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Ask a working animator anywhere in the world where Canada’s best animation training happens, and one name comes up again and again: Sheridan College. Seven of its animation graduates have won Academy Awards, including Domee Shi, who directed Pixar’s Turning Red and won an Oscar for the short film Bao, and Sheridan alumni have worked on more than 40 Disney and Pixar features. That reputation was built over more than five decades at Sheridan’s Trafalgar Road campus in Oakville, Ontario, where the animation program has trained illustrators, storyboard artists and directors since the 1970s.
But Sheridan is far bigger than animation alone. Founded in 1967, it now teaches business, technology, health, skilled trades and community services alongside its famous arts programs, spread across three campuses in the Greater Toronto Area. For Nepalese students, that mix of a globally respected creative program and career-focused business and tech diplomas is a big part of the appeal.
This page walks through what Sheridan actually offers — its campuses, programs, admission requirements and everyday student life — with support available through Goreto’s education counselling in Nepal for anyone applying to study in Canada.
Sheridan operates three campuses, all in the Greater Toronto Area:
| S.No | Campus Name | City | Province | Country |
| 1. | Trafalgar Road Campus | Oakville | Ontario | Canada |
| 2. | Hazel McCallion Campus | Mississauga | Ontario | Canada |
| 3. | Davis Campus | Brampton | Ontario | Canada |
Sheridan currently offers 454 courses. They are as follows:
| S.NO | PROGRAM LEVEL | NUMBER OF COURSES |
| 1 | Diploma | 157 |
| 2 | Post Graduate | 106 |
| 3 | Advanced Diploma | 85 |
| 4 | Certificate | 36 |
| 5 | Bachelors | 84 |
| 6 | Fast Track | 1 |
Sheridan runs on-campus residence at both Trafalgar (Oakville) and Davis (Brampton) campuses, and international students registered at Sheridan have access to a full range of on-campus facilities, including:
Sheridan counts more than 210,000 graduates worldwide. Some of its notable alumni include:
The application fee for Sheridan College is 100. This application fee is to be paid along with the completed application, mandatory documents, SOP & LOR for admissions. Also, note that paying the application fee doesn’t guarantee admission.
The average tuition fee for Sheridan College per semester is CAD $6,000. You can find semester-wise tuition fee/tuition fee per annum for UG, PG, Diploma, and MBA courses here:
| UG Tuition Fee | PG Tuition Fee | Diploma Tuition Fee | MBA Tuition Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| CAD $13441 | CAD $15775 | CAD $10863 | CAD $17902 |
Sheridan’s Library & Learning Services team offers research help in person, by chat, email or phone across its campus libraries, along with access to e-books, databases and research guides. The Trafalgar Campus library can be reached at 905-845-9430 (ext. 2482), Monday to Friday.
Sheridan’s Career Services team (905-874-4440, caps@sheridancollege.ca) helps students with resume reviews, mock interviews and job postings, and many programs build in co-op terms or field placements that put students in front of employers before they graduate. Architectural Technology co-op students, for example, have placed with organizations including the City of Mississauga and PCL Construction. Sheridan’s Community Employment Services also runs employer connections and career events through the year.
International students on a valid study permit can generally work part-time on or off campus while classes are in session, and full-time during scheduled breaks, up to the hours currently permitted under their study permit. Sheridan’s Career Services team posts on-campus and local part-time openings, and many students also find work through campus bookstores, libraries and food services at Trafalgar, Davis and Hazel McCallion.
Sheridan runs three intakes a year — September, January and May — though not every program is open in every intake, so it’s worth checking a specific program’s page before planning an application.
| BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAM – ELIGIBILITY | ||
| Minimum 60% in 10th & 12th. | Minimum 5.5, IELTS reading score 5.5 IELTS Writing score, Minimum 5.5 Listening score, Minimum 5.5 Speaking score. Overall 6.0 IELTS band score. | SOP, LOR, Transcript, Resume, Official score reporting, WES. |
| POST-SECONDARY DIPLOMA OR CERTIFICATE PROGRAM – ELIGIBILITY | ||
| Minimum 60% in 10th & 12th. Minimum 55% in diploma & Bachelor’s courses. | Minimum 6.0 IELTS reading score, 6.0 IELTS Writing score, Minimum 6.0 Listening score, Minimum 6.0 Speaking score. Overall 6.5 IELTS band score. | SOP, LOR, Transcript, Resume, Official score reporting, WES. |
| GRADUATE CERTIFICATE PROGRAM – ELIGIBILITY | ||
| Minimum 60% in 10th & 12th. | Minimum 5.5 IELTS reading score, 5.5 IELTS Writing score, Minimum 5.5 Listening score, Minimum 5.5 Speaking score. Overall 6.0, IELTS band score. | SOP, LOR, Transcript, Resume, Official score reporting, WES. |
| PG Work permit | Yes |
| Part-time jobs | Yes |
| Internship | Yes |
| Scholarship | Yes |
| Research | Yes |
| Credit transfer | Yes |
| Co Ops | Yes |
| Option for PR | Yes |
Phone Number
905 459 7533
Email id:
international@sheridancollege.ca
Website:
https://www.sheridancollege.ca/admissions/international-centre
Location (Trafalgar Road Campus, Oakville):
Address (Davis Campus):
7899 McLaughlin Road, Brampton, Ontario, Canada – L6Y 5H9
| Program Level | IELTS | PTE | TOEFL | DUOLINGO |
| Post Graduate | 6.5 not Less than 6.0 | 60 No Less Than 57 | 88 not less than 21 | 115 No Less Than 95 |
| Diploma | 6.0 not less than 5.5 | 58 No Less Than 48 | 80 not less than 20 | 105 No Less Than 85 |
| Advanced Diploma | 6.0 not less than 5.5. | 58 No Less Than 48 | 80 not less than 20 | 105 No Less Than 85 |
| Bachelor Degree | 6.5 not less than 6.0. | 60 No Less Than 57 | 84 not less than 20 | 115 No Less Than 95 |
| Certificate | 6.0 not less than 5.5. | 58 No Less Than 48 | 80 not less than 21 | 105 No Less Than 85 |
Exact document requirements vary by program and study level. See Goreto’s full study-abroad document checklist for a complete breakdown.
Sheridan reviews applications on a rolling basis, but popular programs fill up early. As a general rule, aim to submit a complete application, including English test scores and supporting documents, about 9 to 12 months ahead of your intended intake so there’s enough time for offer, visa and pre-departure processing.
Prog Code:
PBAFC
Duration:
3 year(s)
Part time jobs:
Yes
PGWP eligibility:
Yes
IELTS:
6
TOEFL:
80
PTE:
58
*Note:
Advanced diploma at the Pilon School of Business, Hazel McCallion Campus, with up to three optional co-op work terms and FP Canada Approved Fundamentals coursework.
Prog Code:
PINDE
Duration:
2 year(s)
Part time jobs:
Yes
PGWP eligibility:
Yes
IELTS:
6
TOEFL:
80
PTE:
58
*Note:
Two-year diploma recognized by the Decorators & Designers Association of Canada (DDA), with industry guest lecturers and a work placement.
Prog Code:
PATCN
Duration:
2 year(s)
Part time jobs:
Yes
PGWP eligibility:
Yes
IELTS:
6
TOEFL:
80
PTE:
58
*Note:
Two-year diploma covering CAD, building and assembly systems and document preparation; graduates can progress into the Architectural Technology advanced diploma.
Prog Code:
PBCRDT
Duration:
4 year(s)
Part time jobs:
Yes
PGWP eligibility:
Yes
IELTS:
6.5
TOEFL:
88
PTE:
60
*Note:
Four-year honours bachelor degree at Trafalgar Campus with hands-on studio work in printing, weaving, dyeing and digital textile design.
Prog Code:
PEDSI
Duration:
2 year(s)
Part time jobs:
Yes
PGWP eligibility:
Yes
IELTS:
6
TOEFL:
80
PTE:
58
*Note:
Accelerated diploma preparing students to support students with disabilities and Individual Education Plans, with school-based field placements.
Sheridan runs three on-campus residences — two at Trafalgar Campus in Oakville (housing roughly 824 students combined) and one at Davis Campus in Brampton (housing roughly 386 students) — offering furnished, air-conditioned suites with 24-hour secure access.
Sheridan’s international student housing page lists off-campus rental resources for students who prefer to live outside residence, and the International Centre can also help new students with housing questions before they arrive.
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