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Founded in 1967, Sheridan is one of Ontario's leading postsecondary institutions, attracting students from across Canada and around the world.
Founded in 1967, Sheridan is one of Ontario's leading postsecondary institutions, attracting students from across Canada and around the world.
Sheridan offers more than 130 programs across five faculties, including 25 degree programs.
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Based on 23 reviews
Sheridan College has been a great experience so far. The professors are knowledgable, supportive, and invested in helping students succeed. The courses are practical and geared toward real-world applications, which has opened a lot of doors for me professionally. I've gained hands-on experience in marketing, and I feel well-prepared for the industry. I would recommend this program to anyone looking to build a strong foundation in marketing.
Very good school with a diverse and nice people. The staff are knowledgeable and always ready to help when needed. I also had a positive experience with the Co-op internship. Since I completed my courses online, I can't speak much about the social scene or student clubs.
Coming out the other side of Sheridan�s Bachelor of Film and Television program, I�ve had time to reflect on what this place meant to me, and honestly, the best way I can put it is: it is what you make of it. Sheridan gave me some amazing opportunities. I worked on real sets, used cutting-edge tech like the Virtual Production Stage, and met a lot of incredibly talented, passionate people. There were times when I felt like I was really pushing myself to the next level creatively, whether that was in cinematography, VFX, or experimenting with storytelling that felt deeply personal. There were also challenges. Lots of deadlines, burnout, group dynamics, and some of the usual school frustrations, but those things are part of any program, especially one as collaborative and intense as film. What made my experience fulfilling was how much I decided to pour into it. When I leaned in, said yes to projects outside of class, built relationships with profs and peers, and tried new things even when I was unsure, that�s when Sheridan felt most valuable to me. The program has its flaws, sure, but it also gives you a sandbox with real tools that the industry uses. Whether you build something with them or not is kind of on you. So yeah, if you're looking at Sheridan, especially in a creative field, just know this: it's not a magic ticket, and no one's going to hand you your dream career. But if you�re hungry, curious, and willing to put yourself out there, it can absolutely be a launchpad. You�ll get out what you put in.
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From Orientation through to graduation, when questions arise, we encourage students to visit Student Advisement.
We’re as focused on your success as you are — Sheridan offers a complete range of academic support services.
The Career Centre has staff and resources to help you choose programs and plan your continuing education.
Co-operative Education provides support and work term opportunities for approximately 2000 students annually.
Residence at Sheridan combines affordable, modern accommodations with the convenience of on-campus living. Both the Davis Campus (Brampton) and the Trafalgar Campus (Oakville) have residence buildings, each offering living and study spaces for students.
Sheridan’s Library and Learning Services offer students essential academic supports, relevant collections, and innovative technology. Our mission is to provide meaningful services to advance teaching and learning, build research capacity, promote scholarly communication and encourage creative activities.
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Grand and gorgeous, our Hazel McCallion Campus (HMC) is home to the Pilon School of Business. Built to LEED gold standards, this campus is tucked right in the heart of Mississauga, Ontario — Canada's sixth-largest city
Located in Brampton, one of the fastest-growing and most ethnically diverse communities in Canada, Davis Campus is Sheridan’s largest campus, home to more than 12,000 students. This bustling, innovative and multicultural campus is home to our applied health, community services, engineering and technology programs
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About Sheridan Student Union
We strive to do this as an active member of the Sheridan community, facilitating opportunities for student leadership, and creating strategic partnerships to improve the quality of life on campus.
Sheridan first school in Ontario to earn prestigious NASAD accreditation. Sheridan's Faculty of Animation, Arts and Design has attained a milestone achievement, being the first arts school in Ontario, and only the second in Canada, to earn membership* in the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD).
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