
V
Virtual
S
Spring (May)
+
Highly competitive program; a higher GPA, portfolio, audition or other program-specific requirements may apply
$
Degree entrance scholarship available
V
•
WIL Work-integrated learning (WIL) includes co-op, internship, field placement and/or apprenticeship
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Skilled Trades Programs that prepare you for in-demand, hands-on careers building, installing and maintaining the systems that power homes, industries and communities.
| Careers • Electrician • Industrial Electrician • Plumber • Millwright • CNC Machinist • Welding Technician
• Fabrication Technician • Mechanical Technician • Industrial Maintenance Technician • Skilled Trades Supervisor
Certificates – 1 year Admission requirements
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent.
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Campus
Start
Additional academic requirements
Construction Techniques
FAST
In-person
DAV
F, W, S
English, Grade 11 (ENG3E, ENG3C or ENG3U). Any Math, Grade 10 (L, D or P).
SNP
W
English, Grade 11 (ENG3E, ENG3C or ENG3U). Any Math, Grade 10 (L, D or P).
Electrical Techniques
FAST
In-person
DAV
F, W, S
English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U).
Mechanical Techniques – CNC & Precision Machining
FAST
In-person
DAV
F, W, S
English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U).
Mechanical Techniques – Plumbing
FAST
In-person
DAV
F, W, S
English, Grade 11 (ENG3E, ENG3C or ENG3U).
Welding Techniques
FAST
In-person
DAV
F, W, S
English, Grade 11 (ENG3E, ENG3C or ENG3U). Any Math, Grade 10 (L, D or P).
Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas – 2–3 years Admission requirements
OSSD or equivalent.
Program
Faculty
Delivery
Campus
Start
Mechanical Technician – CNC & Precision Machining 2
FAST
In-person
DAV
F, W, S
Mechanical Technician – Industrial Millwright 2
FAST
In-person
DAV
F, W
•
English, Grade 11 (ENG3C or ENG3U). Any Math, Grade 11 (C, M or U).
Plumbing Technician 2
FAST
In-person
DAV
F, W
•
English, Grade 11 (ENG3E, ENG3C or ENG3U). Any Math, Grade 10 (L, D or P).
Welding and Fabrication Technician 2
FAST
In-person
DAV
F, W
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Additional academic requirements English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U).
English, Grade 11 (ENG3E, ENG3C or ENG3U). Any Math, Grade 10 (L, D or P).
“My skilled trades experience at Sheridan showed me how much opportunity there is in this field. I love working with my hands, being creative and doing something different every day, and I hope to help more women see themselves in trades too.” Savannah Barnes, Electrical Engineering Technician ’26
Faculty
Campus codes
Start
Additional codes
Faculty of Applied Science and Technology (FAST)
DAV
Davis (Brampton)
F
Fall (September)
2
2-year program
SNP
Six Nations Polytechnic (Brantford)
W
Winter (January)
≈
Degree completion pathway available
S
Spring (May)
$
Degree entrance scholarship available
WIL Work-integrated learning (WIL) includes co-op, internship, field placement and/or apprenticeship
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Graduate Certificates and Continuing Education
Boost your career success Enrol in a one- or two-year Graduate Certificate to continue your specialized learning and graduate career-ready, with hands-on experience and industry connections. Marketing Management – Digital Strategies
Addictions and Mental Health*
Computer Animation
Advanced Special Effects Makeup, Prosthetics and Props
Digital Creature Animation – Technical Direction
Advanced Television and Film
Digital Product Design
Operational Technology Cybersecurity
Applied Data Analytics and Visualization
Financial Technology
Project Management
Healthcare Administration and Service Management
Project Management – Information Technology
Human Resources Management
Supply Chain Management – Logistics Automation
Artificial Intelligence Development and Applications Autism and Behavioural Sciences Clinical Kinesiology Clinical Research* Cloud Security
Interactive Media Management – Digital Design Internet of Things and Machine Intelligence
Music Scoring for Screen and Stage
Urban Design Visual Effects
*Virtual program
Board Undergraduate Certificates As a Sheridan degree student, you can earn a Board Undergraduate Certificate alongside your degree without taking any additional courses. Earn the following specialized credential by completing a specific set of electives as part of your program.
Board Undergraduate Certificate in Creativity and Creative Problem Solving
sheridancollege.ca/board-certificates
Continuing and Professional Studies (CAPS) Build practical, in-demand skills through flexible courses and micro-credentials designed to fit your schedule and help you stay ahead. Discover the full list of diverse programming at caps.sheridancollege.ca
All information provided is current as of publication and is subject to change. Sheridan Communications, Public Affairs and Marketing, September 2026. All of Sheridan’s campuses are 100% tobacco- and smoke-free. This policy prohibits the use of tobacco, cannabis, vaping, e-cigarettes and/or smokeless tobacco anywhere on Sheridan property. WF# 2096402
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Mississauga 2
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Hazel McCallion Campus
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