Sheridan College is a public college in Ontario, Canada, with three campuses in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA): Davis Campus in Brampton, Trafalgar Campus in Oakville, and Hazel McCallion Campus in Mississauga. The college offers a range of diploma, graduate certificate, and bachelor's degree programs.
Why Choose Sheridan College?
- Career-Focused Programs Across 3 GTA Campuses: Sheridan's Davis, Trafalgar, and Hazel McCallion campuses are all within the Greater Toronto Area, close to jobs, internships, and public transit.
- Programs in Early Childhood Education and Social Services: Sheridan offers two-year Early Childhood Education and Social Service Worker diplomas. Both programs include practical learning opportunities, including field placements, to help students develop industry-relevant skills.
- Hands-On Skilled Trades Training: The two-year Welding and Fabrication Technician diploma at Davis Campus combines practical welding instruction, fabrication training, and technical knowledge to prepare students for careers in skilled trades.
- Specialized Business and Healthcare Programs: Sheridan offers graduate certificates in areas such as Healthcare Administration and Service Management. This program has one-year and two-year study tracks at Davis Campus, allowing eligible applicants with previous postsecondary education to develop specialized healthcare leadership and management skills.
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Sheridan College Fees for International Students
Tuition varies by program and length. Approximate international tuition fees for 2026-27 can be found below:
Note: These are approximate ranges and do not include ancillary fees. Sheridan publishes exact per-program tuition and ancillary fees on its official fees page, broken down by program code and start term. Confirm your program's exact fee before applying.
Other Mandatory Fees
All international students must also budget for mandatory health coverage with Guard.me, a non-refundable application fee, and a tuition deposit required to receive your Letter of Acceptance for Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) purposes. Confirm current amounts directly with Sheridan.
International Student Scholarships
Sheridan offers entrance awards and ongoing scholarships open to international students, including merit-based entrance scholarships and awards tied to specific programs. Amounts and eligibility change each year.
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International Entrance Scholarship: Awards between $2,000 and $5,000 to incoming international students beginning Year 1 (Semester 1) of an eligible academic program. Funding is scaled to standard program length: $2,000 for one-year certificates/graduate certificates, $3,000 for two-year programs or master’s degrees, $4,000 for three-year diplomas/degrees, and $5,000 for four-year degrees.
- Disbursed in two equal installments across your first year of study, your confirmed award allocation is specified directly on your Letter of Acceptance (LOA). English for Academic Purposes (EAP/ESL), the Bachelor of Animation (PBAAA), and Practical Nursing (PPNSG) are not eligible.
Note: Check the Sheridan scholarships and awards page for what is currently available.
Programs at Sheridan College
Sheridan offers diploma, advanced diploma, graduate certificate, and degree programs across its Davis, Trafalgar, and Hazel McCallion campuses.
Diploma and Graduate Certificate Programs
Early Childhood Education
Diploma, 2 years
Learn child development theory and gain hands-on experience in licensed childcare settings, preparing you for registration as an Early Childhood Educator in Ontario.
Social Service Worker
Diploma, 2 years
Build counselling, case management, and advocacy skills for work with individuals, families, and communities in social service settings.
Welding and Fabrication Technician
Diploma, 1 year
Get hands-on training in welding processes, blueprint reading, and metal fabrication for entry into skilled trades roles.
Healthcare Administration and Services Management
Graduate Certificate, 1 year
For degree or diploma holders, this program builds healthcare operations, planning, and management skills for administrative roles in the health sector.
Supply Chain Management: Logistics Automation
Graduate Certificate, 1 year
Build skills in logistics technology, automation tools, and supply chain operations, for graduates looking to specialize in modern logistics roles.
Note: Sheridan offers many more programs beyond those shown here. Check the ApplyBoard platform for the full, current list, availability, and campus for each program.
Admission Requirements
Entry requirements vary by program. Always confirm the specific requirements for your program and country before applying.
- Early Childhood Education and Social Service Worker (Diplomas): Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, including Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), or mature student status (at least 19 years old).
- Welding and Fabrication Technician (Diploma): OSSD or equivalent, including Grade 12 English (ENG4C or ENG4U), or mature student status (at least 19 years old).
- Healthcare Administration and Services Management (Graduate Certificate): A postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma, or degree. Applicants may also qualify through demonstrated competence based on educational experience and/or related work experience. Applicants with unrelated credentials or work experience may need to provide additional information explaining their preparation for the program.
- Supply Chain Management: Logistics Automation (Graduate Certificates): A postsecondary diploma, advanced diploma, or degree, or demonstrated competence through educational experience and/or related work experience.
English Language Requirements
Check Sheridan's English language requirements page for your specific program's exact minimum score, since requirements can vary by program.
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How to Apply to Sheridan College Through ApplyBoard
You apply to Sheridan College through the ApplyBoard platform.
Before you apply, prepare the following documents:
- Valid passport (biographical page)
- Official academic transcripts from all previously attended institutions
- English language test results (IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE)
- For graduate certificates: proof of your completed diploma or degree
Submit your application through the ApplyBoard platform. Choose your program, campus, and intake. Popular programs such as Early Childhood Education and Social Service Worker can fill quickly, so apply as early as possible.
If you meet the requirements, Sheridan will send your Letter of Acceptance (LOA). Review it carefully, including your deposit deadline.
Pay your tuition deposit by the deadline on your LOA to confirm your seat and begin the Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) process.
Ontario issues a limited number of Provincial Attestation Letters (PALs) each year. Sheridan received one of the larger PAL allocations among Ontario colleges for 2026, but PALs are limited, so apply early.
Use your LOA, PAL, and payment receipt to apply for a Canadian study permit.
Sheridan offers limited residence spaces at its Trafalgar and Davis campuses. Apply early for a room, or start your off-campus housing search well before your program begins, since the GTA rental market is competitive.
Frequently Asked Questions: Sheridan College
Sheridan has 3 campuses in the Greater Toronto Area: Davis in Brampton, Trafalgar in Oakville, and Hazel McCallion in Mississauga.
International tuition and fees at Sheridan College vary by program and academic year. For 2026–2027, costs for many diploma and graduate certificate programs are approximately $9,000 to $11,000 CAD per semester, although some programs may cost more. Additional expenses, including books, supplies, and living costs, should also be budgeted for. Check Sheridan's official 2026–2027 fee estimates to find the estimated tuition and fees for your specific program.
Sheridan is a public college, and its diploma and graduate certificate programs are generally eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit if they meet the field-of-study requirements that apply to study permits issued on or after November 1, 2024. Confirm your specific program against IRCC's current rules before you apply.
Sheridan suspended admissions to a number of programs in late 2024 as part of a budget review. None of the programs featured in this article were on that list at the time of writing, but always confirm your program's current status before applying.
Yes. International students with a valid Canadian study permit are generally permitted to work up to 24 hours per week off campus during term time and full-time during scheduled breaks, subject to their permit conditions.
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