Sheridan College Intakes and Deadlines

Sheridan runs multiple intakes through the year, with admissions processed on a rolling basis. There are no fixed, hard deadlines for most programs, offers are released as applications come in, and popular programs fill early. There are no fixed deadlines so it's best that you apply at the earliest and keep a track of your program's admission timeline. Applying ahead of the start date gives you the best chance of a seat and more time to arrange your study permit.

Sheridan College Fees

For the most accurate and updated fee details, please refer to the official Sheridan College program pages. The figures below are indicative annual tuition for international students for the 2026 intake and vary by program, credential level, and campus. Fees are typically increased each year, so confirm the current figure on your program page before applying.

Sheridan College Programmes

Sheridan offers more than 100 programs across five faculties, spanning certificates, diplomas, bachelor's degrees, and graduate certificates:

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  Bachelor's Degrees four-year honours degrees including the globally renowned Bachelor of Animation, plus business, computing, and design degrees. 28 degree programs in total.
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  Diplomas (2–3 years) career-focused programs in fields such as Computer Programming, Computer Systems Technician, Business, and Practical Nursing.
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  Graduate Certificates (1 year) post-degree programs such as Business Analysis & Process Management, International Business Management, Computer Animation, and Data Analytics, designed for fast entry into the workforce.
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  Master's Programs including Canada's first master's degree bridging animation, games, and immersive media.
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  Continuing & Professional Studies part-time courses, microcredentials, and professional upskilling.
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  Five Faculties Animation, Arts & Design; Applied Health & Community Studies; Applied Science & Technology; Humanities & Social Sciences; and the Pilon School of Business.

Sheridan College International Students Criteria

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  Academic requirement: A higher secondary certificate (Class 12) for undergraduate diplomas and degrees; a recognised post-secondary diploma or degree for graduate certificate and postgraduate programs. A minimum of around 60–65% in prior studies is generally expected.
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  English proficiency: Proof of English-language ability is required, as all Sheridan programs are taught in English. Typical scores are IELTS 6.5, TOEFL iBT 88, PTE 60, or Duolingo 115 for degree and graduate-certificate programs; some diplomas accept slightly lower scores (around IELTS 6.0).
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  Program-specific requirements: Requirements vary by program as some require a portfolio, resume, prerequisite subjects, or a specific level of computer literacy. Always check your chosen program page.
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  Supporting documents: Official academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency, a Statement of Purpose (SOP), and Letters of Recommendation (LORs) where required.
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  Credential evaluation: International qualifications must meet the Canadian admission equivalencies; some programs may require an external credential assessment.
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  Application: Submit through the Sheridan International Student Application portal with a non-refundable application fee of CAD 100.
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  Study permit: Once you receive a Letter of Acceptance, you must obtain a valid Canadian study permit before arriving.

Sheridan College Scholarships

Sheridan offers a range of entrance scholarships, awards, and bursaries to support both international and domestic students. Awards are typically based on academic merit, with some open to all incoming students. Applying early improves your chances, as some funding is limited.

1. International Entrance Scholarships

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  Awarded to high-achieving incoming international students.
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  Values typically range from CAD 1,000 to CAD 3,000.
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  Based on academic merit; applied toward tuition.

2. Entrance Scholarships & Awards

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  A range of merit-based awards for incoming students across programs.
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  Assessed on academic record and, in some cases, program of study.
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  Some awards are automatic on admission; others require a separate application.

3. Bursaries & Financial Aid

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  Need-based bursaries to help students facing financial difficulty.
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  Domestic students may also access the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP).
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  Work Study opportunities available for eligible enrolled students.