The iconic Sheridan S featured on the cover was created using ink and resin, and cast from a 3D printed model, courtesy of Sheridan’s Craft and Design (Industrial Design) program. Accented by marbled texture, the vivid colour palette takes centre stage and represents the depth, energy and vibrancy of the Sheridan experience.
For nearly 60 years, Sheridan has been trailblazing education with innovative programs that anticipate the changing needs of the future.
At Sheridan, education is more than just a credential. It’s about pushing yourself and unlocking your full potential in a supportive community that celebrates you and your personal growth. It’s about an education that is purposefully designed to cultivate collaboration, problem solving, creativity and self-discovery.
Highlights
• 140+ innovative programs in the arts, business, community services, health, technology and skilled trades.
• Experiential and hands-on learning that prepares you to make immediate contributions to the workforce.
• Caring professors with deep industry experience.
• 220,000+ graduates who are sought after in their fields worldwide.
• A variety of scholarships, bursaries and services exclusively for international students.
The world is waiting for your ideas. How will you make an impact?
Unlock purpose and possibility at Sheridan.
“I feel like I’m in the right place, where I can really expand and go deeper into assignments that I love.”
Kaitlyn Way, Honours Bachelor of Experiential Design
Located in Brampton, one of Ontario’s fastestgrowing cities, the Davis Campus hosts programs in applied health, community services, engineering and technology.
Take a closer look at our Brampton campus: sheridancollege.ca/davis
Nestled in the heart of Mississauga, Canada’s sixth largest city, the Hazel McCallion Campus (HMC) hosts programs in business, sustainable built environments, visual merchandising and more.
Take a closer look at our Mississauga campus: sheridancollege.ca/hmc
Located in the picturesque lakeside town of Oakville, the Trafalgar Road Campus is home to Canada’s largest arts school and programs in animation and game design, visual and creative arts, media, musical theatre performance and more.
Take a closer look at our Oakville campus: sheridancollege.ca/trafalgar
• Centre for Advanced Manufacturing and Design Technologies with specialized equipment ranging from robotics to 3D printing.
• Magna Skilled Trades Centre with 130,000 square feet of dedicated facilities for plumbing, electrical, machining, millwright, welding and construction training.
• Centre for Healthy Communities featuring immersive nursing and pharmacy labs and athletic therapy facilities.
• Award-winning 71,000-square-foot student life and athletics building.
• Material ConneXion Library featuring a vast collection of innovative materials curated exclusively for Sheridan students to inspire design ideas and solve real-world challenges.
• EDGE business incubator with access to resources and innovators creating meaningful change for our communities and environment.
• Athletic facilities, varsity sports field and scenic nature trails.
• Theatre Sheridan, which stages several productions each year and incubates new, innovative musical theatre, like the Tony Award-winning musical Come From Away
• Cutting-edge LED volume for virtual production in film and television.
• Our academic qualifications are recognized around the world.
• Once you graduate, you’ll be able to explore possibilities to work in Canada.
• Canada is one of the most multicultural and welcoming countries in the world.
• Our dedicated and supportive International Student Services team is ready to help you every step of the way.
Sheridan and the City of Brampton — together with over 35 community organizations — are committed to enacting meaningful change for international students who choose to study in Canada and in Brampton, specifically. The Charter acknowledges the distinct stressors and atypical obstacles that influence the lives of international students, and presents a concrete plan to ensure international students have the opportunity to thrive in the classroom and beyond.
Add your voice at sheridancollege.ca/brampton-charter
At Sheridan, your unique background, perspective and contributions are valued. We recognize that identities intersect in many ways, and we actively nurture a culture that recognizes the dignity and worth of every person.
Sheridan is fiercely committed to the principles of equity, diversity, inclusion and decolonization in higher education. We’re dedicated to denouncing historical and institutionalized injustices that disproportionately impact Black, Indigenous and racialized persons, and acknowledge that people of privilege have an obligation to disrupt and deconstruct systemic bias.
We continue to take actionable steps such as:
• Required anti-oppression, anti-racism and unconscious bias training.
• Hiring Black, Indigenous and racialized faculty.
• Creating bursaries and mentorship programs for Black students.
And we’re part of the national 50 – 30 Challenge, which calls on organizations to diversify their boards and senior management positions to achieve gender parity — or 50% representation — and to attain significant representation (30%) of other underrepresented groups, including racialized persons, persons living with disabilities and members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community.
We’re a proud community that supports our 2SLGBTQ+ students and staff with initiatives like Sheridan’s Pride month activities, Trans Day of Remembrance and student clubs that foster belonging and lifelong friendships.
Want to make a difference? As a Social Change Ambassador, you’ll have the opportunity to:
• Support meaningful equity, diversity and inclusion work on campus.
• Learn from Sheridan leaders through a direct mentorship relationship.
• Engage in personal, professional and leadership development.
• Plan and implement initiatives related to social issues you’re passionate about.
Meet new friends, enjoy good food and participate in a variety of events at the local campus pubs: The Marquee (Trafalgar Road Campus), The Den (Davis Campus) and The Station (Hazel McCallion Campus). Drop by for concerts, trivia and pub nights, hypnotist shows and more.
Join one or more of the over 100 official clubs organized by the Sheridan Student Union (SSU) — or start your own! From interior design fans to dance lovers, photographers to 2SLGBTQ+ Pride, engineering to anime, there are many options to engage and meet new friends outside of your program. thessu.ca/clubs
Learn more about student life and the Sheridan Student Union
“My experience at Sheridan has been transformative. Sheridan offers me valuable academic learning, diverse social interactions and numerous opportunities for personal and professional growth.”
Juan Camilo Lopez, Marketing Management
Get your sweat and workout on, and stay fit! At Sheridan, you’ll find a unique selection of athletic facilities across all three campuses, ranging from double gyms for basketball, volleyball, indoor soccer and badminton, to weight rooms, squash courts and outdoor fields.
Veteran or novice, casual or competitive, you have plenty of choice in Sheridan’s club and recreation sports teams and leagues (including co-ed options) for a great balance of sport and sociability.
Cheer on or play for our Sheridan Bruins, affectionately known as the “Double Blue.” Sheridan’s varsity teams compete in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) and the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA).
Awards ranging from $900–$1,500 are available for varsity athletes and based on academic performance.
• Basketball, Men’s and Women’s
• Baseball, Men’s
• Cross Country, Men’s and Women’s
• Flag Football, Women’s
• Rugby, Men’s
• Soccer, Men’s and Women’s
• Softball, Women’s
• Volleyball, Men’s and Women’s sheridanbruins.com
The Service Hub is your starting point for anything you might need while studying at Sheridan. Call, email, chat or visit our Service Hubs across all campuses any time you have a question, need help or want to learn more about Sheridan services. We’ll work with you to ensure you have the answers and support you need to be successful at Sheridan.
If you have a documented physical, sensory, learning, mental health or temporary disability, you can connect with the Accessible Learning team on tailored academic accommodation plans and services that align with your documentation and programspecific requirements.
sheridancollege.ca/ accessible-learning
If your program includes co-op or internship, know that you have a team of advisers to connect you with opportunities that suit your unique skills and interests. Explore programs with co-op and internship offerings on pages 24–35.
sheridancollege.ca/co-op
International students beginning their full-time postsecondary studies may receive an entrance scholarship. If you meet the criteria, you’ll be notified of the exact scholarship amount with your Letter of Acceptance, and the funds will be automatically added to your account. You must remain enrolled in full-time studies to be eligible for the scholarship.
sheridancollege.ca/ international-scholarships
60+
Sheridan programs include co-op or internship
2,500+ students participate in a co-op or internship work term each year
7,000+ companies have hired Sheridan co-op/internship students over the last decade
At Sheridan, you don’t have to work through barriers alone. Whether you’re homesick, feeling isolated or encountering challenges with your peers, you’ll have access to counselling groups, workshops and confidential, one-on-one counselling with professionally trained counsellors at no additional cost.
Connect with our dedicated and supportive team of advising professionals for assistance with:
• Immigration (i.e. study permits, temporary resident visas, co-op work permits, study permit extensions, post-graduation work permits).
• Identifying personal and academic goals.
• Course and program planning.
• Clarification of Sheridan’s policies and procedures.
• Identifying services and resources to help you succeed (i.e. peer-to-peer support, financial support, social activities, cultural transition support).
Free tutoring is available at all campuses through Library and Learning Services. You can book an appointment with a tutor through the online booking system or attend drop-in sessions. Services include:
• Course- and program-level tutoring.
• Semester planning, study tips and good note-taking practices.
• Practice in conversation skills, basic computing and presentations. sheridancollege.ca/tutoring
Your transition to Sheridan life is supported by Peer Mentors — upper-year students hired to share their knowledge of on-campus resources, provide encouragement through goal setting and connect you with opportunities to get involved in the campus community.
Sheridan’s Health Services offers daily walk-in visits with a registered nurse and scheduled appointments with medical doctors. You can also access lifestyle and health counselling, immunization clinics and health care for urgent matters and minor treatments. All international students are enrolled in health and dental coverage.
Your Sheridan education is about so much more than a credential. It’s about unlocking your full potential — resilient, self-confident and prepared for the future you choose.
Through an innovative app called Sheridan S-Sense, you’ll get to direct your own development at your own pace. Created by students for students, the S-Sense app includes over 50 practices and tools for you to think, relate, innovate and evolve.
“Sheridan’s Counselling service has been a lifesaver. Each session brought me comfort and helped me navigate my challenges more effectively. It significantly contributed to my academic success and enriched my student life.”
Sparshi Kehar, Honours Bachelor of Business Administration (Finance), ‘23
Apply early to residence — you don’t need to wait for your program acceptance!
Sheridan offers three on-campus residences: one at the Davis Campus and two at the Trafalgar Road Campus.
Davis Campus | Brampton
The Davis residence in Brampton houses 314 students in two-bedroom suite-style accommodations and 72 students in four-bedroom bunk bed-style quad suites.
Trafalgar Road Campus | Oakville
The Trafalgar Road residences in Oakville collectively house 824 students.
Hazel McCallion Campus | Mississauga
If you’re attending the Hazel McCallion Campus in Mississauga, you can apply to live at the Davis residence, subject to availability.
You can utilize public transportation to travel between the three campuses.
Learn more about suite options, amenities and residence life
“While living in residence, I made new friends who came to Sheridan from so many different places. I learned from them, and the experience helped shape who I am and expanded my perspective.”
Alper Ozdogan, Honours Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)
Residence applications for the 2025–26 academic year open in February 2025!
• $100 non-refundable application fee required, due upon application.
• Program acceptance is not required to apply.1
• Priority acceptance given to first-year students who apply by March 31, 2025. Subject to availability.
Residence rates2
(September–April)
Trafalgar Road: $9,226
Davis: $8,912
Davis Quads: $4,844
Note: Flexible payment plans are available.
¹ Conditions apply. Students must be accepted to and enrolled in a Sheridan program and hold a valid student visa (if required) by August 1. Please refer to sheridancollege.ca/residence
² Fees are based on 2024–25 rates and are subject to change.
*This rendering is an approximation of a two-bedroom residence suite.
Whether you’re new to Sheridan or returning for another semester, there are several factors to consider before deciding where to live. Some resources available to help you look for housing and safe housing partnerships include Places4Students and Canada Homestay Network.
Plus, our Housing team provides the following services:
• Assistance with your housing search.
• Support with budgeting and planning your living costs.
• Information about the leasing process.
• Housing resources (i.e. roommate contracts, rental checklists).
• Safety and fire prevention resources.
• How to spot housing scams.
sheridancollege.ca/off-campus-housing
How to apply
Visit sheridancollege.ca for detailed information on the programs we offer, the kinds of careers they lead to and how to apply.
If you need help discovering your career preferences, take the Idea Generator quiz at ideagenerator.sheridancollege.ca
Verify program availability at sheridancollege.ca/international and review admission requirements online or on pages 24–35.
International applicants must meet Canadian course equivalences.
For specific requirements like portfolios or resumés, visit sheridancollege.ca, click “Programs” and select your programs of interest.
Apply and pay the application fee at sheridancollege.ca/ international-application
You’ll need a computer, internet connection and a credit card.
Application deadlines vary by term. We encourage you to apply early to avoid disappointment.
Click here to apply now
Submit academic and required documents through the online application or Sheridan’s applicant portal. Documents must be in English, accompanied by a notarized translation and original transcript in your native language. Merge all pages into a single PDF before uploading.
Tip: For programs requiring portfolios or supplemental assessments, you’ll find instructions in the applicant portal after submission.
Monitor your application through the Sheridan applicant portal to view requirements, submit documents and check application status.
Admission decisions are provided via email. If you receive an offer, you’ll need to accept the offer in the applicant portal and await additional details on how to receive your Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL).
It’s important to meet all deadlines for accepting offers, paying fees and completing requirements. Information on study permits is available at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada: cic.gc.ca Take a virtual tour of our campuses
Applicants may be admitted to Sheridan as full-time students if they have an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent high school diploma, including one senior-level English or equivalent IELTS/TOEFL score, plus any additional required courses listed. Eligible applicants are selected on the basis of previous academic achievement.
To be considered for admission, an applicant must have a minimum postsecondary diploma or degree. Eligible applicants are selected on the basis of previous academic achievement and/or demonstrated experience and additional admission criteria where required.
Admission to Sheridan’s programs is based on both academic requirements and language proficiency for all students whose first language is not English.
You can demonstrate your English knowledge skills in one of three ways:
1. Previous secondary or postsecondary experience in English.
2. Achieving the minimum requirements of an English language proficiency test.
3. Successful completion of Sheridan’s ESL or an approved partner program.
Sheridan reserves the right to require proof of proficiency in English from any applicant, regardless of citizenship, country of origin, education or first language. This may require any applicant to complete English language testing to demonstrate proficiency. Sheridan reserves the right to refuse exemption requests.
Please refer to the English proficiency requirements web page for details: sheridancollege.ca/ english-requirements
Sheridan recognizes the following assessments and minimum scores for admission consideration.
Only one official result is required. Tests must have been completed within the past two years.
Test
Sheridan EAP (English for Academic Purposes)
Sheridan EPA (English Proficiency Assessment)
CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language)
Cambridge English Exams (B2 First/C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency)
Duolingo English Test
IELTS (International English Language Testing System) Academic Module
iTEP Academic1
PTE A (Pearson Test of English Academic)
TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) iBT (DI Code: 9117) and TOEFL iBT Home Edition1 (DI Code: 9117)
Certificate and Diploma programs
Required minimum scores
• 70% in listening and speaking and 70% in reading and writing
• General Education courses and Navigating Digital Environments minimum required grade of 50%
• Listening Band – 4.0
• Reading Combined Band – 4.0
• Writing – CLB 7
Overall score 60 with no individual section below 50
Overall Cambridge English Scale score 169 with no individual score below 162
Overall score 105 with no integrated score lower than 85
• Overall score 6 with no individual band below 5.5
• One Skill Retake is acceptable
Overall score 3.7
Overall score 58 with no individual section below 49
• Overall score 80 with no individual section below 20
• MyBest scores are acceptable
Post-graduate and Bachelor Degree programs Required minimum scores
• 75% in listening and speaking and 75% in reading and writing
• General Education courses and Navigating Digital Environments minimum required grade of 50%
• Listening Band – 4.5
• Reading Combined Band – 4.5
• Writing – CLB 8
Overall score 70 with no individual section below 60
Overall Cambridge English Scale score 176 with no individual score below 169
Overall score 115 with no integrated score lower than 95
• Overall score 6.5 with no individual band below 6.0
• One Skill Retake is acceptable
Overall score 3.9
Overall score 60 with no individual section below 57
• Overall score 88 with no individual section below 21
• MyBest scores are acceptable
Notes:
English proficiency requirements for the Pharmacy Technician program (PPHTO) are as follows: TOEFL iBT overall score 91 (21L, 25W, 23S, 22R); IELTS Academic Module overall score 6.5 with no individual band below 6.0. No other tests can be accepted.
English proficiency requirements for the Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (PTESL) are as follows: TOEFL iBT –Listening: 24; Reading: 24; Writing: 27; Speaking: 27; IELTS Academic Module – Listening: 7; Reading: 7; Writing: 7; Speaking: 7. No other tests can be accepted.
1 TOEFL iBT Home Edition and iTEP Academic:
• Accepted until further notice.
• Sheridan does not guarantee acceptance from any third-party regulatory body.
Sheridan’s five Faculties all have one thing in common: our commitment to unlocking opportunities and delivering the higher education you need to thrive and lead in an evolving world
The world needs creatives. As part of Canada’s largest art school, you’ll be challenged to be different and make a difference. FAAD graduates are highly sought after and visible on Broadway, during Oscar season and in the art, design and creative industries. Programs span areas such as animation, game design, illustration, photography, media, performing arts, special effects, makeup, visual and creative arts and more.
Calling all citizen leaders and change-makers. In FAHCS, you’ll gain a unique learning experience where you’ll push boundaries to make meaningful impact in education, health care and our local and global communities. Programs include veterinary care, community safety, practical nursing, police foundations, social service work, kinesiology, athletic therapy and more.
Science and technology keep the world moving. In FAST, you’ll be inspired to innovate solutions and unlock the potential of what has yet to be. Plus, you’ll get to work directly with employers to help solve current industry challenges. Programs span the areas of applied computing, engineering, architectural technology, chemistry and skilled trades.
Join a vibrant, interdisciplinary community and receive a transformative educational experience. In FHASS, you’ll be encouraged to explore new and challenging ideas, developing your knowledge, creative thinking and confidence — skills for success in all aspects of life. Programs span the areas of communication and literary studies, humanities and creativity, and social and life sciences.
Take a new approach to business. In PSB, you’ll tap into your intelligence and creativity to sharpen your entrepreneurial skills and embrace responsible risk-taking. Choose from dynamic programs in management, analytics, financial services, accounting, logistics, marketing and foundational business, and take advantage of our flexible deliveries and pathways between streams.
Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design (FAAD)
• 100% of our full-time programs include experiential learning opportunities.
• Professors are experts in their field and are genuinely invested in your success.
• Whole-person approach, with equity, diversity and inclusion at the forefront.
• Close collaboration with employers and alignment to industry needs.
Faculty of Applied Health and Community Studies (FAHCS)
Faculty of Applied Science and Technology (FAST)
Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FHASS)
Pilon School of Business (PSB)
84 graduates nominated for Emmys
1st osteopathy degree in Canada
40+ current computing and mobile innovation research projects
50+ paid student research and internship positions since 2016 1st
Black Founders in Clean Technology certificate
19 graduates nominated for Oscars
1st
3D mixed reality anatomy lab in Canadian postsecondary institution
1st
CEAB-accredited Bachelor of Engineering program (Electrical Engineering) in an Ontario college
1 program-published literary magazine
entrepreneurship hub and business incubator
No. 1 animation school in Canada
40 youth engaged in Youth in Policing Initiative each year
4 student medal-winners at Skills Ontario in 2024
2 Board Undergraduate Certificates available for all Sheridan degree students
3 diploma-to-degree and degree-to-master’s programs
Certificates – 1 year
Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas – 2-3
Honours Bachelor of Interior Design
Honours
Honours
Visual Effects
Campus codes
HMC Hazel McCallion (Mississauga)
TR Trafalgar Road (Oakville)
math and visual art. Minimum GPA applies. Applicants who are unable to complete the visual art credit must submit a portfolio. See our website for details. (MP) $23,527
diploma or degree, or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience and supplemental requirement.
or degree and/or previous work and/or educational experience in the communications field. Supplemental requirement may apply.
Sep Sheridan’s Computer Animation program or equivalent and a postsecondary diploma or degree in art and/or design. Or demonstrated competence through relevant work experience. Supplemental requirement.
$25,751 3-term fees
Additional codes
u 2-year diploma program only
(MP) Mobile program − laptop required
WIL Work-integrated learning (WIL) includes co-op, internship, field placement and/or apprenticeship
≈ Degree completion pathway available
Fees shown are for one academic year (two terms unless noted otherwise). Fees for subsequent terms are not reflected on this chart. Fees include tuition, health insurance and ancillary charges.
Note: Fees are based on 2024–25 and are subject to change. Fees are quoted in Canadian dollars (subject to change without notice). If accepted in the co-op work term plan, the co-op fee will be billed in the term prior to the actual co-op work term. Fees above do not include the $535 co-op work term fee.
Degrees – 4 years
Program Campus Start date(s) WIL Additional admission requirements (excluding High School Diploma and English or equivalent) 2025–26 fees
Honours Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Athletic Therapy) D Sep • Senior-level biology, plus one of senior-level chemistry, physics or math, plus three additional senior-level credits. Minimum grade requirement and GPA applies.
Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences (Kinesiology and Health Promotion)
D Sep • Senior-level biology, plus one of senior-level chemistry, physics or math, plus three additional senior-level credits. Minimum grade requirement and GPA applies.
Honours Bachelor of Science –Osteopathy D Sep
• Senior-level biology 70% and math 65%. Three additional senior-level credits. Minimum grade requirements and GPA applies.
Honours Bachelor of Science –Nursing D Sep • Senior-level math, chemistry and biology. Two additional senior-level credits. Minimum GPA applies.
Honours Bachelor of Social and Community Development (2-year degree completion)≈
D Sep • Social Service Worker or related diploma, or equivalent as determined by Sheridan College. Minimum GPA applies.
Post-graduate Certificates – 1 year
$27,416
$27,122
$21,775
$27,739
$19,762
Program Campus Start date(s) WIL Additional admission requirements (excluding High School Diploma and English or equivalent) 2025–26 fees
Clinical Kinesiology D Sep • Postsecondary 4-year honours baccalaureate degree in kinesiology, human kinetics, physical education or a related field. Minimum GPA applies. (MP)
$17,697
Campus codes
D Davis (Brampton)
Additional codes
u 2-year diploma program only
HMC Hazel McCallion (Mississauga) (MP) Mobile program − laptop required
TR Trafalgar Road (Oakville)
WIL Work-integrated learning (WIL) includes co-op, internship, field placement and/or apprenticeship
≈ Degree completion pathway available
Fees shown are for one academic year (two terms unless noted otherwise). Fees for subsequent terms are not reflected on this chart. Fees include tuition, health insurance and ancillary charges.
Note: Fees are based on 2024–25 and are subject to change. Fees are quoted in Canadian dollars (subject to change without notice). If accepted in the co-op work term plan, the co-op fee will be billed in the term prior to the actual co-op work term. Fees above do not include the $535 co-op work term fee.
Degrees – 4 years
Honours Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Engineering)
Honours Bachelor of
(Mechanical Engineering)
Honours Bachelor of Information Sciences (Cyber Security)
pure math courses (Calculus, Advanced Functions or equivalent) with minimum 70% in each, physics and chemistry. Minimum 70% overall average. (MP)
Postsecondary studies in science or engineering plus postsecondary degree first-year chemistry course with a minimum 60% or second-year diploma-level chemistry course with a minimum 60%.
diploma or degree in graphic design, visual arts or computer science. Or education plus experience and submission of a portfolio. See our website for details. Students are expected to have computer literacy skills prior to admission.
Sep/Jan/May Postsecondary diploma or degree in engineering, science, information technology, computer science and/or acceptable combination of related work experience and postsecondary education (as determined by the College). (MP)
diploma or degree in science or engineering and a postsecondary math course with a minimum grade of 60%.
Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree or equivalent in studies related to the built environment. Minimum GPA applies. Supplemental requirement. $17,472
Campus and additional codes continued on page 30.
Fees shown are for one academic year (two terms unless noted otherwise). Fees for subsequent terms are not reflected on this chart. Fees include tuition, health insurance and ancillary charges.
Note: Fees are based on 2024–25 and are subject to change. Fees are quoted in Canadian dollars (subject
the
Certificates – 1 year
Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas – 2-3 years
Degrees – 4 years
Post-graduate Certificates – 1 year Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL Plus)
degree from an accredited college or university. Provide Canadian equivalency report if applicable. English language proficiency required for those applicants whose first language is not English. Supplemental requirement.
Campus codes
Additional codes
D Davis (Brampton) u 2-year diploma program only
HMC Hazel McCallion (Mississauga) ≈ Degree completion pathway available TR Trafalgar Road (Oakville) (MP) Mobile program − laptop required
Work-integrated learning (WIL) includes co-op, internship, field placement and/or apprenticeship
Improve your English skills for college and university study through Sheridan’s full-time, intensive English as a Second Language (ESL) program.
Program features
• Five levels of instruction: Foundation, Pre-intermediate, Intermediate, Advanced and English for Academic Purposes (EAP).
• First four levels: two seven-week sessions (25 hours per week).
• EAP level: 14 weeks (22 hours per week).
• Options for virtual or in-person learning at our Mississauga and Oakville campuses.
Upon successful completion of all courses in the English for Academic Purposes level (including a General Education course), you’ll receive a General Arts and Science Ontario College Certificate. You can then apply to other Sheridan programs without
further testing on English language proficiency.
For certificate and diploma programs, a minimum score of 70% in listening, speaking, reading and writing, and a minimum grade of 50% in General Education courses and Navigating Digital Environments are required. For post-graduate and bachelor degree programs, a minimum score of 75% in listening, speaking, reading and writing, and a minimum grade of 50% in General Education courses and Navigating Digital Environments are required.
TESOL Plus and Pharmacy Technician programs excluded; please refer to the website for English proficiency requirements for these programs.
Level placement
You’ll be placed in an appropriate level of ESL based on your level of English proficiency. You can choose to either submit a valid test score (see chart below) or write an iTEP Snapshot placement test upon receiving information from Admissions.
The ESL fees for each seven-week session are $3,875, which covers both tuition and health insurance. EAP level excluded.
sheridancollege.ca/esl
Choose the start date that works best for you!
Programs begin in January, March, May, July, September and November.
EAP level is only offered in January, May and September.
Notes:
• You will be placed in an ESL level according to your lowest individual skills score in either your IELTS Academic or TOEFL scores.
• Tests are valid for two years from the test date to the start of the class.
• TOEFL iBT Home Edition and iTEP Academic are accepted until further notice.
Sep/Jan/ May
May
(excluding High School Diploma and English or equivalent)
advanced diploma or degree. Minimum GPA applies. (MP)
Sep/Jan/ May
Postsecondary advanced diploma or degree. Minimum GPA applies. (MP)
Professional Accounting HMC Sep/May (Co-op) • Postsecondary 3- or 4-year degree. Applicants with international credentials need to confirm with Chartered Professional Accountants Canada regarding the acceptance of their degree for entry into the Professional Education Program. Applicants are advised to visit the CPA website for more information. (MP)
Sep/Jan/ May
Campus codes
D Davis (Brampton)
Additional codes
u 2-year diploma program only
HMC Hazel McCallion (Mississauga) (MP) Mobile program − laptop required
WIL
Work-integrated learning (WIL) includes co-op, internship, field placement and/or apprenticeship
p Work-integrated learning (WIL) only available for advanced diploma programs available in September at HMC
≈ Degree completion pathway available
Fees shown are for one academic year (two terms unless noted otherwise). Fees for subsequent terms are not reflected on this chart. Fees include tuition, health insurance and ancillary charges.
Note: Fees are based on 2024–25 and are subject to change. Fees are quoted in Canadian dollars (subject to change without notice). If accepted in the co-op work term plan, the co-op fee will be billed
Advanced Manufacturing Management
Advanced Special Effects Makeup, Prosthetics and Props
Advanced Television and Film (streams for Technicians, Art department or Camera department)
Advertising –Account Management
Business Analysis and Process Management
Clinical Kinesiology
Computer Animation
Postsecondary diploma or degree in science or engineering. Requirement in industrial experience may apply. $21,817
diploma or degree and/or related work and/or educational experience.
advanced diploma or degree. Minimum GPA applies. (MP)
Postsecondary 4-year honours baccalaureate degree in kinesiology, human kinetics, physical education or a related field. Minimum GPA applies. (MP)
Sep Postsecondary diploma or degree in art and/or design. Or demonstrated competence through a minimum of two years’ relevant work experience. Supplemental requirement.
Digital Creature Animation –Technical Direction TR Sep Sheridan’s Computer Animation program or equivalent and a postsecondary diploma or degree in art and/or design. Or demonstrated competence through relevant work experience. Supplemental requirement.
Sep Postsecondary diploma or degree in design, visual/fine arts, communications, commerce, engineering, health sciences or social sciences.
Environmental Control
Game Development –Advanced Programming
Game Level Design
Human Resources
Interactive Media Management
Jan/May
Postsecondary studies in science or engineering plus postsecondary degree first-year chemistry course with a minimum 60% or second-year diploma-level chemistry course with a minimum 60%.
Sep Postsecondary diploma or degree in computer science/programming or related discipline. Supplemental requirement.
Sep Postsecondary diploma or degree, or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience and supplemental requirement. $26,329 3-term fees
Sep/Jan/ May
Postsecondary advanced diploma or degree. Minimum GPA applies. (MP)
Sep Postsecondary diploma or degree in graphic design, visual arts or computer science. Or education plus experience and submission of a portfolio. See our website for details. Students are expected to have computer literacy skills prior to admission. $24,138
Internet of Things and Machine Intelligence D Sep/Jan/ May Postsecondary diploma or degree in engineering, science, information technology, computer science and/or acceptable combination of related work experience and postsecondary education (as determined by the College). (MP)
$17,454
Program
Marketing Management HMC Sep/Jan/ May • Postsecondary advanced diploma or degree. Minimum GPA applies. (MP)
Music Scoring for Screen and Stage
Professional Accounting
HMC Sep/May (Co-op)
Music-related postsecondary diploma or degree with minimum 2.5 GPA and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience (5 years), letter of intent, reference letters and portfolio.
• Postsecondary 3- or 4-year degree. Applicants with international credentials need to confirm with Chartered Professional Accountants Canada regarding the acceptance of their degree for entry into the Professional Education Program. Applicants are advised to visit the CPA website for more information. (MP)
$15,485
$30,583
Project Management HMC Sep/Jan/ May • Postsecondary advanced diploma or degree. Minimum GPA applies. (MP) $17,062 Public Relations –Corporate Communications TR Sep/Jan/ May • Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or previous work and/or educational experience in the communications field. Supplemental requirement may apply. $22,888
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL Plus)
HMC Sep Undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university. Provide Canadian equivalency report if applicable. English language proficiency required for those applicants whose first language is not English. Supplemental requirement.
Jan • Postsecondary diploma or degree in science or engineering and a postsecondary math course with a minimum grade of 60%.
Urban Design HMC Sep/Jan/ May • Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree or equivalent in studies related to the built environment. Minimum GPA applies. Supplemental submission required.
Visual Effects TR Sep Sheridan’s Computer Animation program or equivalent and a postsecondary diploma or degree in art and/or design. Or demonstrated competence through relevant work experience. Supplemental requirement.
$17,472
International students can apply for two consecutive graduate certificate programs at the same time, in order to create a two-year post-graduate certificate bundle. Choose from a selection of Sheridan's graduate certificate bundles where you may qualify for a three-year post-graduate work permit.
To learn about two-year certificate bundles, visit: sheridancollege.ca/post-grad-bundles
D Davis (Brampton) (MP) Mobile program − laptop required
HMC Hazel McCallion (Mississauga) WIL Work-integrated learning (WIL) includes co-op, internship, field placement and/or apprenticeship
TR Trafalgar Road (Oakville)
Fees shown are for one academic year (two terms unless noted otherwise). Fees for subsequent terms are not reflected on this chart. Fees include tuition, health insurance and ancillary charges.
Note: Fees are based on 2024–25 and are subject to change. Fees are quoted in Canadian dollars (subject to change without notice). If accepted in the co-op work term plan, the co-op fee will be billed in the term prior to the actual co-op work term. Fees above do not include the $535 co-op work term fee.
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Access the CIBC International Student Pay secure web portal through cibc.sheridancollege.ca
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Once you enter the CIBC International Student Pay platform, simply enter the tuition amount in Canadian dollars, then identify your preferred country. You’ll be shown the amount required in your preferred currency to pay your student fees in Canadian dollars based on the competitive FX rate CIBC is providing Sheridan. This quoted exchange rate is locked in for 72 hours — this means no currency fluctuations during that period as you finalize your transaction.
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You’ll receive a confirmation email when Sheridan receives your payment. Find your Sheridan fees receipt on mystudentcentre.sheridancollege.ca
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