Sheridan College International Viewbook 2024-2025

VIEWBOOK International 2024-25

Contents

2 Our campuses

4 Whole student education

5 Find community

6 Supporting student success

8 Housing options

10 How to apply

12 Admission requirements

14 Sheridan at a glance

16 Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design (FAAD)

18 Pilon School of Business (PSB)

20 Faculty of Applied Science and Technology (FAST)

22 Faculty of Applied Health and Community Studies (FAHCS)

24 Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FHASS)

25 English as a Second Language (ESL)

26 Post-graduate certificates

28 Locations

29 Partnerships

Land acknowledgment statement

We acknowledge the land for sustaining us and for providing us with the necessities of life. This territory is covered by the Dish with One Spoon treaty and the Two Row Wampum treaty, which emphasize the importance of joint stewardship, peace and respectful relationships. As we reflect on land acknowledgments, let us remember that we are all stewards of the land and of each other.

We recognize the land on which we gather has been and still is the traditional territory of several Indigenous nations, including the Anishinaabe, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Wendat, the Métis and the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation.

Since time immemorial, numerous Indigenous nations and Indigenous peoples have lived on and passed through this territory.

Sheridan affirms it is our collective responsibility to honour the land, as we honour and respect those who have gone before us, those who are here and those who have yet to come. We are grateful for the opportunity to be learning, working and thriving on this land.

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Welcome to Sheridan!

Education is about more than acquiring a credential. It’s about pushing yourself and unleashing 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.

At Sheridan, we reject complacency and always strive for better. We’re committed to delivering an education that’s exceptional — one that sees the whole you, and one in which your needs and aspirations come first. Join us and embark on an educational journey that is uniquely yours.

Sheridan offers:

+ A practical, applied education in the program you choose, plus developing personal skills like problem solving, communications and teamwork that will help you be resilient and confident in a workplace that is always changing — the combination of skills that employers are looking for.

+ A variety of credentials — certificates, diplomas, degrees, post-graduate certificates — plus English as a Second Language studies and university pathways.

+ Professors who not only have deep experience in industry, but also care about your success and support you along the way.

+ An opportunity to be part of a community, make friends and build connections with potential employers through internships and co-op placements.

+ Campuses located in the Greater Toronto Area — Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville.

+ A wide range of services to support you on your learning journey, including advisement, tutoring, peer mentoring, health, counselling and more.

Sheridan offers a variety of scholarships, bursaries and services exclusively for international students. Visit International Scholarships to learn more!

BRAMPTON Davis Campus

Located in Brampton, one of Ontario’s fastest-growing cities, the Davis Campus is home to our applied health, community services, engineering and technology programs. Our Davis Campus is our largest, and named after the founder of the Ontario college system, former premier William G. Davis.

Highlights

+ The Centre for Advanced Manufacturing and Design Technologies, training the next generation of manufacturing professionals.

+ The Centre for Healthy Communities, immersing students in realistic applied health settings.

+ The state-of-the-art Magna Skilled Trades Centre, home to our skilled trades and apprenticeship programs.

Hazel McCallion Campus

Bright and welcoming, our Hazel McCallion Campus — or HMC, as we call it — is tucked right in the heart of Canada’s sixth largest city: Mississauga, Ontario.

Highlights

+ The Pilon School of Business.

+ Programs that focus on sustainable built environments, including Architectural Technology, Interior Design and Interior Decorating.

+ A new 71,000-square-foot student and athletics building.

+ The Material ConneXion Library, a vast collection of innovative materials to inspire the next generation of design and architecture students.

+ Home to EDGE, the place where entrepreneurship and innovation thrive at Sheridan.

OAKVILLE

Trafalgar Road Campus

Located in the beautiful town of Oakville, our Trafalgar Road Campus is filled with energy. Its unique blend of arts, technology and humanities students provides a thriving and diverse atmosphere.

Highlights

+ Our renowned Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design.

+ An on-campus art gallery that showcases work by students and faculty.

+ Theatre Sheridan, which puts on several theatre productions every year.

+ The Centre for Mobile Innovation, offering valuable work-integrated learning opportunities for students. Research projects focus on mobile and related technologies.

Discover our campuses online!

Get to know the places and spaces that make up the Sheridan experience. Experience our virtual tour

More than just credentials

You know you need more than a credential to succeed in life you need to know yourself, your strengths, your capacity to meet complexity and challenge with confidence, to learn from your experiences and to develop your full potential.

Most schools talk about developing “soft skills” like problem solving, teamwork and communications, but those are just part of the picture. While many think these skills are innate — either you have them or you don’t — at Sheridan, we know that they can be intentionally practised and nurtured.

So we created our S-Sense program: a set of innovative, science-driven tools and experiences to help you develop these unique skills so that you have the capacity and self-confidence to respond to sudden change, uncertainty, complexity, different perspectives and emotional intensity with ease — to know who you are and what you’re capable of.

And employers need this from you, too. Learn more about the S-Sense program at sheridancollege.ca

Take a moment to imagine your life at Sheridan beyond the classroom. First, take an eclectic group of creative people from all over Ontario, the rest of Canada and the world. Position them in vibrant locations near the hub of Canada’s finest urban culture. Mix together. Now consider how the possibilities for adventure — on and off campus — become lifelong memories.

Lively and local

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 and experience concerts, variety nights, pub nights, hypnotist shows and much more!

Clubs: get connected

Join one of 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, you have plenty of options to engage and meet new friends outside of your academic program.

Sheridan Clubs

Fitness facilities: get pumped

Get your sweat and workout on, and stay fit! At Sheridan, we offer 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.

Intramurals and sports: playful possibilities

Veteran or novice, casual or competitive, you have plenty of choice in Sheridan’s intramural and club sports teams and leagues (including co-ed options) for a great balance of sport and sociability.

Athletics: beloved Bruins

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).

Varsity teams

• Men’s and Women’s Basketball

• Men’s Rugby

• Women’s Flag Football

• Men’s and Women’s Cross Country

• Men’s and Women’s Soccer

• Men’s Baseball

• Women’s Softball

• Men’s and Women’s Volleyball

Sheridan Athletics

SUPPORTING STUDENT SUCCESS

Your success is at the centre of all that we do, and we’re dedicated to helping you succeed both inside and outside the classroom. Access our services for help adjusting to school life and your academic program. We look forward to meeting you!

Accessible learning

We offer a wide range of services for students who identify as having a documented physical, sensory, learning, mental health or temporary disability. Academic accommodation plans and services are tailored to correspond with your documentation and programspecific requirements.

Accessible Learning

Gaining co-op/internship work experience

We’re here to help you acquire the work experience you need to get the career you want. That means being there to support you as you move from the classroom to the workplace. Our team of advisers gets to know you and works closely with you to find co-op opportunities that suit your unique skills and interests. Check pages 16–27 to see if co-op or internship is available in your program. Additional academic criteria may be required for participation in co-op.

Co-ops and Internships

Scholarships

At Sheridan, there are several financial resources available to help support your success. International students beginning their full-time postsecondary studies may receive an entrance scholarship. If you meet the entrance scholarship criteria, you’ll be notified of your 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.

Scholarships

Wellness and counselling

We recognize students come to Sheridan for their academics, however, there are often barriers that may impact a student’s success. Some of these barriers can include, but are not limited to, difficulties with your living situation, challenges with peers and feeling homesick and/or alone. The Counselling team wants you to know that you don’t have to embark on this journey alone. Professionally trained counsellors are available to meet with you confidentially, at no additional cost. Various counselling groups and workshops are also offered throughout the year.

Centre for Student Success

The Centre for Student Success is your starting point for anything you might need while studying at Sheridan. Call, email or visit our Centres across all campuses any time you have a question, need advice or want to talk about any aspect of your Sheridan experience. We’ll work with you to ensure you have the support you need to be successful and reach your individual potential.

Advisement support

Our dedicated and supportive team of advising professionals are ready to help you every step of the way. Visit us for assistance with:

• Immigration (i.e. study permits and temporary resident visas, co-op work permits, navigating study permit extensions, post-graduation work permits, etc.)

• 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)

Tutoring

Tutoring is available at all campuses through the Library and Learning Services. You can book an appointment with a tutor through an online booking system.

Learning Assistants provide tutoring to Sheridan students at no additional cost in a variety of subjects, such as English, math, architecture, interior design and decorating, accounting, finance, computer programming, chemistry and more. Practice in conversation skills, basic computing skills and presentation skills is also available in a group setting.

Course-level tutors are available in a variety of first-year courses. Tutors are Sheridan students who are recommended by faculty to help other students review notes, discuss readings, develop study skills, and prepare for tests and assignments.

Program tutors offer course-specific tutoring in subjects outside of those provided by the Learning Assistants. Program tutors are Sheridan students who earn a grade of 76% or higher in the course they tutor in and are referred by professors.

Tutoring

Health services

• Daily walk-in appointments with a nurse

• 24-7 counselling services

• Laboratory services

• 24-7 crisis helpline

• Wellness checks

• Virtual and off-campus resources

• Physician appointments available

Residences: living on campus

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.

• The Davis residence in Brampton houses 334 students in two-bedroom suite-style accommodations and 32 students in four-bedroom bunk bed-style quad suites.

• The Trafalgar Road residences in Oakville collectively house 822 students.

• Students attending the Hazel McCallion Campus in Mississauga can opt to live at the Davis residence, subject to availability.

• You can utilize public transportation to travel between the three campuses.

Residence features:

• Fully furnished suites shared with one roommate. Each suite includes:

+ Two separate bedrooms, each with a double bed, desk and chair, dresser, closet organizer and television.

+ A kitchenette with a full-sized fridge, microwave, seating for two and plenty of storage.

+ Three-piece bathroom.

• Fully furnished quad-style suites shared between four occupants. Each suite includes:

+ Bunk beds with extra large twin mattresses, movable ladders and safety rails on the top bunk.

+ Two bedrooms with TVs, desks, chairs, closets, dressers and under-bed storage.

+ A kitchenette with a full-sized fridge, microwave and a table with seating, along with a shared three-piece bathroom.

+ Bunk beds are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. The quad occupancy suite has limited storage and no overnight guests.

Off-campus living

Whether you are new to Sheridan or returning for another semester, finding a place to live is an important step for many students. Off-campus housing offers cost-effective options for students. There are several factors to consider before deciding where to live. We have many resources available to help you look for housing, and safe housing partnerships, including Places4Students

Homestay Network

• Safety and security: our residences are staffed 24 hours a day.

• Resident Advisers host multiple residence events throughout the academic year. These events focus on social interaction, community building, and educational and personal development.

• Utilities

• Wi-Fi

• Common spaces:

+ Fitness room (Trafalgar only)

+ Games room

+ Kitchens

+ Laundry rooms

+ Movie lounge

+ Study areas

Residence applications for the 2024-25 academic year open in February 2024!

• $100 non-refundable application fee required, due upon application.

• Program acceptance is not required to apply.1

• Priority acceptance given to firstyear students who apply by March 31, 2024. Subject to availability.

Residence rates2 (September-April)

Trafalgar Road: $8,960

Davis: $8,655

Davis Quads: $4,706

Note: Flexible payment plans are available.

¹ Conditions apply. Please refer to our Residence web page.

² Fees are based on 2023-24 rates and subject to change.

For current information and to apply to our residences, check out our Residence web page.

Our Housing team provides the following services:

• Assistance with your housing search

Off-campus Housing

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Find the right program for you

Research, research, research! Talk to friends, teachers, guidance counsellors, family members, colleagues — they can all help you make the right choice.

sheridancollege.ca has a wealth of detailed information on all the programs we offer, the kinds of careers they lead to and how to apply. If you need help deciding which program works best for you, check out Career Advising

Check the program availability and admission requirements

Admission to Sheridan can be competitive and some programs can fill quickly. Be sure to check program availability before applying through Sheridan International

Check the admission requirements for your program of choice online or on pages 16–27. International applicants must meet the course equivalencies of the Canadian admission requirements. For full details on additional, program-specific requirements (such as portfolios or résumés), visit sheridancollege.ca, click “Programs” and then choose the programs you’re interested in.

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Apply online and pay the application fee

You can apply online through International Application

You’ll need a computer with an internet connection and a credit card to pay the application fee.

The equal consideration date for the September intake is February 1, 2024 (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.

4 Submit your documentation

Academic and other required documents can be submitted directly within the online application, or through Sheridan’s applicant portal after you submit your application.

Please note that these documents must be accompanied by a notarized, official translation into English along with an original transcript in your native language. Please merge all the pages of a document into a single PDF file before uploading. If you’re applying to a program which requires a portfolio or other supplemental assessment, instructions for these requirements will be available in Sheridan’s applicant portal after you submit your application.

Tip: When you apply, refer to the program description after you select the program to understand if additional requirements will be applicable:

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5 I’ve applied. Now what?

Monitor your application! Be sure to check your Sheridan applicant portal regularly to view completed and outstanding admission requirements, submit additional documentation, view application status updates and decisions, and much more.

Decisions will also be communicated to you by email. If you’re offered admission to a program, you must accept your offer in your Sheridan applicant portal. Please be sure to meet all deadlines for accepting your offer, paying your fees and completing the outstanding admission requirements if your offer is conditional. Information on study permits, including how to apply and processing times, is available at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

What you need to get where you want

Undergraduate

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 will be selected on the basis of their previous academic achievement.

Post-graduate programs

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.

English proficiency requirements

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 and skills in one of three ways:

1. Successful completion of Sheridan’s ESL program;

2. Previous secondary or postsecondary experience in English;

3. Achieving the minimum requirements of an English language proficiency test.

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 our web page for details:

English Proficiency 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 Certificate and Diploma programs Required minimum scores

TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) iBT (DI Code: 9117)

TOEFL iBT Home Edition1 (DI Code: 9117)

iTEP Academic1

IELTS (International English Language Testing System) Academic Module

PTE A (Pearson Test of English Academic)

Cambridge English Exams (B2 First/ C1 Advanced/C2 Proficiency)

overall score 80 with no individual section below 20

overall score 80 with no individual section below 20

overall score 3.7

overall score 6 with no individual band below 5.5

overall score 58 with no individual section below 49

overall Cambridge English Scale score 169 with no individual score below 162

Post-graduate and Bachelor Degree programs Required minimum scores

overall score 88 with no individual section below 21

overall score 88 with no individual section below 21

overall score 3.9

overall score 6.5 with no individual band below 6.0

overall score 60 with no individual section below 57

overall Cambridge English Scale score 176 with no individual score below 169

Sheridan EAP (English for Academic Purposes) 70% 75%

Sheridan EPA (English Proficiency Assessment)

Listening Band – 4.0

Reading Combined Band – 4.0 Writing – CLB 7

Listening Band – 4.5

Reading Combined Band – 4.5

Writing – CLB 8

CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language)

Duolingo English Test

NOTE:

overall score 60 with no individual section below 50

overall score 105 with no individual subscore lower than 85

overall score 70 with no individual section below 60

overall score 115 with no individual subscore lower than 95

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 of TOEFL iBT Home Edition and iTEP Academic for any third-party regulatory body.

SHERIDAN AT A GLANCE

By the numbers

116+ number of countries represented 10,000+ international students

27,000+ total number of full-time students

National accolades

#1

Sheridan is No. 1 on Forbes’ Canada’s Best Employers list

12th

Sheridan ranks 12th overall on Forbes’ list of Canada’s Best Employers for Diversity — and is the only college on the list of 150 organizations

Work-integrated learning (WIL)

7,000+ companies have hired Sheridan co-op students over the last decade

7,500+ students gain work experience through WIL activities each year

Sheridan Student Union (SSU)

100+ active clubs for students

500+ student leadership roles as club executives (leaders) between all three Sheridan campuses

Scholarships

8,000+

56% of part-time SSU staff are international students

Library

+ Sheridan’s Library is consistently ranked in the top quarter of the 24 college libraries in Ontario in terms of service delivery.

+ The Library actively promotes the creation and adoption of open educational resources and the use of library resources for course reading materials at Sheridan, saving students $686,000 collectively in textbook and course reading costs.

international students received scholarships, bursaries and awards in the 2022-23 academic year

Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design (FAAD)

Sheridan’s Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design (FAAD) is the largest arts school in Canada. We train performers, animators, filmmakers, designers and artists to realize the full potential of their talents. Certificates

Campus codes

HMC Hazel McCallion (Mississauga)

TR Trafalgar Road (Oakville)

Sep 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.

May • Postsecondary diploma 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.

Additional codes

u 2-year diploma program only

(MP) Mobile program − laptop required

$25,223 3-term fees

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 2023-24 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.

Pilon School of Business (PSB)

In the Pilon School of Business (PSB), you’ll develop entrepreneurial thinking skills and a capacity for responsible risk-taking. You’ll tackle real problems in novel and creative ways — just like in the real world.

Post-graduate certificates – 1 year

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.

Post-graduate certificate bundles (2 years)

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.

Learn more about two-year certificate bundles

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 2023-24 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.

Faculty of Applied Science and Technology (FAST)

The Faculty of Applied Science and Technology (FAST) prepares you for an exciting career in advanced technology. State-of-the-art programs and labs put you on the cutting edge of emerging industry trends.

– 1 year

Campus and additional codes continued on page 23.

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 2023-24 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.

Faculty of Applied Health and Community Studies (FAHCS)

The Faculty of Applied Health and Community Studies (FAHCS) is committed to positive change in our schools, health-care system and communities. In FAHCS, you’ll gain vital skills, clinical know-how and practical experience.

Degrees – 4 years

Post-graduate certificates – 1 year

Campus codes

D Davis (Brampton)

HMC Hazel McCallion (Mississauga)

TR Trafalgar Road (Oakville)

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 2023-24 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.

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FHASS)

In the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (FHASS), you’ll join a vibrant, interdisciplinary community in a transformative educational experience. We deliver innovative curriculum that’s creative and relevant.

Certificates – 1 year

Degrees – 4 years

Post-graduate certificates – 1 year

Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL Plus)

Campus codes

D Davis (Brampton)

HMC Hazel McCallion (Mississauga)

TR Trafalgar Road (Oakville)

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.

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

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 2023-24 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.

English as a Second Language (ESL)

Sheridan offers full-time, intensive English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for students who want to improve their English skills for personal, professional or academic reasons. The highest level, English for Academic Purposes (EAP), can provide students with a conditional acceptance into a diploma, degree or post-graduate certificate at Sheridan.

Program features

• Five levels of instruction: Foundation, Pre-intermediate, Intermediate, Advanced and EAP.

• Each of the first four levels consists of two modules.

• Each session in the first four levels is seven weeks, with a total of 25 hours per week. This includes a mix of in-person and online asynchronous learning, with one hour of online asynchronous work for every two hours of in-person learning.

• EAP is 14 weeks (22 hours/week).

Our ESL program is offered at our Trafalgar Campus in Oakville and our Hazel McCallion Campus in Mississauga.

Courses include:

• Grammar

• Language lab

• Listening and speaking

• Pronunciation

• Reading and writing

• Business communication

• Computer applications

Upon successful completion of all courses in the English for Academic Purposes level (including a General Education course), students will receive a general arts and science Ontario college certificate. Successful graduates can apply to other programs at Sheridan without further testing. For certificate and diploma programs, a minimum score of 70% in

Choose the start date that works best for you! Programs begin:

September 3, 2024

October 28, 2024

January 13, 2025 March 10, 2025

May 12, 2025 July 7, 2025

Notes: Dates subject to change. EAP level is only offered in January, May and September.

Level placement

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 program excluded; please refer to the website for English proficiency requirements.

Fees

The ESL fees for each seven-week session are $3,809, which covers both tuition and health insurance. EAP level excluded. Please visit English as a Second Language for more information.

Students are placed in an appropriate level of ESL based on their level of English proficiency. Students can choose to either submit a valid test score (see chart below) or write an iTEP Snapshot placement test upon receiving information from Admissions.

Registration in the intended level and preferred campus is given on a first-come, first-served basis to students who have paid fees, finalized the level placement and submitted required study permit documents. Students may be subject to campus or intake transfers due to seat availability.

Advanced 5.0 (lowest skill at 5.0) 45 (no score below 14)

EAP 5.5−6.0 (lowest skill at 5.5) 59 (no score below 18)

Notes

• Students are placed in an ESL level according to their lowest individual skills score in either their IELTS Academic or TOEFL scores. For example, if a student has an IELTS Academic 5.0 for speaking and listening, an IELTS Academic 4.5 for reading and an IELTS Academic 4.0 for writing, the student will be placed in the intermediate level.

55−70 (lowest skill at 55)

3.0−3.4 (no score lower than 3.0) 75−80 (lowest skill at 75)

3.5−3.6 (no score lower than 3.5) 85−100 (lowest skill at 85)

• 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.

Post-graduate certificates

Post-graduate

– 1 year

Program Campus Start date(s)

WIL Additional admission requirements (excluding High School Diploma and English or equivalent)

•

Supplemental

$29,861

3-term fees

$20,303 Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL Plus) HMC Sep/Jan

$17,875 Urban Design HMC Sep/Jan/ May

• Postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma or degree or equivalent in studies related to the built environment. Minimum GPA applies.

submission required.

Computer Animation program or equivalent and a postsecondary diploma or degree in art and/or design. Or demonstrated competence through relevant work experience.

requirement.

Post-graduate certificate bundles (2 years)

International students can apply for two consecutive graduate certificate programs at the same time. Learn more about two-year certificate bundles

Campus codes

Additional codes

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 2023-24 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.

1

Davis Campus

Brampton

2

Hazel McCallion Campus

Mississauga

Oakville 3

Trafalgar Road Campus

Toronto is Canada’s biggest city and cultural capital. It’s vibrant. It’s eclectic. And it’s close to all Sheridan campuses — accessible by car or transit.

International tuition payments: CIBC

Making tuition payments is faster and easier than ever before. With the CIBC International Student Pay secure online portal, you can now pay your student fees in your preferred currency1 from anywhere in the world at any time.

Send tuition in four easy steps

1

Log in

Access the CIBC International Student Pay secure web portal through Sheridan College’s website: cibc.sheridancollege.ca

Provide payment details

2

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.

Enter payer details

3

Enter a few payer details — whether it’s you, your parents or an agent acting on your behalf. Carefully review the terms and conditions provided by CIBC, and when ready, click “Accept” and “Submit.”

Initiate transfer

4

Print the payment instructions and reference code, and deliver to your local bank within 72 hours. Your bank simply follows the instructions and sends the funds to Sheridan.

You’ll receive a confirmation email when Sheridan receives your payment. A Sheridan fees receipt will be posted on mystudentcentre.

¹ You can make arrangements to pay your fees in your preferred currency.

Sheridan College has partnered with the Canadian College of Technology and Trades (CCTT), a fully accredited designated learning institution (DLI) in Fort Erie, Ontario. This partnership will offer a selection of Sheridan’s undergraduate and post-graduate programs in a unique and supportive environment. ccttedu.ca

Fort Erie is a 90-minute drive from Sheridan’s campuses in the Greater Toronto Area.

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.

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Mississauga

Toronto

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Niagara Falls

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