sheridan college viewbook 2011/2012

Full- T IME v I E w b ook2011/2012

apply knowledge creatively

Discover a richer, more rewarding future at Sheridan!

Tour our campusesBook a campus tour and meet one of the Sheridan STARS. 1. Book online: www.sheridaninstitute.ca2. Email us: [email protected]. Call us: 905-459-7533, ext. 5100 (Davis Campus, Brampton) 905-845-9430, ext. 2075 (Trafalgar Road Campus, Oakville)

Visit our Open Houseopen House at SheridanSaturday, November 20, 2010Davis and Trafalgar Road Campuses11 a.m. – 3 p.m.Register online at openhouse.sheridaninstitute.ca after September 25

Check out our other eventsontario College Information Fair Direct Energy Centre, TorontoTuesday, October 19, 201010 a.m. - 7 p.m.www.collegefair.ca

Graduate Certificate open HouseSpring 2011 - check our website for date and time

Arts open House for High School StudentsSpring 2011 - check our website for date and time

If you are a high school student, or a parent, you are invited on campus for a preview tour of the annual Arts Open House. We showcase select programs in digital media and communications, performing arts, and visual arts and design.

Chat with us online Get your answers right away! Visit chatlive.sheridaninstitute.ca regularly for the dates of our next webchats.

Sheridan: There’s a lot to discover Prepare yourself for the fast-changing workplace 2

Learn to apply knowledge creatively 4

A choice of credentials and pathways 6

Connect learning to career success 8

Choose from over 100 programs 10

Programs for new immigrants and international students 12

Our campuses and facilities 14

Building for Business in Mississauga - 2011 16

Financing your education 18

Life outside the classroom 20

Transferring between institutions 22

Find the program that’s right for you 36

How to apply and critical dates 38

Maps and contact information 53

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Whether you are interested in business, the arts, e-commerce or information technologies, you want to prepare yourself for a successful career. You need to learn how to work both independently and as part of a team, to communicate effectively and apply knowledge in many ways. At Sheridan we can teach you how to apply knowledge creatively.

The workplace is changing.

Pick a job. Any job. Ask yourself, “Has that job changed over the last 10 years? The last five?” Whether the job is in business, education, IT, the arts or any other field, it has likely evolved. The impact of technology, the Internet, mobile communications, the economy and global trade are being felt in every field.

What will it take to prepare yourself for a rapidly changing workplace, now and in the future, when things will be moving even faster?

Every career choice requires a solid base of knowledge and understanding in language, literacy and numbers, as well as learning specific to your chosen discipline. Your future success will depend on being able to apply this knowledge creatively, in ways that go beyond what you can find in any textbook.

This is what Sheridan has been teaching for over 40 years. In the process we have become leaders in various fields, such as animation – Sheridan graduates are behind the award-winning stories and special effects you see in many hit movies. That creative approach to learning is used in all Sheridan programs, from business to technology to education.

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At Sheridan our mission is to “Provide students of all ages with the knowledge and skills to thrive in a rapidly changing world.”

We recognize that the workplace is fundamentally changing. For us, it has never been enough just to teach a curriculum; we prepare you for the future and equip you to participate in an economy that is increasingly driven by innovation and creativity.

How do we help you develop to your full potential and thrive in this rapidly changing world?

• We offer a wide range of programs – over 130 – to help you discover and achieve your own personal and career goals.

• We foster a creative community where students are encouraged to collaborate, to experiment and question

• Your passion for learning will be ignited by a creative community where students are encouraged to collaborate, to experiment, to question and to innovate.

• Our faculty offer you practical knowledge, to help you master skills and capabilities within your chosen discipline. Many of our instructors have come from successful careers or continue to work in their field, while they teach.

• Your journey will be filled with rewarding experiences, possibly including internships or other on-the-job learning, preparing you to work in your chosen field, or to go on to further education and learning.

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We will teach you how to apply knowledge creatively to help you shine brighter

When you attend Sheridan, you’ll be joining a community where the needs of students come first and where the goal is to help students develop, achieve and succeed.

Sheridan offers career-focused programs to a diverse student body – from high school to postsecondary graduates and internationally trained newcomers. All are provided with the blend of theoretical and applied learning that makes them career ready when they graduate.

We offer flexibility, so that you can build on your existing knowledge, credentials and experience, to attain qualifications that employers recognize and value. For full-time students there are five types of credentials:

Ontario College Certificate programs can generally be earned in one year or less. Some are career-specific; others are foundation programs. Foundation programs are a stepping stone to further deeper study in your field of interest. They introduce theory and practice to students who want to assess their talent, build a basic portfolio or skill set, and chart a course for further study.

Ontario College Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas are two and three-year programs. Some are for a broad base of study, which enables graduates to pursue various career opportunities and others are more focused as preparation for a specific field of work.

Bachelor’s Degrees combine the theory and critical thinking of a university program with hands-on, applied learning and a practical work term. Top employers compete for these graduates and entrance into the programs themselves can be highly competitive.

Graduate Certificates are one-year postgraduate programs that generally require applicants to hold a postsecondary diploma or degree. These programs offer students the oppor-tunity to further hone their skills and gain practical experience that will help them gain a competitive edge in the job market.

We offer a wide range of credentials to suit your interests and ambitions

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AppRenticeShipS

Skilled tradespeople are in high demand and they’re well paid. Our apprenticeship programs provide students with academic instruction and expert hands-on training in excellent facilities. To be eligible, students must be employed and sponsored by their employer.

WoRkfoRce Development AnD continuinG eDucAtion

In our Continuing Education and Workforce Development programs we offer a wide range of credentials including job-specific certificates, professional accreditations and courses in preparation for professional licenses.

Continuing Education offers thousands of courses that are designed to build your current skills or help you embark on a new career. We provide online distance programs and courses during evenings and weekends designed to accommodate busy lifestyles. These courses are detailed in a separate print calendar and online at http://ce.sheridaninstitute.ca.

univeRSitY pARtneRShipS

university transfer Agreements

Our goal is to make it as easy as possible to build on qualifications you have earned at other institutions or at Sheridan. We have agreements with universities in Canada and abroad that provide advanced standing into related programs. Please see the chart starting on page 25 for a sample of these agreements or visit our website. For general information on transfer agreements in Ontario, go to www.ocutg.on.ca.

Joint college – university Degrees

Collaborative programs are partnerships between Sheridan and university partners where students study at both institutions. Some collaborative programs allow students to earn credentials from both schools, while others award the university credential alone.

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We offer a wide range of credentials to suit your interests and ambitions

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On-tHe-jOb experience befOre yOu graduateSheridan’s co-op and field placement programs give you a jump-start by providing valuable, on-the-job experience while you finish your academic studies. They are a key aspect of learning that complements what you learn in the classroom and online.

Field placements offer value to both the student and the sponsoring organization, enhancing résumés and helping develop a network of contacts. Paid co-op placements are a minimum of 360 hours and are related specifically to the academic program.

We have a team dedicated to assisting students with finding the very best co-op and field placements.

For full details visit: http://coop.sheridaninstitute.ca W

get career planning and jOb-searcH HelpSheridan’s Career Centres offer career planning and job-search support to full-time students and alumni. Professionals from the Centres work with Sheridan students to provide them with the tools, coaching and information they will need to make the best decisions and take charge of their careers. Students can also benefit from the Centres’ tutoring program that provides valuable academic support from senior students.

Full-time students looking for part-time employment, summer employment, or for employment after graduation can take advantage of jobs.sheridan, the Career Centre’s online database. It allows you to access job postings and apply easily.

lOst yOur jOb and need a secOnd career?Second Career is a program offered by the Ontario government to help laid off workers with skills training to help them find jobs in high-demand occupations in Ontario and provide financial support.

Second Career is a cost-sharing grant provided on the basis of need; therefore, applicants may be required to contribute to their training or education. Second Career may cover such things as: tuition, books, transportation and basic living allowance.

Most Sheridan diploma and some certificate programs may be eligible for Second Career funding.

For more information visit http://secondcareer.sheridaninstitute.ca or call 905-459-7533 ext. 5068.

WHen students need HelpWhatever the need, we provide a number of different services to help students adapt to life at Sheridan and thrive.

As you adjust to college life, the Student Advisement Centre is your first point of contact for all of your Sheridan needs. We provide information, support, general advice and appropriate referrals to other college areas. At the Centre, you get accurate information to help you get through the school year.

If you need to discuss issues that are affecting your life at Sheridan, our Counselling Service is here to help. If you are having problems, no matter how personal, you can come and consult with our trained counsellors.

Peer Mentors are student leaders who work within our services and academic programs to assist students in being successful. Peer Mentors will support you as new students to better integrate into college life. The motto of the Peer Mentor program is “students helping students.”

Health Services are provided at Sheridan’s Trafalgar Road and Davis campuses including professional health care, lifestyle and health counselling and referrals to appropriate health specialists. Registered nurses and physicians handle emergency matters, minor treatment and health education.

Students with special health requirements are welcome to drop in to make appropriate arrangements for their health care needs.

Our staff in Services work to ensure that students with disabilities have the technology and support to fully participate in their academic programs and realize their potential.

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Get the Job: Take a look at our Stats*

94% Employer Satisfaction

82% Graduate Employment Rate

79% Graduate Satisfaction

86% Knowledge/Skills Career Ready

* Based on 2010 Key Performance Indicator Results (KPIs) – an annual rating of all Ontario colleges.

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We teach the “soft skills” and then help launch your career with co-op and field placements and through the services of our career centre so your future will be richer and more rewarding.

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ceRtificAteS

academic upgrading/academic and career entrance (ace)

animal care

apprenticeship

art fundamentals

electrical techniques

english language studies (esl)

fundamentals of fitness leadership

general arts and science – college profile

general arts and science – Health profile

general arts and science – pre-business profile

general arts and science – technology profile

general arts and science – university profile (1 year)

Help desk technician

Mechanical techniques – plumbing

Mechanical techniques – tool and die Maker

Media fundamentals

Office administration – general

performing arts – preparation

personal support Worker

retail pharmacy assistant

Welding techniques

DiplomAS AnD ADvAnceD DiplomAS

advertising

architectural technician/technology

banking and Wealth Management

business – general

business administration – accounting

business administration – finance

business administration – Human resources

business administration – Marketing

chemical engineering technology

chemical engineering technology – environmental

chemical laboratory technician

child and youth Worker

community and justice studies

community Worker – Outreach and development

computer engineering technician/technology

computer programmer

computer systems technician – software engineering

computer systems technology – software development and network engineering

computer systems technology – systems analyst

cosmetic techniques and Management

crafts and design – ceramics

crafts and design – fabrics

crafts and design – furniture

crafts and design – glass

early childhood education

early childhood education – intensive

educational assistant

educational assistant fast track intensive

electromechanical engineering technician/ technology

electronics engineering technician/ technology

environmental technician

esthetician

general arts and science – university profile

information technologies support services

interior decorating

internet communications technology

investigation – public and private

journalism – broadcast

journalism – print

Mechanical engineering technician/ technology

Mechanical engineering technician/ technology – design and drafting

Media arts

Music theatre – performance

Office administration – executive

Office administration – legal

Office administration – Medical

paralegal

pharmacy technician

police foundations

practical nursing

social service Worker

social service Worker – gerontology

social service Worker – immigrant and refugee stream

technical production for theatre and live events

tourism and travel

Veterinary technician

Visual and creative arts

Visual Merchandising arts

2011/12 Academic Programs

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bAcheloR’S DeGReeS

bachelor of applied arts (animation)

bachelor of applied arts (early childhood leadership) Pending Ministry Funding Approval

bachelor of applied arts (illustration)

bachelor of applied arts (interior design)

bachelor of applied arts (photography) Pending Ministry Funding Approval

bachelor of applied business (global business Management)

bachelor of applied Health sciences (athletic therapy)

bachelor of applied Health sciences (exercise science and Health promotion)

bachelor of applied information sciences (information systems security)

bachelor of applied information sciences (information systems security) – direct entry into year 2

bachelor of applied information sciences (information systems security) – direct entry into year 3

collAboRAtive/Joint DeGRee pRoGRAmS

art and art History (bachelor of arts)

bachelor of computing and network communications (Honours) – telecommunications technology

bachelor of design (Honours)

communication, culture and information technology

theatre and drama studies (bachelor of arts)

GRADuAte ceRtificAteS

accounting in canada for internationally trained accountants

advanced special effects Makeup, prosthetics and props

advanced television and film

advertising Management

business process Management

computer animation

computer animation – digital character animation

computer animation – digital Visual effects

corporate communications

emergency Management

enterprise database Management

environmental control

financial planning

Human resource Management

interactive Multimedia

international business

journalism – new Media

Manufacturing Management

Marketing Management

Media for global professionals

project Management

Quality assurance – Manufacturing and Management

Web design

For full details on all our programs, visit: http://programs.sheridaninstitute.ca

Sheridan welcomes the worldIf you are new to Canada we offer an incomparable education and a welcoming environment. If you are an international student, although far from home, we want you to feel at home.

Sheridan is in the heart of one of Canada’s fastest growing and most culturally diverse regions. We help recent immigrants adapt to the new environment and gain rewarding employment that builds on their prior schooling and work experience. We also welcome hundreds of international students from over 60 different countries each year.

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The Sheridan Centre for Internationally Trained Individuals (SCITI)SCITI welcomes you and invites you to consider our programs and services for newcomers to Canada.

Get Advice and Help to Launch Your Career in Canada: If you are an internationally trained Individual (ITI), our ITI Advisors can help you make the right choices.

Improve Your English Language and Workplace Communication Skills: Whether you need to improve yourEnglish to feel comfortable with everyday life in your community, prepare for further education or training or to get and keep a job, we can help you choose the right program. Most are free to eligible applicants, thanks to the support of Citizenship and Immigration Canada, and some programs include occupation-specific and Canadian workplace experience options.

Community Employment Services The Employment Resource Centres in Oakville and Brampton, funded by Employment Ontario, offer a variety of services and resources to help you access your career in Canada. Benefit from one-to-one job search assistance, access to job postings and computer resources, job search workshops, and a variety of resources to help you research the labour market, find employment or start your own business.

You may also want to explore our mentoring program, which will match you with a Canadian professional in a similar field to help you network and conduct an effective job search.

Visit us at newcomers.sheridaninstitute.ca for full details on all our services and let us help you today!

serVices fOr internatiOnal studentsThe Sheridan International Centre provides a comprehensive range of services for international students including social and cultural integration. Our dedicated and supportive team of professionals takes pride in caring for our international students’ needs every step of the way.

Health Insurance coverage is included in all international student tuition fees.

For more information about services for international students, please contact the International Centre: email [email protected] or visit www.studyatsheridan.ca.

Whether you are new to Canada or have been here for a while, we’re here to help you reach your personal goals!

OppOrtunities fOr neWcOMers tO canada

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oakvilleTrAFALgAr rOAd CAMPuS & SkILLS TrAInIng CenTre

State-of-the-art facilitiesOur current three campuses (two in Oakville, one in Brampton) offer a welcoming, supportive environment and all the facilities you’ll need to have a first-class educational experience!

SkILLS TrAInIng CenTre (STC)SHerIdAn CenTre FOr AnIMATIOn And

eMergIng TeCHnOLOgIeS (SCAeT)LeArnIng COMMOnS

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Athletics Centre

A Wing

Student Residence

C Wing

Annie Smith Bldg

AA Wing

Animation Centre

D Wing

Student Centre

G Wing

K Wing

Daycare Centre

B Wing

E Wing

Sheldon Levy Centre

H Wing

S Wing (SCAET )

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CenTre FOr HeALTHY COMMunITIeSA LAke AT THe HeArT OF

THe CAMPuS

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bramptondAVIS CAMPuS

McLaughlin Building

Library Learning Commons

Centre for Healthy Communities

Student Centre

B Wing

C Wing

Gymnasium

Annex Building

Student Residence

LIBrArY LeArnIng COMMOnS

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Located right in the heart of the Mississauga City Centre across from Square One Shopping Centre, Sheridan’s new campus will offer a variety of full-time Business programs, as well as programs and services designed to help newcomers to Canada integrate into our communities.

Sheridan’s newest campus opens in 2011 in

Mississauga Campus: Artist’s Renderings

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tHe caMpus Will be leading edge in its design, serVice & prOgraMMing

• State-of-the-art Library/Computer Commons

• A range of Student Services including bookstore, cafeteria, fitness room, and assistance for students with disabilities.

• Welcome Centre with one-stop access to assessment, advisement and referral services

• Excellent public transit accessibility; a five-minute walk from the Square One bus terminal

• 30 classrooms/lecture halls, many equipped for video-conferencing and technology-supported learning

• Fully accessible: wide doors to all classrooms, barrier free washrooms, elevator annunciation.

Mississauga caMpus prOgraMsSheridan School of Business

• Two and three year diploma programs in Accounting, Finance, Human Resources and Marketing, and Banking and Wealth Management

• Post-Graduate programs in Business Process Management, Financial Planning, Human Resources Management, International Business, Marketing Management, and Project Management.

Programs for newcomers and workers in transition

• English-language programs to help adults integrate into the workplace or prepare for further studies.

• Academic Upgrading programs to help people get the skills they need to enter a college program or improve their job prospects – daytime and evening courses in Math, Science, English and Computer skills.

the heart of the mississauga city centre!

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Financing your educationeducation is an investment in your future. Shortage of funds should not prevent you from benefiting. We can help you secure funding and every year we administer over $4 million of bursaries, scholarships and awards that are additional to government assistance.

gOVernMent assistance (Osap)The Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is a government-sponsored program designed to help students fund education. OSAP entitlements are determined based on specific financial circumstances.

OSAP loans have to be repaid. In addition, there are grants and bursaries that do not have to be paid back. Full-time students can apply for grants to help pay for technology and textbooks.

Detailed information, including online application procedures and deadlines for applications are on the OSAP website at osap.gov.on.ca

sHeridan bursariesThere are a number of bursaries for Sheridan students who demonstrate financial need. These include:

Entrance bursaries* are open to students attending Sheridan for the first time. Amounts range from $500 - $1,500.

Needs based bursaries* are program-specific awards offered to students who are studying in some of Sheridan’s applied degree, post-graduate and other higher cost programs. Students must be receiving OSAP or out-of-province financial assistance to qualify. Amounts range from $250 - $2,500.

Set-Aside Bursaries (for OSAP and non-OSAP students) are based on need and available to students studying in a postsecondary program. Once your classes have begun you will be invited to apply online. Amounts range from $250 - $2,000.

For full details on all the Financial Aid options Sheridan has to offer, including awards information and application forms, visit http://financialaid.sheridaninstitute.ca.

*Application forms are available on our financial aid website.

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scHOlarsHips, aWards and bursariesStudent Union Entrance Awards are granted to approximately 50 first year students who have an excellent academic record in high school, active volunteer leadership experience and a financial need. Students receive $2,500.

Glenna Carr Scholarships are awarded by invitation to top performing students. Eight are awarded each year (2 for each academic school) with a value of up to $5,000 each.

Queen Elizabeth II Aiming for the Top Scholarships are awarded to students starting college in the fall who have graduated from high school in 2010. Applicants must have a graduating average of 80% and demonstrate financial need (based on the OSAP application).

There are over 120 other separate awards, scholarships and bursaries that have been kindly donated by individuals and corporations. To find out about eligibility and how to apply please see http://awards.sheridaninstitute.ca or visit the Financial Aid and Awards Offices at either campus.

OntariO and sHeridan WOrk study prOgraMsTo help you pay for your education you can earn money by working part-time at Sheridan while you are attending. You need to fill in an application form and apply for specific jobs.

iMpOrtant adVice abOut financing yOur educatiOn: Develop a budget for the year. Take into account potential

costs including tuition fees $3,000 - $12,000; residence $5,700; food and living expenses $1,000 - $2,000; books, supplies and parking $1,000 or more. These costs are approximate.

Stick to the budget so your money will last through the year and you won’t get into a financial crisis.

Apply for all the awards, scholarships and bursaries you are eligible for.

Apply for OSAP at least 10 weeks prior to the start of your classes.

If you apply for OSAP assistance, your fees will be deferred (postponed) until receipt of your loan, and you only need pay a small amount up front when your fees are due ($300).

If you are having financial trouble, please come in and talk to us. We can help you budget and control your costs.

If you are offered credit card deals, be careful. It is easy to spend too much money on credit, but it can be a burden to pay off.

If you have a funding emergency, need information or advice please visit the Financial Aid Office in person (our hours are between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday).

Davis Campus, Room B200 Phone: 905-459-7533, ext. 5061 Trafalgar Road Campus, Room D100 Phone: 905-815-4060

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On-caMpus residenceThere are a number of benefits to living on-campus. The facilities are fully furnished and include a bedroom/study with a shared kitchenette and three-piece bathroom. Housekeeping is included and there is an on-site laundry, games room and theme lounges.

In addition you’ll be part of a friendly community with 24-hour support and security. Best of all you are minutes away from the classrooms, so you can sleep in and still make it to class on time!

The cost for accommodation, utilities included, is approximately $5,700 for 8 months.

For more information, visit www.theplace2be.ca (choose Davis Campus or Trafalgar Road Campus from the popup menu).

liVing Off-caMpusGood quality rental accommodation is available close to our campuses. For an online service that can help you get started, visit www.places4students.com. Remember to choose Sheridan College – Oakville or Sheridan College – Brampton, depending on which campus you’re interested in.

if you cannot commute from home, or if you want to have some independence, you can rent off-campus or you can move into our hassle-free, on-campus residences.

make yourself at home away from home

Standard Residence: Artist’s Rendering

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atHletics and recreatiOnFor dedicated athletes we have teams that compete at the highest levels in men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball and soccer.

For casual working out, athletes can use our fully equipped fitness studios and weight rooms plus participate in a variety of different fitness and exercise programs, go skating and swimming or play other sports, including squash, racquetball and badminton.

student uniOn The Sheridan Student Union works hard to enrich the student experience through a variety of services and memorable events including charity drives and live concerts.

build a great life outside the classroom

there’s more to college life than academics! Outside the classroom, sheridan students can take advantage of a wide array of facilities and recreational activities.

COnnexIOn nIgHTCLuB

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generAL TrAnSFer POLICIeSEach university determines its own transfer policies for students with college credits/credentials and these are subject to change. The information below is intended as a general guide. Students must contact the Admissions Offices at the universities they are interested in for specific details.

AdMISSIOn TO unIVerSITYAt most universities, a minimum of one year of study at Sheridan will enable you to be considered for admission to year 1 at that university, even if you do not have six Grade 12 U or M credits from high school. However, some university programs have specific academic pre-requisites that will be required for eligibility and it is your responsibility to determine and complete those pre-requisites. You must meet the universities’ minimum grade requirement to be considered and may need to exceed that requirement for admission.

TrAnSFer CredITThe amount of transfer credit varies from university to university and is granted dependent on:

a) The compatibility of your Sheridan studies with the program you wish to enter at University

b) Your overall academic average at Sheridan and, in some cases, your individual course marks

c) Typically, you will need to successfully complete more than one year of study at Sheridan for transfer credit(s)

Some universities grant “block transfer credit” based on the length of your Sheridan studies. Other universities assess transfer credit on a course by course basis (advanced standing). It is your responsibility to check with the Admissions Office at the university of your choice.

Continuing Your education at university

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SheRiDAn pRoGRAm univeRSitY nAme univeRSitY cReDentiAl Maximum credit given at university*

average time for credit completion**

Advanced Television and Film Edith Cowan University Master of Professional Communications (Film and Video) 120 credits 1 ECU semester

Master of Professional Communications (Screen Studies) 120 credits 1 ECU semester

Master of Innovative Technology 120 credits 1 ECU semester

Griffith University Master of Arts in Film and Television Studies 20 credit points 2 semesters

Advertising - 2 years Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Marketing 60 credit hours 2 years

York University Bachelor of Administrative Studies - Marketing Up to 30 credits 90 credits

Advertising - 3 years Athabasca University Bachelor of Management (4-year Post Diploma) 30 credits

Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 60 credits

Bachelor of Human Resources and Labour Relations (4-year Post Diploma) 30 credits

Bachelor of Management (4-year Post Diploma with Major) 30 credits

Bachelor of Management (3-year Post Diploma) 30 credits

Bachelor of Business Administration - Marketing 90 credit hours 1 year

Griffith University Bachelor of Communication 160 credit points 2 semesters

Bachelor of Communication 120 credit points 3 semesters

Laurentian University Bachelor of Arts - Honours 66 to 72 credits 3 years

Bachelor of Arts - General 48 to 54 credits 2 years

University Canada West Bachelor of Commerce 60 credits 60 credits

University of Glamorgan Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence 3 years 1 year

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence - Marketing 3 years 1 year

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Management and Marketing 3 years 1 year

Applied Photography Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 60 credit hours 2 years

Griffith University Bachelor of Photography 160 credit points 2 semesters

Architectural Technician Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 60 credit hours 2 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 90 credit hours 1 year

Architectural Technology Athabasca University Bachelor of Science (4-year Post Diploma) 60 credits



Art Fundamentals Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 30 credits

Brock University Bachelor of Arts (Visual Arts) or Honours BA (Visual Arts) 3 credits 2.5 to 3.5 years

Fleming College Diploma Program in Visual and Creative Arts 1 year 1 year

Griffith University Bachelor of Fine Art 80 credit points 4 semesters

Ontario College of Art and Design

Bachelor of Fine Art 2.5 credits 17.5 credits

Bachelor of Applied Arts (Animation) Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 72 credits

Bachelor of Applied Arts (Illustration) Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 72 credits

A SAMPLE OF SHERIDAN’S ARTICULATION AND TRANSFER AGREEMENTS

Note: As this publication is prepared in advance, Sheridan reserves the right to make changes due to errors and omissions.

* Maximum amount of course credit based on holding specified college credential and assuming you fully meet all grade requirements. ** Shows typical time or remaining credits required to complete degree based on average course load and two semesters per year. In some cases, reach-back courses are required and this may lengthen completion time.

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Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Athletic Therapy)

Davenport University Master of Business Administration - Health Care Management Concentration 126 credit hours 1 to 1.5 years (Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences)

Bachelor of Computing and Network Communications (Honours) - Telecommunications Technology

Griffith University Master of Information Technology with Advanced Studies upon application 3 semesters

Master of Information Technology upon application 2 semesters

Banking and Wealth Management Davenport University Master of Business Administration - Professional Accountancy 90 credit hours 2 to 2.5 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - Accounting Fraud Investigation 90 credit hours 1 year

Bachelor of Business Administration - Accounting Information Management 90 credit hours 1 year

Bachelor of Business Administration - Professional Accountancy 90 credit hours 1 year

Bachelor of Business Administration - Finance 90 credit hours 1 year

Edith Cowan University Bachelor of Business major in Finance 180 credits 180 credits

Laurentian University Bachelor of Arts - General 48 to 54 credits 2 years

Bachelor of Arts - Honours 66 to 72 credits 3 years

Business - General Algoma University Bachelor of Business Administration 15 to 45 credits 75 to 105 credits

Bachelor of Arts - Accounting 15 to 45 credits 45 to 75 credits

Bachelor of Arts - Finance and Economics 15 to 45 credits 75 to 105 credits

Athabasca University Bachelor of Human Resources and Labour Relations (4-year Post Diploma) 45 credits

Bachelor of Commerce (4-year Post Diploma) 45 credits


Bachelor of Commerce (4-year Post Diploma with Major) 45 credits



Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Marketing 60 credit hours 2 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - Management 60 credit hours 2 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - International Business 60 credit hours 2 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - Strategic Human Resources Management

60 credit hours 2 years

Master of Business Administration - Strategic Human Resources Management

60 credit hours 3 to 3.5 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - Human Resources 60 credit hours 2 years

Nipissing University Bachelor of Commerce 3 semesters

University of Glamorgan Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Management and Business 2 years 2 years

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence 2 years 2 years

Business Administration - Accounting (2 years)

Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 60 credits




Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Professional Accountancy 60 credit hours 2 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - Accounting Information Management 60 credit hours 2 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - Accounting Fraud Investigation 60 credit hours 2 years

Master of Business Administration - Professional Accountancy 60 credit hours 3 to 3.5 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - Finance 60 credit hours 2 years

University of Glamorgan Bachelor of Arts (Honours) International Accounting 2 years 2 years

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Management and Business 2 years 2 years


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University of Glamorgan (cont’d)

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business and International Accounting 2 years 2 years

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence - Marketing 2 years 2 years

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Management and Business - Accounting 2 years 2 years

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence - Human Resources Management 2 years 2 years

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Management and Marketing 2 years 2 years

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence - Accounting 2 years 2 years

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Management and Human Resource Management 2 years 2 years


University of Western Sydney Bachelor of Business and Commerce 120 credit points 120 credit points


Algoma University Bachelor of Business Administration 30 to 60 credits 60 to 90 credits

Bachelor of Arts - Accounting 30 to 60 credits 30 to 60 credits

Athabasca University Bachelor of Commerce (4-year Post Diploma with Major) 66 credits





Bachelor of Human Resources and Labour Relations (4-year Post Diploma) 66 credits

Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Professional Accountancy 90 credit hours 1 year




Bachelor of Business Administration - Finance 90 credit hours 1 year

Griffith University Bachelor of Commerce 160 credit points 2 semesters

Lakehead University Bachelor of Administration 2 years 1 year

Honours Bachelor of Commerce 2 years 2 years



Nipissing University Bachelor of Business Administration 30 to 60 credits 2 to 3 years

Ryerson University Bachelor of Commerce - Information Technology Management upon application 2 years

Bachelor of Commerce in Business Management 2 years 2 years


University of Glamorgan Bachelor of Arts (Honours) International Accounting 3 years 2 years



Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business and International Accounting 3 years 1 year

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence - Accounting 3 years 1 year


Business Administration - Finance (3 years)

Algoma University Bachelor of Arts - Finance and Economics 30 to 60 credits 60 to 90 credits

Bachelor of Business Administration 30 to 60 credits 60 to 90 credits

Athabasca University Bachelor of Management (4-year Post Diploma with Major) 66 credits






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Business Administration - Finance (3 years)

Athabasca University (cont’d) Bachelor of Human Resources and Labour Relations (4-year Post Diploma) 60 to 66 credits

Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Finance 90 credit hours 1 year




Bachelor of Business Administration - Professional Accountancy 90 credit hours 1 year

Griffith University Bachelor of International Business 160 credit points 2 semesters






Ryerson University Bachelor of Commerce in Business Management 2 years 2 years

Bachelor of Commerce - Information Technology Management upon application 2 years


University of Glamorgan Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Management and Business 3 years 1 year

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) International Accounting 3 years 1 year

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence 3 years 1 year

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business and International Accounting 3 years 1 year

Business Administration - Human Resources (2 years)







Davenport University Master of Business Administration - Strategic Human Resources Management 60 credit hours 3 to 3.5 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - Human Resources 60 credit hours 2 years


Bachelor of Business Administration - Strategic Human Resources Management 60 credit hours 2 years

University of Glamorgan Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Management and Human Resource Management 2 years 2 years





Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence - Human Resources Management 2 years 2 years



Bachelor of Arts (Honours) International Accounting 2 years 2 years









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Athabasca University (cont’d)




Bachelor of Human Resources and Labour Relations (4-year Post Diploma) 60 to 66 credits

Davenport University Master of Business Administration - Strategic Human Resources Management 90 credit hours 2 to 2.5 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - Strategic Human Resources Management 90 credit hours 1 year

Master of Business Administration - Strategic Management 90 credit hours 2 to 2.5 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - Human Resources 90 credit hours 1 year

Bachelor of Business Administration - Management 90 credit hours 1 year

Bachelor of Business Administration - Strategic Management 90 credit hours 1 year

Griffith University Bachelor of Business 160 credit points 2 semesters









University of Glamorgan Bachelor of Arts - Management and Business 3 years 1 year


University of Glamorgan Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence - Human Resource Management

3 years 1 year

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Management and Human Resource Management 3 years 1 year

University of Western Sydney Bachelor of Business and Commerce (HMR or IR major) 160 credit points 80 credit points

Business Administration - Marketing (2 years)

Athabasca University Bachelor of Management (3-year Post Diploma) 45 credits






Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Human Resources 60 credit hours 2 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - Marketing 60 credit hours 2 years


University of Glamorgan Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Management and Human Resource Management 2 years 2 years






Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence - Human Resources Management

2 years 2 years

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) International Accounting 2 years 2 years





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Business Administration - Marketing (3 years)


Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 72 credits



Bachelor of Management (4-year Post Diploma with Major) 60 to 66 credits




Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Management 90 credit hours 1 year

Bachelor of Business Administration - Marketing 90 credit hours 1 year

Master of Business Administration - Strategic Management 90 credit hours 2 to 2.5 years




Honours Bachelor of Administration 2 years 2 years







University of Glamorgan Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence 3 years 1 year

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence - Marketing 3 years 1 year

Bachelor of Arts Management and Business 3 years 1 year

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Management and Marketing 3 years 1 year

University of Western Sydney Bachelor of Business and Commerce (Marketing major) 160 credit points 80 credit points

Business Administration (all 2 year programs)

Algoma University Bachelor of Arts (3 or 4 year) 15 to 45 credit units

Brock University Bachelor of Business Administration 5 credits 15 credits


Bachelor of Commerce 120 credit points 3 semesters

Laurentian Bachelor of Commerce 12 to 30 credit units 90 to 108 credit units

University of Guelph-Humber Bachelor of Business Administration 5 credits 15 credits

University of Toronto Mississauga

Bachelor of Commerce 3.0 credits 17 credits

Bachelor of Administration 3.0 credits 17 credits

University of Windsor Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) Up to 10 credits 30 credits

York University Bachelor of Administrative Studies Up to 30 credits 90 credits


Brock University Related 4-year Business degree Up to 7 credits 13 credits

Lakehead University Bachelor of Commerce (4-year) 2 years

Bachelor of Administration (3-year) 2 years

Royal Roads University Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) Direct entry to 3rd year

Ryerson University Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) Direct entry to 3rd year 2 years

University of Guelph-Humber Bachelor of Business Administration (Honours) Up to 10 credits 20 credits


Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) or Bachelor of Arts (Management) Up to 3.5 credits 16.5 credits


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University of Windsor Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) 17 credit units 23 credit units

York University Bachelor of Administrative Studies Up to 45 credits 75 credits

Chemical Engineering Technology Athabasca University Bachelor of Science (4-year Post Diploma) 60 credits

Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 90 credit hours 1 year

Lakehead University Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical) 2 years 2 years 2 months



Chemical Engineering Technology - Environmental

Athabasca University Bachelor of Science (4-year Post Diploma) 60 credits




Chemical Laboratory Technician Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 60 credit hours 2 years

Child and Youth Worker Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 90 credit hours 1 year



Royal Roads University Bachelor of Arts in Justice Studies 2 years 2 years

Community and Justice Studies Algoma University Bachelor of Arts - Law and Justice (4-year) 15 to 45 credits 75 to 105 credits

Bachelor of Arts - Law and Justice (3-year) 15 to 45 credits 45 to 75 credits

Bachelor of Arts - Psychology or Sociology (4-year) 15 to 45 credits 75 to 105 credits

Bachelor of Arts - Psychology or Sociology (3-year) 15 to 45 credits 45 to 75 credits

Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Public Safety and Security Management

60 credit hours 2 years

Griffith University Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice 120 credit points 3 semesters


Ryerson University Bachelor of Social Work 5 credits 3.5 years

Bachelor of Arts 5 credits 2.5 years

Community Development Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 60 credits

Bachelor of Professional Arts - Human Services 60 credits

Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 60 credit hours 2 years

Griffith University Bachelor of Human Services 120 credit points 3 semesters


Computer Animation - Digital Character Animation

Edith Cowan University Master of Professional Communication - Interactive Media Development 105 credits 1 ECU semester

Computer Engineering Technician Algoma University Bachelor of Arts - Computer Science (3-year) 15 to 45 credits 45 to 75 credits

Bachelor of Computer Science (4-year) 15 to 45 credits 75 to 105 credits


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Computer Engineering Technology Algoma University Bachelor of Arts - Computer Science (3-year) 30 to 60 credits 30 to 60 credits


Lakehead University Bachelor of Engineering (Software) 2 years 2 years 2 months



McMaster University Bachelor of Technology 2 years 2 years

University of Western Sydney Bachelor of Information Communication Technologies 160 credit points 80 credit points

Bachelor of Computing (Information Systems) 160 credit points 80 credit points

Computer Programmer Algoma University Bachelor of Computer Science (4-year) 15 to 45 credits 75 to 105 credits

Bachelor of Arts - Computer Science (3-year) 15 to 45 credits 45 to 75 credits

Athabasca University Bachelor of Science - Computing and Information Systems (4-year Post Diploma) 42 credits

Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Computer Gaming and Simulation 60 credit hours 2 years

Bachelor of Business Administration - Computer Information Systems 60 credit hours 2 years

Griffith University Bachelor of Engineering in Software Engineering 80 credit points 6 semesters

Bachelor of Information Technology 120 credit points 3 semesters

Univeristy of Windsor Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours) Up to 15 credits 40 credits



Computer Systems Technology - Software Development and

Network Engineering

Algoma University Bachelor of Arts - Computer Science (3-year) 30 to 60 credits 30 to 60 credits


Athabasca University Bachelor of Science 60 credits

Brock University Bachelor of Science in Computer Science up to 10 credits 1 to 2 years

Griffith University Bachelor of Information Technology 160 credit points 2 semesters






Computer Systems Technology - Systems Analyst

Algoma University Bachelor of Arts - Computer Science (3-year) 30 to 60 credits 60 to 90 credits



Bachelor of Science 60 credits

Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Computer Information Systems 90 credit hours 1 year

Griffith University Bachelor of Engineering in Software Engineering 160 credit points 2 semesters

Bachelor of Information Technology 160 credit points 2 semesters




University of Western Sydney Bachelor of Computing (Information Systems) 160 credit points 80 credit points

Bachelor of Information Communication Technologies 160 credit points 80 credit points


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Corporate Communications Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 30 credits

Edith Cowan University Master of Professional Communications up to 120 credits 1 ECU semester

Cosmetic Techniques and Management Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 60 credit hours 2 years

Crafts and Design Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 72 credits

Griffith University Master of Arts in Visual Arts upon application 2 semesters



University of Windsor Honours Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Arts) up to 4 semesters 4 semesters minimum

E-Commerce Management Athabasca University Bachelor of Commerce (4-year Post Diploma) 75 credits

Bachelor of Commerce (4-year Post Diploma with Major) 60 to 66 credits


Bachelor of Management (4-year Post Diploma with Major) 60 to 66 credits


Bachelor of Management (3-year Post Diploma) 60 to 66 credits

Davenport University Master of Business Administration - Strategic Management 90 credit hours 1 to 1.5 years


Bachelor of Business Administration - Management 90 credit hours 1 year

Griffith University Bachelor of Business (IS) or Logistics and Supply Chain Management 160 credit points 2 semesters

Bachelor of Business - Management 160 credit points 2 semesters




University of Glamorgan Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Business Excellence - Marketing 3 years 1 year

Bachelor of Arts (Honours ) Management and Business 3 years 1 year


Early Childhood Education Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Human Services 60 credits 30 to 60 credits

Brock University Bachelor of Arts 30 credits 60 to 90 credits

Charles Sturt University Bachelor of Early Childhood Studies 2 years 2 years


Griffith University Bachelor of Arts in Education 160 credit points 2 semesters

Bachelor of Human Services - Child and Family Studies 110 credit points 3 semesters

Nipissing University Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 30 credits 3 years

Bachelor of Arts 30 credits 2 years

Ryerson University Bachelor of Applied Arts (Honours) Direct entry to 3rd year 2 years

Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education 2 years 2 years

University of Guelph-Humber Bachelor of Administrative Studies Up to 10 credits 2 years

Bachelor of Applied Science (ECE) 5 credits 15 credits


Bachelor of Arts (4-year) 3.0 credits 17 credits

York University Bachelor of Arts - Honours Up to 30 credits 90 credits

Early Childhood Education - Intensive Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Human Services 30 credits


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Educational Assistant Fast Track Intensive Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Human Services 30 credits

Electromechanical Engineering Technician


Electromechanical Engineering Technology

Athabasca University Bachelor of Science (4-year) 60 credits




Electronics Engineering Technician Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 60 credit hours 2 years

Electronics Engineering Technology Athabasca University Bachelor of Science (4-year Post Diploma) 60 credits


Lakehead University Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) 2 years 2 years 2 months



Emergency Management Brock University Honours Degree in Political Science or Communications 5 credits Joint program

Environmental Control Griffith University Master of Engineering - Environmental Engineering 20 credit points 2 semesters

Master of Environmental Planning 30 credit points 2 semesters

Environmental Technician Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 60 credit hours 2 years

Griffith University Bachelor of Science upon application 3 to 4 semesters

Bachelor of Environmental Management 120 credit points 5 semesters

Bachelor of Science (Environment) 120 credit points 3 semesters

Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Environmental Engineering) 120 credit points 3 semesters

Bachelor of Arts (Environment) 120 credit points 5 semesters

Esthetician Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 60 credit hours 2 years

General Arts and Science - College Profile

Simon Fraser University Degree programs under Faculty of Arts and Sciences (4-year) 30 credits 90 credits

General Arts and Science - University Profile (2 years)

Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Human Services 60 credits 60 credits

Canisius College Bachelor of Arts - Social Sciences and Humanities up to 60 credit hours up to 60 credit hours

D’Youville College Bachelor of Arts - Interdisciplinary Studies 2 years 3 years

Master of Science in Education 2 years 3 years

Bachelor of Arts - Social Sciences and Humanities 2 years 2 years

Daemen College Bachelor of Arts - Social Sciences and Humanities up to 60 credit hours up to 60 credit hours

Griffith University Bachelor of Arts 120 credit points 3 semesters

Simon Fraser University Degree programs under Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (4-year) 60 credits 60 credits

Thompson Rivers University Bachelor of Arts - General Studies 60 credits 60 credits

Bachelor of General Studies 60 credits 60 credits

Bachelor of Arts - Sociology 60 credits 60 credits

Bachelor of Arts - Psychology 60 credits 60 credits


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General Arts and Science - University Profile (2 years)

Thompson Rivers University (cont’d)

Bachelor of Arts - History 60 credits 60 credits

Bachelor of Arts - English 60 credits 60 credits

University of Guelph-Humber Bachelor of Applied Science - Psychology 5 credits 15 credits

York University Bachelor of Arts 1 year 2 or 3 years

Human Resource Management Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 30 credits

Griffith University Master of Human Resource Management 20 credit points 2 semesters

Information Technologies Support Services


Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Computer Information Systems 60 credit hours 2 years

Interactive Multimedia Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 30 credits

Interior Decorating Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 60 credit hours 2 years

International Business Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 30 credits

Griffith University Master of International Business 40 credit points 2 semesters

Internet Communications Technology Athabasca University Bachelor of Science - Computing and Information Systems (4-year Post Diploma) 60 to 66 credits

Bachelor of Science (4-year Post Diploma) 60 credits

Brock University Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Computing and Network Communications (Co-op)

10 credits 1 to 2 years


Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 90 credit hours 1 year

Griffith University Bachelor of Information Technology 160 credit points 2 semesters




Investigation - Public and Private Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Public Safety and Management 60 credit hours 2 years


Journalism - Broadcast Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 60 credit hours 2 years

Edith Cowan University Bachelor of Communications up to 120 credits 4 ECU semesters

Griffith University Bachelor of Journalism 120 credit points 3 semesters

Journalism - New Media Edith Cowan University Master of Professional Education up to 120 credits 1 ECU semester

Bachelor of Communications up to 120 credits 4 ECU semesters

Griffith University Master of Arts 20 credit points 2 semesters

Master of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communication 20 credit points 2 semesters

Master of Arts and Media 20 credit points 2 semesters

Journalism - Print Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 60 credits


Edith Cowan University Bachelor of Communications up to 120 credits 4 ECU semesters



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Marketing Management Griffith University Master of Marketing 20 credit points 2 semesters

Mechanical Engineering Technician Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Applied Business 60 credit hours 2 years

Mechanical Engineering Technician - Drafting


Mechanical Engineering Technology Athabasca University Bachelor of Science (4-year Post Diploma) 60 credits


Lakehead University Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) 2 years 2 years 2 months




Mechanical Engineering Technology - Design and Drafting

Athabasca University Bachelor of Science (4-year Post Diploma) 60 credits




Media Arts Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 72 credits





York University Bachelor of Fine Arts - Film and Video 60 credits 60 credits

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 60 credits 60 credits

Media Fundamentals Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 30 credits

Edith Cowan University Bachelor of Communications 60 credit 5 ECU semesters

Office Administration - Executive Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 60 credits

Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Business Professional Studies 60 credit hours 2 years

Office Administration - Legal Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 60 credits

Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Business Professional Studies 60 credit hours 2 years

Office Administration - Medical Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 60 credits

Pharmacy Technician Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Health Services Administration 60 credit hours 2 years

Police Foundations Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Criminal Justice 60 credits

Bachelor of Professional Arts - Governance, Law and Management 60 credits

Davenport University Bachelor of Business Administration - Public Safety and Security Management 60 credit hours 2 years

Griffith University Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Criminal Justice 120 credit points 3 semesters

Nipissing University Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice (Honours) 42 credits maximum 2.6 years



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Police Foundations Ryerson University Bachelor of Arts 5 credits 2.5 years

Bachelor of Social Work 5 credits 3.5 years

University of Guelph Bachelor of Arts: Criminal Justice and Public Policy Up to 3 credits

University of Guelph-Humber Bachelor of Applied Sciences: Justice Studies Up to 5 credits

University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT)

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Criminology and Justice 2 years 2 years + 1 bridge semester

York University Bachelor of Arts: Law and Society, Criminology Up to 5 credits

Practical Nursing Mohawk College Bachelor of Science: Nursing 30 units - enter at Level 2

University of Ontario (UOIT) Bachelor of Science in Nursing upon application 3 to 4 years

Social Service Worker Algoma University Bachelor of Arts - CESD (3-year) 15 to 45 credits 45 to 75 credits

Bachelor of Arts - CESD (4-year) 15 to 45 credits 75 to 105 credits

Bachelor of Arts - Psychology/Sociology (3-year) 15 to 45 credits 45 to 75 credits

Bachelor of Arts - Psychology/Sociology (4-year) 15 to 45 credits 75 to 105 credits

Bachelor of Arts - Social Welfare (3-year) 15 to 45 credits 45 to 75 credits

Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Human Services 60 credits

Brock University Bachelor of Arts - Psychology 3 credits Joint program

Bachelor of Arts - Women’s Studies 3 credits Joint program

Griffith University Bachelor of Human Services 120 credit points 3 semesters

Lakehead University Honours Bachelor of Social Work 5 full credits 2.5 to 3 years


Ryerson University Bachelor of Social Work 2 years 2 years

University of Guelph-Humber Bachelor of Applied Science in Family & Community Social Services (Honours) 5 credits 15 credits

University of Windsor Bachelor of Social Work up to 5 semesters 2.5 to 3.5 years

Bachelor of Arts up to 5 semesters 2.5 to 3.5 years

York University Bachelor of Social Work Up to 30 credits 90 credits

Social Service Worker - Gerontology Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Human Services 60 credits


Ryerson University Bachelor of Social Work 2 years 2 years

York University Bachelor of Social Work Up to 30 credits 120 credits

Tourism and Travel Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 60 credits



Ryerson University Bachelor of Commerce - Hospitality and Tourism Management upon application 2 to 3 years

University of Glamorgan Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Tourism Management 2 years 2 years

Visual and Creative Arts Edith Cowan University Bachelor of Contemporary Arts (Visual Arts) up to 180 credits 3 ECU semesters

Griffith University Master of Arts in Visual Arts upon application 2 semesters

Visual Merchandising Arts Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 60 credits

Web Design Athabasca University Bachelor of Professional Arts - Communication Studies 30 credits

Griffith University Master of Media Production 20 credit points 2 semesters


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Find the program that’s right for youFirst you need to decide on a career direction that appeals to you and offers good employment opportunities. Get help from your guidance or career counsellor and research your options, go online, talk to people who are working in the field or people who are already studying at Sheridan. The length of the program and admission requirements will also influence your decision. If you need help deciding on your options, you are welcome to call us.

These are just a few of the different career areas that you can pursue through studies at Sheridan:

• Business, marketing, project management, logistics, international trade

• Digital, web, online, e-commerce, information technologies

• Arts, design, animation, performing arts

• Film and TV

• Journalism and communications

• Education and community services

• Engineering and industrial technologies

• Health sciences

• Policing and public safety

• Liberal studies and access

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Before you apply, check out the admission requirements on the chart that starts on the next page.

If you are a Canadian citizen or permanent resident apply through ontariocolleges.ca. You will need a computer with an Internet connection and a method of payment.

If you are currently enrolled in high school, advise your guidance office that you are applying to college. They will send ontariocolleges.ca a record of your grades (often referred to as transcripts).

If you are not currently in high school — for example, if you’re currently enrolled at another Canadian college or university, or are in the workforce and have a postsecondary credential — you are responsible for sending official copies of your transcripts to ontariocolleges.ca.

If you are over 19 years of age before the start date of the program and you do not possess a secondary school diploma or equivalent, you may be asked to write a Mature Student Equivalency Test, and/or provide any transcripts you may have to ontariocolleges.ca

If you need help in upgrading your academic credentials, please call Sheridan’s Workforce Development Academic Upgrading program:

905-845-9430, ext. 8009 (Oakville) 905-459-7533, ext. 5727 (Brampton)

International students apply directly to Sheridan. For the application form visit www.studyatsheridan.ca

Applying through ontariocolleges.ca is very straightforward and should take about 30 minutes.

Go to the “Apply” section where you will complete and submit the application form. The $95 application fee must be paid to ontariocolleges.ca before Sheridan receives your application.

You can choose up to three different Sheridan program on your application. You will be asked to choose your campus for some programs that are available at more than one.

The “Confirm” section is where you can find information about how to finance your education, and how to accept and confirm your offer of admission to Sheridan.

It is never too soon to plan ahead. Figure out which program suits your abilities and leads you toward a career that appeals to you.

Do not leave your application to the last moment.

Secure your place at Sheridan – Note these key dates:

February 1, 2011 Equal Consideration Deadline and Early Offers of Admission

May 2, 2011 Confirm Acceptance

June 22, 2011 Fees Due for New Students

How to apply to a full-time program at Sheridan

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PACIAAccounting in Canada for

Internationally Trained Accountants**

1 YR MISS SB • • $5,216.50 N/A

This one-year Graduate Certificate program focuses on applying existing business knowledge and accounting experience to the Canadian accounting environment. When youcomplete this program, you will be qualified to hold intermediate accounting positions in banks of all sizes, corporate accounting departments, and government and public accounting offices.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree in a related field and 3 years of related work experience and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience.

PASEM Advanced Special Effects Makeup, Prosthetics and Props** 1 YR TR SCLS • • $9,834.65 $1,000

This one-year Graduate Certificate program focuses on diverse skills in casting, molding, sculpting, prosthetic development, prop production and animatronics. Positions you arequalified to hold upon graduation include: junior prop or FX technician, special effects makeup artist, SPFX artist/assistant, SPFX technician coordinator, and prosthetic technician.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience.

PATAF Advanced Television and Film 1 YR TR SAAD • • $11,867.89 $2,500

This one-year graduate certificate provides superior, hands-on instruction in television/film production. Graduates are able to build careers in all aspects of the film and television industry, working in positions such as: Film/TV Producer, Director, Art Director, Cinematographer, Film and Video Editor, Assistant Director, Motion Picture Camera Operator/ Camera Assistant, Production Manager/Unit Coordinator, Location Audio Recordist, Post-audio Engineer/Mixer, Digital Image Compositor, and Scriptwriter.

Min. Requirements: Media-related postsecondary diploma or degree, and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience plus questionnaire, portfolio and personal interview.

PADVT/PADVA Advertising 2/3 YRS~ TR SB • • • $3,415.89 N/A

This two- or three-year diploma covers all aspects of advertising and promotion including account management, media planning and buying, sales and creative direction. Upon graduation, you can expect to locate a position as an account coordinator, account executive, media planner/buyer, marketing coordinator, advertising sales representative, copywriter, art director, production designer, or PR specialist.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) or mature student status.

PADGD Advertising Management 1 YR TR SB • • • $4,932.42 $1,000

This one-year Graduate Certificate covers campaign planning, media solutions, and managing integrated marketing communications from the perspective of both client and agency. Upon graduation, you will possess the skills to confidently and competently hold these positions: account management, account executive, media planner and buyer, advertising sales representative, PR planner, communications manager, or advertising strategist.


PANCR Animal Care 1 YR DV SCLS • • • $3,622.00 N/A

This one-year certificate program provides excellent theoretical and practical education, ideal for those with a technical interest in animals and their behaviour. When you complete this program, you will be eligible to seek employment in veterinary hospitals, grooming establishments, zoos, pet shops, equestrian stables, animal shelters, or wildlife rehabilitation facilities, among others.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus one of: Chemistry, Grade 12 (C or U), or Chemistry, Grade 11 (U), or Biology, Grade 11 (C or U) or mature student status.

N/A Apprenticeship 4 YRS STC SACES • • TBD N/A

Sheridan Apprenticeship Training Programs have a national reputation for excellence in skilled-trades career preparation. Receive superior hands-on training from expert instructors in state-of-the-art facilities. Upon graduation, you will be prepared to tackle all the challenges that a career as a skilled tradesperson has to offer.

Min. Requirements: Must be employed in the appropriate skills sector and registered as an apprentice with the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities.

PATCN/PARTY Architectural Technician/Technology 2/3 YRS DV SACES • • • • • $3,825.89 N/A

This two- or three-year program focuses on design, construction methods, and building materials. Our graduates work in fields such as: design and drafting, construction supervision, estimating, specification writing, project management, landscape architecture, municipal planning / inspections /examinations, product manufacturing, software development, web design or education.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus Grade 12 Mathematics (C or U) or Grade 11 Functions (MCF3M) or Grade 11 Functions and Relations (MCR3U) or mature student status.

Guide to programs | 11/12note: as this publication is prepared in advance, sheridan reserves the right to make changes due to errors and omissions.

*postsecondary programs require an Ontario secondary school diploma or equivalent including the minimum requirements.

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PAAAH Art and Art History (Bachelor of Arts) 4 YRS TR SAAD • • UTM N/A

This four-year degree combines rigorous hands-on studio practice with art history studies at the University of Toronto Mississauga. Teaching remains a popular career choice for program graduates, but many other opportunities beckon as well, including: gallery management, museum curatorship, commercial art, advertising, web design, graphic design, art criticism or journalism.

Min. Requirements: Applicants must meet the admission requirements of the University of Toronto Mississauga. There is no separate application to Sheridan.

PARTF Art Fundamentals 1 YR TR SAAD • • • $3,862.95 N/A

This one-year certificate program provides rigorous studio-based introduction to the visual arts and opens doors to more advanced study. Many students who complete the Art Fundamentals Program go on to further study in the artistic specialty of their preference.


PBAAA Bachelor of Applied Arts (Animation) 4 YRS TR SAAD • i • $7924.97 $1,400

This four-year degree is renowned as “the Harvard of animation.” Graduates work for Pixar, DreamWorks, and other industry giants. Graduates routinely go straight to work for top-flight studios and firms in: feature films, television animation, gaming or advertising.

Min. Requirements: English, Grade 12 (ENG4U) plus one senior-level Visual Arts credit at the M or Open Level, four other Grade 12 subjects at the U or M level and a minimum 65% overall average or 2 semesters of postsecondary education, including required courses plus results of portfolio.

PBECLBachelor of Applied Arts

(Early Childhood Leadership) Pending Ministry Funding Approval

4YRS DV SCLS • i • • TBD TBD

Sheridan’s new and innovative Bachelor of Applied Arts degree in Early Childhood Leadership (ECL) prepares you to become a leader in early childhood education and care. When you complete the Early Childhood Leadership (ECL) bachelor’s degree you’ll be prepared to guide and lead curriculum and pedagogy in Ontario’s early childhood settings, including: child care centres, full-day kindergarten programs, Ontario Early Years Centres, family resource programs, early intervention services, and special needs programs.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 ( ENG4U) with a minimum 65% plus one Mathematics, Grade 12 (M or U) or Science, Grade 12 (M) or Biology, Chemistry or Physics, Grade 12 (U) plus 4 other Grade 12 subjects at the U or M level, minimum 65% overall average or 2 semesters of postsecondary education including required courses, and the results of student profile submission, including related work/volunteer experience (min. 40 hours)

PBAAI Bachelor of Applied Arts (Illustration) 4 YRS TR SAAD • i • $7,896.97 $1,600

This is Canada’s premier illustration program, the only 4-year bachelor’s degree specializing in illustration. Recent graduates have worked in a wide range of fields, including: publishing, broadcast entertainment, graphic design (including Web design), computer gaming, bio-medical, engineering, and corporate communications.

Min. Requirements: English, Grade 12 (ENG4U) plus one senior-level Visual Arts credit at the M or Open Level, four other Grade 12 subjects at the U or M level and a minimum 65% overall average or 2 semesters of postsecondary education, including required courses plus results of portfolio.

PBAID Bachelor of Applied Arts (Interior Design) 4 YRS TR SAAD • i • • $8122.97 TBD

This four-year bachelor’s degree program provides full preparation for licensure and professional employment. Enter the workplace with a competitive advantage. While many of our graduates go directly into established architectural or interior design firms, many other career paths beckon, including: government planning, facilities management, real estate development, and independent consulting.

Min. Requirements: English, Grade 12 (ENG4U) with a minimum 65% plus one Grade 11 or 12 Mathematics (U or M) with a minimum 60%, four other Grade 12 subjects at the U or M level with a mimimum 65% overall average or 2 semesters of postsecondary education, including required courses plus results of portfolio.

PBAAPBachelor of Applied Arts

(Photography) Pending Ministry Funding Approval

4 YRS TR SAAD • i • TBD TBD

The Sheridan degree in photography offers a professional photography education with an emphasis on the conceptual, technical and aesthetic possibilities of the medium. Graduates often begin their careers as assistants or freelance photographers, then work their way into full-time employment or operate their own studios.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4U) plus one senior-level Visual Arts credit at the (M) or Open level plus 4 other Grade 12 subjects at the U or M level, minimum 65% overall average or 2 semesters of postsecondary education including required courses, plus response to questionnaire, participation in an information session and results of portfolio.

PBGBM Bachelor of Applied Business (Global Business Management) 4 YRS DV SB • i • • • $6003.00 $1,400

This degree program teaches you the skills and cultural understanding necessary to succeed in the international business world. When you graduate, you will be ready to begin your career in entry-level positions in areas such as: sales and account management, market research, product management, marketing communications, transportation, business analysis, and international banking and trade finance.

Min. Requirements: English, Grade 12 (ENG4U) plus one Mathematics, Grade 12 (U) plus four other Grade 12 subjects at the U or M level. A minimum grade of 65% is required in each course or 2 semesters of postsecondary education, including required courses.

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PBAHS Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Athletic Therapy) 4 YRS DV SCLS • i • $7,175.00 $1,600

This four-year degree program provides advanced athletic sports therapy and entrepreneurial skills. Upon graduation, you will be well prepared to work in a variety of athletic therapy settings including: sports health care team, athletic therapy clinics, corporations concerned about corporate wellness, insurance companies, and businesses providing orthopaedic bracing.

Min. Requirements: English, Grade 12 (ENG4U) plus Biology, Grade 12 (U) plus one of: Physics, Grade 12 (U) or Science, Grade 12 (M) or Exercise Science, Grade 12 (U) or Chemistry, Grade 12 (U) plus three additional Grade 12 credits at the U or M level, minimum 65% overall average or 2 semesters of postsecondary education, including required courses. Students must have valid Standard First Aid and HCP-CPR credentials prior to program start. Applicants must complete 100 hours of volunteer work with an Athletic Therapist or Sports Physiotherapist, attend an information session and submit an essay.

PBAESBachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Exercise Science and Health Promotion)

4 YRS DV SCLS • i • $5,293.00 $1,000

This four-year degree program combines multiple disciplines to create positive health and lifestyle changes. Upon graduation, you are qualified to take on a leadership role in these sectors: public health, corporate wellness, strength and conditioning, community parks and recreation, general fitness and exercise rehabilitation.

Min. Requirements: English, Grade 12 (ENG 4U) plus Biology, Grade 12 (U) plus one of: Physics, Grade 12 (U), Chemistry, Grade 12 (U), Mathematics, Grade 12 (U) plus three additional Grade 12 credits at the U or M level, minimum of 65% in each course or 2 semesters of postsecondary education, including required courses.

PBAISBachelor of Applied Information

Sciences (Information Systems Security)

4 YRS TR SACES • i • • $6,341.00 $1,300

This four-year degree program provides outstanding preparation for careers in information systems security. Sample job titles for graduates include: IS/Database/Network Security Architect, IS/Database/Network Security Administrator, System Security Analyst, System Security Consultant, Cybersecurity Developer, E-Commerce Application Developer, Computer Forensics Expert, Security Vulnerability Tester/Analyst and PKI Expert.

Min. Requirements: English, Grade 12 (ENG4U) plus any Grade 12 science (U or M) or Grade 12 Computer and Information Science (ICS4M) or Grade 12 Computer Engineering (ICE4M) plus any Grade 12 mathematics (U) plus 3 other Grade 12 credits (U or M), minimum 65% overall average or 2 semesters of postsecondary education, including required courses.

PBISB/PBSSB

Bachelor of Applied Information Sciences (Information Systems Security) – Bridging Programs

14WEEKS TR SACES • i • • $3,223.50

–$3,330.50 TBD

Min. Requirements: Please refer to program information on our website for full details at baiscdirect2.sheridaninstitute.ca or baiscdirect3.sheridaninstitute.ca.

PCNCTBachelor of Computing and NetworkCommunications (Honours)– Telecommunications Technology

4.5 YRS TR/BROCK SACES • • • • + Brock U N/A

This program integrates academic study with practical, hands-on experience to prepare you for network communications careers. There are many career opportunities for graduates of this program including: Information Systems Manager, Programmer/Application Developer, Network Architect, Network Security Officer and IT Project Manager.

Min. Requirements: Applicants must meet the admission requirements of Brock University. There is no separate application to Sheridan.

PBDES Bachelor of Design (Honours) 4 YRS TR/YORK SAAD • • York U N/A

This four-year degree offered jointly with York University, is nationally recognized for excellence. Our alumni work in such industries as: branding, corporate identity/communica-tions, web design, multimedia, product packaging, book-jacket design, magazine design, exhibit design and retail/merchandising.

Min. Requirements: Six 4U or 4M courses, including ENG4U and all Faculty or program-specific prerequisites. Francophone applicants may present FRA4U, FEF4U OR FIF4U. We accept a combination of U and M courses, plus portfolio interview. Applicants must meet the admission requirements of both York and Sheridan.

PBAWM Banking and Wealth Management 3 YRS MISS SB • • • $3,283.00 N/A

This three-year advanced diploma focuses on financial services. Students work toward completing licensing exams and acquiring accreditations from major industry associations. This is a program that offers you enormous potential with employers, such as: Canadian chartered banks, trust companies, credit unions, mutual fund companies, life insurance companies, stock brokerages, and independent financial planning firms.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus one Mathematics, Grade 12 (C or U) or mathematics, Grade 11 (M or U* – MBF3C* does not meet this requirement) or mature student status.

PBUSS Business – General 2 YRS~ MISS/DV SB • • • • $3,283.00 N/A

This two-year program provides fundamentals of analysis, start-up, marketing, accounting, hr, financial and management practices involved in decision-making, planning, teamwork and communications. You’ll be well-equipped to enter the workplace as any one of the following: entry-level management position in an international business, entry-level manager in a manufacturing firm, small business office manager, or as a bank staff member.


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Business Administration – Accounting 2/3 YRS~ MISS/DV SB • • • • • $3,283.00 N/A

This program provides a solid background in essential accounting skills including spreadsheets, databases, accounting software and income tax software. You can look forward to finding positions in the following areas: accounts payable and receivable departments, payroll, data entry, financial management training programs, corporate accounting departments, accounting information systems, and financial and tax analysis.


PBUFI/PBAFI/PBAFC

Business Administration – Finance 2/3 YRS~ MISS/DV SB • • • • • $3,283.00 N/A

This Program prepares graduates to secure a position within a financial institution, in industry, or undertake a professional designation. Graduates are employed as: Personal Loan Officers, Customer Service Officers, Budget Analysts, Assistant Brokers, Sales Representatives for Mutual Funds, Financial Planners, Office Managers, and Financial Analysts.


PBUHR/PBAHR/PBAHC

Business Administration – Human Resources 2/3 YRS~ MISS/DV SB • • • • • $3,283.00 N/A

This program enhances knowledge of trends in organizational behaviour, human resources planning and employment law. Graduates of this Human Resources program have taken positions as: Recruitment consultant, Compensation specialist, HRIS service representative, Training analyst, Safety trainer, HR administrator, and Staffing coordinator.


PBUMK/PBAMK/PBAMC

Business Administration – Marketing 2/3 YRS~ MISS/DV SB • • • • • $3,283.00 N/A

This program provides practical skills for marketing including advertising, customer relationship management and more. You will be ready to take on any of the following entry-level positions: Marketing assistant, Marketing coordinator, Business sales representative, Customer service representative, Marketing research assistant, Assistant merchandising manager, Assistant product manager, or Sales assistant.


PBPRI Business Process Management 1 YR MISS SB • • • • $4,993.00 $1,000

This one-year graduate certificate focuses on creating and managing efficiencies in the manufacturing, supply chain, financial services and health care industries. Your career options will include: Business analyst, Business process analyst, Supply Chain analyst, Change management specialist, Continuous improvement manager, Global process architect, Operations planner, Process adviser, Process analyst, or Process Improvement Manager.


PCETY Chemical Engineering Technology 3 YRS DV SACES • • • $3,293.00 N/A

This program emphasizes laboratory science and large-scale industrial and manufacturing chemical processes. On the laboratory side, careers are found in research and development, quality control, production support, and technical service and sales. On the industrial side, careers range from plant operations (using the latest in computer control systems) to technical sales and service for industrial equipment and chemicals.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus one Chemistry, Grade 11 (U) or Grade 12 (C) plus Grade 12 Mathematics for College Technology (MCT4C) or Grade 11 Functions (MCF3M) or Grade 11 Functions and Relations (MCR3U) or any Grade 12 (U) mathematics course or mature student status.

PCETE Chemical Engineering Technology – Environmental 3 YRS DV SACES • • • $3,293.00 N/A

This program provides education in environmental and chemical engineering. Graduates work in laboratory, industrial, and field settings, finding careers in areas such as: Laboratories for environmental analysis, research and development, quality control, Environmental enforcement, Operations of environmental and industrial processes, and Technical service and sales for chemical supplies.


PCLTN Chemical Laboratory Technician 2 YRS DV SACES • • $3,283.00 N/A

This program prepares students to work in a modern chemical laboratory, with emphasis on practical lab work using sophisticated technology. Graduates work with chemists and engineers in research and development labs, quality control and technical service labs, government agencies and educational institutions. Their duties may include: analysing samples, preparing samples and solutions, making and purifying chemicals, and technical sales for laboratory equipment and supplies.


PCYWK Child and Youth Worker 3 YRS DV SCLS • • $3,283.00 N/A

This program teaches social and life skills and managing behaviour for at risk youths. When you graduate you will be ready to begin your career in youth treatment centres, residential facilities, facilities for young offenders, schools, hospitals, social services, community agencies, homeless shelters, group homes and foster homes.


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PCCIT Communication, Culture and Information Technology 4 YRS TR/UTM SAAD • • + UTM N/A

This four-year joint degree program with the University of Toronto at Mississauga offers synergistic education in visual culture, new media, and liberal arts. With CCIT as a foundation, you can plan a career in: entrepreneurship, new media, e-commerce, web development, research and policy making, advertising, public relations, and social science research.

Min. Requirements: Applicants must meet the admission requirements of the University of Toronto Mississauga. There is no separate application to Sheridan.

PCWOD Community Worker - Outreach and Development 2 YRS DV SCLS • • • $3,537.00 N/A

This program prepares students for careers as community capacity builders and may include direct and indirect services to groups and shelters, and advocating for change. You will be qualified to work in the following areas: volunteer management, group facilitation, social marketing, fundraising, health promotion, resource creation, conflict mediation, and program management.


PCAJS Community and Justice Studies 2 YRS~ DV SCLS • • • $3,283.00 N/A

This program prepares students for a future in community and justice services with a focus on correctional and institutional settings. When you have graduated, you will be ready to be employed in: youth facilities, jails or adult correctional institutions, halfway houses, and community centres.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U)or mature student status.

PCANM Computer Animation 1 YR TR SAAD • • • $12,151.89 $2,500

This one-year graduate certificate provides intensive, high-end training. Our graduates find good opportunities in film, television, advertising, video games, and web design. They have built successful careers as: animators, modelers, lighters. designers, animation directors and video game creators.

Min. Requirements: A postsecondary diploma or degree in the visual or fine arts and/or four years of demonstrated competence through relevant work experience plus response to questionnaire, results of portfolio.

PCADC Computer Animation – Digital Character Animation 1 YR TR SAAD • • $12,151.89 $2,500

This one-year graduate certificate program is designed for Computer Animation program graduates wishing to further their studies. They enjoy a wide range of career opportunities in such industries as: film, television, advertising, video gaming and web design. Students often find work as computer and digital character animators, and in character modelling and rigging.

Min. Requirements: Sheridan’s Computer Animation Program or equivalent and a postsecondary diploma or degree in the visual or fine arts and/or four years of demonstrated competence through relevant work experience plus response to questionnaire, results of portfolio.

PCADV Computer Animation – Digital Visual Effects 1 YR TR SAAD • • $12,151.89 $2,500

This one-year graduate certificate program is designed for Computer Animation program graduates focused on creative and technical visual effects. Graduates have gone on to careers as digital visual effects animators, compositors, motion trackers, rotoscope artists and as lighting and shading specialists.

Min. Requirements: Sheridan’s Computer Animation Program or equivalent and a postsecondary diploma or degree in the visual or fine arts and/or four years of demonstrated competence through relevant work experience plus response to questionnaire, results of portfolio.

PCPEN/PCPET

Computer Engineering Technician/ Technology 2/3 YRS DV SACES • • • • • $3,923.40 N/A

This program focuses on design, simulation, and integration of computer applications and systems. Graduates may obtain employment as: Embedded Systems Designers,Network Analysts and/or Network Installers, Systems Analysts, Network Designers, Software Specialists, Product Development Specialists, and Programmers.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus Grade 12 Mathematics for College Technology (MCT4C) or Grade 11 Functions (MCF3M) or Grade 11 Functions and Relations (MCR3U) or any Grade 12 (U) mathematics course or mature student status.

PCOMP Computer Programmer (Davis)** 16 mo.continuous DV SACES • • • $5403.50 N/A

This program provides computer programming fundamentals with a foundation in business systems, object-oriented programming, databases and more. Sheridan’s computer programming diploma prepares graduates for entry-level positions such as: Customer Support Analyst, Computer Technician, Computer Programmer, Database Application Support, Technical Sales Coordinator, Technical Support Representative, and Web Page Designer.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus any Grade 12 math (C or U) or Grade 11 Functions (MCF3M) or Grade 11 Functions and Relations (MCR3U) or mature student status.

PCOMP Computer Programmer (Trafalgar)**

16 mo.continuous TR SACES • • • • $5403.50 N/A

This program provides computer programming fundamentals with a foundation in business systems, object-oriented programming, databases and more. Sheridan’s computer programming diploma prepares graduates for entry-level positions such as: Customer Support Analyst, Computer Technician, Computer Programmer, Database Application Support, Technical Sales Coordinator, Technical Support Representative, and Web Page Designer.

Min. Requirements: Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus any Grade 12 math (C or U) or Grade 11 Functions (MCF3M) or Grade 11 Functions and Relations (MCR3U) or mature student status.

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PCSSN Computer Systems Technician – Software Engineering 2 YRS TR/DV SACES • • • • $3,573.00 N/A

This program provides practical, marketable, job-ready skills in a growing sector of the economy. Recent graduates have found employment in positions such as: Software Application Developer System Administrator (Linux/Unix/Windows), Web Designer, Database Application Developer/Administrator, Network Administrator, Systems Programming, Technical Support Technologist, Software Support Technologist, System Security Specialist, and PC/LAN User Support and Technical Analyst.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus Grade 12 Mathematics for College Technology (MCT4C) or Grade 11 Functions (MCF3M) or Grade 11 Functions and Relations (MCR3U) or any Grade 12 (U) mathematics or mature student status.

PCSSCComputer Systems Technology

– Software Development & Network Engineering

3 YRS TR/DV SACES • • • • • $3,573.00 N/A

This three-year program provides advanced computer training and superior workforce preparation. Graduates have found employment in positions such as: Software Application Developer, System Administrator (Linux/Unix/Windows), Web Designer, Database Application Developer/Administrator, Network Administrator, Systems Programming, and Technical Support Technologist.


PCSAC Computer Systems Technology – Systems Analyst (Davis) 3 YRS DV SACES • • • • $3,573.00 N/A

This three-year advanced diploma focuses on improved technology business processes and technical and operational feasibility solutions. Recent graduates hold job titles such as: Computer Programmer Analyst, Network IT Specialist, Technical Analyst, Security Analyst, Systems Administrator, IT Specialist/Analyst, Web Application Developer, Business Analyst, and Business Process Analyst.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus any Grade 12 Math (C or U) or Grade 11 Functions (MCF3M) or Grade 11 Functions and Relations (MCR3U) or mature student status.

PCSAC Computer Systems Technology – Systems Analyst (Trafalgar) 3 YRS TR SACES • • • • • $3,573.00 N/A

This three-year advanced diploma focuses on improved technology business processes and technical and operational feasibility solutions. Recent graduates hold job titles such as: Computer Programmer Analyst, Network IT Specialist, Technical Analyst, Security Analyst, Systems Administrator, IT Specialist/Analyst, Web Application Developer, Business Analyst, and Business Process Analyst.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus any Grade 12 Math (C or U) or Grade 11 Functions (MCF3M) or Grade 11 Functions and Relations (MCR3U) or mature student status.

PCCOM Corporate Communications 1 YR TR SAAD • • $5,635.89 $ 1,000

This one-year Graduate Certificate program offers practical, grounded career preparation in corporate communication. Recent Corporate Communications graduates have worked their way into challenging roles such as senior writer, media relations director, internal communications manager, and account manager.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or previous work and/or educational experience in the communications field plus statement of intent, 3 writing samples and resume.

PCTAM Cosmetic Techniques and Management 2 YRS~ TR SCLS • • • $4007.10 N/A

This two-year diploma provides excellent management and technical training for careers in the cosmetics and beauty-related industries. Graduates are prepared for employment in the following areas: advertising, film/television make-up, live theatre, freelance artist, sales and marketing, photography studio, and wedding make-up.


PCRDC Crafts and Design – Ceramics 3 YRS TR SAAD • • $4,340.52 N/A

This three-year advanced diploma is widely recognized as the gold standard in Canadian ceramics design instruction, with world-class faculty and facilities. Our graduating students have the ability to set up and operate ceramic studios, produce work of excellence and individuality, and become self-employed entrepreneurs.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus one senior-level visual arts credit at the (M) or (Open) level*or a portfolio*or mature student status.*Applicants who are unable to complete a visual arts credit must submit a portfolio.

PCRDT Crafts and Design – Fabrics 3 YRS TR SAAD • • $4,340.52 N/A

This program has a national reputation for excellence in textile education. Many of our students choose to focus their practice on one-off or commissioned work. Some specialize in small batch production or become costume designers for theatre and film companies. Other graduates opt to go into industry, becoming textile designers for large-scale manufacturers.


PCRDF Crafts and Design – Furniture 3 YRS TR SAAD • • $4,340.52 N/A

This is one of Canada’s most respected teaching programs of study for furniture design and fabrication. Our graduates routinely go on to set up their own furniture studios or take jobs with independent fabricators or industrial manufacturers, working in a variety of design and fabrication positions.


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PCRDG Crafts and Design – Glass 3 YRS TR SAAD • • $4,943.95 N/A

This program sets the standard for excellence in North American glass education, with world-class faculty and facilities. Students regularly win numerous awards at Glass Art Society Conferences across North America, and graduates have gone on to establish scores of studios and glass-related enterprises and educational programs across Canada.


PECED Early Childhood Education 2 YRS~ TR/DV SCLS • • • • $3,543.00 N/A

This two-year diploma educates students to work with children up to 12 years of age in early childhood environments. You will be ready to take a position in these and other locations: centre-based child care programs, Ontario Early Years Centres, nursery schools, family resource programs, board of education kindergarten programs, recreation programs, regulated home child care agencies, before and after-school programs and hospital pediatric playrooms.


PECEI Early Childhood Education – Intensive 1 YR TR/DV SCLS • • • $3,525.00 N/A

This one-year diploma program is for students who’ve completed university or college programs in a related field and want to fast-track their career. You will be ready to take a position in these and other locations: centre-based child care programs, Ontario Early Years Centres, nursery schools, family resource programs, board of education kindergarten programs, recreation programs, regulated home child care agencies, before and after-school programs and hospital pediatric playrooms.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma and/or degree in a related field and/or related work experience plus resumé, if applicable.

PCEAD Educational Assistant 2 YRS TR SCLS • • • $3,533.00 N/A

This program prepares students for work assisting students with special needs in the classroom as a member of the educational team. When you complete this program, you will be ready to seek employment in a public or private school supporting learners with special needs or a social-or health-based program which includes a special education component.


PEDAI Educational Assistant Fast Track Intensive 1 YR TR SCLS • • • $3,533.00 N/A

This one-year program prepares students who have completed university or college to assist students with special needs in the classroom. You will be ready to seek employment in a public or private school supporting learners with special needs, or a social-or health-based program which includes a special education component.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree, and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience plus resumé.

PEPRT Electrical Techniques 1 YR STC SACES • • • $4011.85 N/A

This one-year certificate program gives prospective electrician apprentices a strong foundation in the electrical industry and moves them toward full apprenticeship. Our graduates have an outstanding track record, and employers seek them out for electrical apprenticeships. The one-year Electrical Techniques certificate program is the gateway to a full electrician apprenticeship.


PELTN/PEMTY

Electromechanical Engineering Technician/Technology 2/3 YRS DV SACES • • • • • $3,752.65 N/A

This program provides hands-on preparation in analysis, design, manufacturing, and maintenance of engineering equipment and products that involve electromechanical devices. Graduates go into the work force qualified to design, install, supervise, maintain, and service complex electromechanical systems.


PEETN/PELTY

Electronics Engineering Technician/ Technology 2/3 YRS DV SACES • • • • • $3,973.40 N/A

This program provides professional, hands-on preparation for careers in electronics and telecommunications. They regularly develop careers in areas such as: Research, Design and development, Manufacturing, Quality control and testing, Telecommunications, Computing, Customer support and sales, Cable TV and telephone, and Internet and intranet services.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus Grade 12 Mathematics for College Technology (MCT4C) or Grade 11 Functions (MCF3M) or Grade 11 Functions and Relations (MCR3U) or any Grade 12 (U) Mathematics or mature student status.

PEMGD Emergency Management 1 YR DV SCLS • • $4,503.00 $1,000

This graduate certificate program enables students to implement comprehensive plans for prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery from actual or potential disasters. You will be ready to apply for positions such as: business continuity manager/planner, emergency preparedness coordinator, emergency response officer, consultant, emergency management coordinator, federal emergency management programs coordinator, and manager of emergency measures.


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PGASE English Language Studies - ESL DV SCLS • • • • $3,428.00 N/A

This Ontario College certificate program is for non-native English speakers who want to improve English language skills for success at college or university.

Min. Requirements: Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent or mature student status. Placement in appropriate level based on ESL placement test results.

PEDMD Enterprise Database Management 1 YR TR SACES • • • • ^ $9,385.02 $2,000

This Graduate Certificate program prepares students for the internationally accredited Oracle and IBM certification examinations. After completing this program, you’ll be ready to join large organizations in entry-level positions such as Database Applications Programmer or Database Administrator, or to work for smaller enterprises as the sole database support professional.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree plus computer literacy skills (operating systems, spreadsheets and word processing) prior to admission and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience plus response to a questionnaire.

PENCT Environmental Control 1 YR DV SACES • • • $5,165.00 $1,000

This Graduate Certificate program provides a rapid transition into the environmental industry for people with scientific, engineering, and technology backgrounds. Recent graduates moved directly into jobs that involved: monitoring and sampling of air/water/soil, field and laboratory analysis for pollutants, environmental management, auditing and inspections, Phase I and II environmental site assessment, employee training and laboratory/process safety, technical service/sales/marketing, installation of waste treatment systems, and environmental research/consulting.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree in science or engineering.

PENST Environmental Technician 2 YRS DV SACES • • $3,293.00 N/A

This program provides hands-on instruction in environmental science, including chemistry, environmental lab work, the regulatory process, and pollution control strategies. Environmental Technician graduates typically go to work for environmental consulting companies, government agencies and environmental laboratories. They may also work within the environmental or health and safety departments of companies that generate waste products, or with companies that provide the services and equipment to treat those wastes.


PESTH Esthetician 2 YRS TR SCLS • • $3,770.90 N/A

This program provides specialized skills for professional services offered in modern salons and spas, including practical business management skills training. You will be qualified to hold positions such as: consultant, educator, product trainer, sales representative for a distributor of esthetic products. There are also new opportunities for estheticians working with plastic surgeons and dermatologists.


PFINP Financial Planning 1 YR MISS SB • • $4,773.00 $1,000

This graduate certificate program will prepare you to write key certification exams that will help you lay the groundwork for a career in professional financial services. You’ll be ready to assume one of these highly desirable jobs: account manager or financial adviser with banks and trust companies, full-service investment specialist in the securities brokerage industry, personal financial planning practitioner, portfolio manager, credit counselor, estate planner, or insurance specialist.


PFITL Fundamentals of Fitness Leadership 1 YR DV SCLS • • • $3,303.00 N/A

This one-year certification program provides the foundation to develop and implement fitness programs in health club, home and workplace settings. When you complete your personal fitness training certification program, you will be qualified to work as a: personal trainer, personal coach, fitness leader or recreational leader.


PGASC General Arts and Science – College Profile (Davis) 1 YR DV SCLS • • • $3,283.00 N/A

This one-year certificate program delivers basic communications, computer, and humanities coursework in a general college overview with a transferable curriculum.


PGASC General Arts and Science – College Profile (Trafalgar) 1 YR TR SCLS • • $3,283.00 N/A

This one-year certificate program delivers basic communications, computer, and humanities coursework in a general college overview with a transferable curriculum.


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PGASH General Arts and Science – Health Profile 1 YR DV SCLS • • • $3,303.00 N/A

This one-year certificate program prepares students for a health sciences career by gaining academic background to pursue studies in health-related fields.


PGASB General Arts and Science – Pre Business 1 YR DV SCLS • • • $3,283.00 N/A

This one-year certificate program develops the skills and knowledge required for entrance into college business programs.


PGAST General Arts and Science – Technology Profile 1 YR DV SCLS • • TBD TBD

Sheridan’s General Arts and Science-Technology Program will help you develop skills that will equip you to enter into other college IT, science and engineering technology, and skilled trades diploma or apprenticeship programs.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) or mature student status

PGAUC/PGASU

General Arts and Science – University Profile

1/2 YRS~ TR/DV SCLS • • • $3,283.00 N/A

This program builds students’ academic and critical thinking skills to prepare them for a university

Min. Requirements: English, Grade 12 (C) [ENG4C] with a minimum average of 70% or English, Grade 12 (U) [ENG4U] with a minimum average of 65% or mature student status.

PHDTN Help Desk Technician 1 YR DV SACES • • • $3,643.00 N/A

This certificate program develops students’ IT and customer service knowledge, as well as soft skills in problem-solving and communications. Graduates can expect to find entry-level job opportunties as help desk support technicians, IT help desk support, systems support, and desktop and computer support.


PHRMC Human Resource Management (Davis) 1 YR DV SB • • • • $5,058.00 $1,000

This one-year Graduate Certificate program focuses on recruitment, compensation, training and development, employment law, health/safety, labour relations and more. Includes hands-on learning opportunities. Graduates have found positions in the private and public sectors as: HR generalists, recruiters, learning and development specialists, health and safety officers, compensation specialists, and industrial relations specialists.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience plus resumé and cover letter and a brief paper describing two accomplishments that demonstrate suitability.

PHRMC Human Resource Management (Mississauga) 1 YR MISS SB • • • • • $5,058.00 $1,000

This one-year Graduate Certificate program focuses on recruitment, compensation, training and development, employment law, health/safety, labour relations and more. Includes hands-on learning opportunities. Graduates have found positions in the private and public sectors as: HR generalists, recruiters, learning and development specialists, health and safety officers, compensation specialists, and industrial relations specialists.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience plus resumé and cover letter and a brief paper describing two accomplishments that demonstrate suitability.

PITSC Information Technologies Support Services 2 YRS DV SACES • • • • • $3,643.00 N/A

This program offers networking knowledge and hands-on hardware experience for technical services and product support. Career opportunities for graduates may include: Help Desk Analyst, Technical Support Representative, System Support Analyst, Software Trainer, Technical Writer, Web Designer, and Hardware Support Analyst.


PINMM Interactive Multimedia 1 YR TR SACES • • $7,153.89 $1,600

This program offers comprehensive, career-specific training necessary to succeed in the industry. Graduates may gain employment in a variety of creative and exciting positions such as a kitchen and bath design consultant, sales consultant in retail or wholesale showrooms, decorator for home builder, colour consultant, home stager, merchandiser for home fashions or a salesperson in art, antiques, and other fine accessories.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience plus response to a questionnaire and review of portfolio. Students are expected to have computer literacy skills prior to admission.

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PINDE Interior Decorating 2 YRS~ TR SAAD • • • • $4,215.96 N/A

This program offers comprehensive, career-specific training necessary to succeed in the industry. Graduates may gain employment in a variety of creative and exciting positions such as a kitchen and bath design consultant, sales consultant in retail or wholesale showrooms, decorator for home builder, colour consultant, home stager, merchandiser for home fashions or a salesperson in art, antiques, and other fine accessories.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus one senior-level visual arts credit at the (M) or (Open) level with a minimum 65% or a portfolio* or mature student status. *Applicants who are unable to complete a visual arts credit or achieve less than 65% must submit a portfolio.

PINTC International Business 1 YR MISS SB • • • • $5,058.00 $1,000

This one-year Graduate Certificate program focuses on international and global markets with an emphasis on industry projects and foreign market entry. When you’ve graduated, you will be ready to work in any of the following areas: trading companies handling imports/exports, freight forwarding or customs, brokerage, manufacturing companies assisting with sales and marketing, market research, logistics or documentation, governmental (or NGO) internship abroad, or commercial consulates.


PICTC Internet Communications Technology 3 YRS TR SACES • • • • $3,573.00 N/A

This program is unique in Canada. Graduates work globally, running the Internet in a very creative, highly paid field. Recent graduates have gone to work in jobs such as: Network Systems Engineer/Analyst/Administrator, NOC (Network Operations Center) Engineer, Network Security Consultant, Network Design Specialist, Enterprise Network Specialist, Managed Services Engineer, or Security Analyst.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus Grade 12 Mathematics for College Technology (MCT4C) or Grade 11 Functions (MCF3M) or Grade 11 Functions and Relations (MCR3U) or any Grade 12 (U) math or mature student status.

PICTC Internet Communications Technology 3 YRS DV SACES • • • • $3,573.00 N/A

This program is unique in Canada. Graduates work globally, running the Internet in a very creative, highly paid field. Recent graduates have gone to work in jobs such as: Network Systems Engineer/Analyst/Administrator, NOC (Network Operations Center) Engineer, Network Security Consultant, Network Design Specialist, Enterprise Network Specialist, Managed Services Engineer, or Security Analyst.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus Grade 12 Mathematics for College Technology (MCT4C) or Grade 11 Functions (MCF3M) or Grade 11 Functions and Relations (MCR3U) or any Grade 12 (U) math or mature student status.

PIPAP Investigation – Public and Private 2 YRS~ DV SCLS • • • • $3,533.00 N/A

This two-year diploma program provides the opportunity to study investigation, public safety and protection techniques, processes and skills in various settings. You’ll be ready to take a position in the following areas upon graduation: investigations, insurance investigations, insurance, litigation support, resources protection, surveillance, fraud investigation and/or prevention, patent and trademark infringement, threat and risk assessments, and corporate security.


PBRJR Journalism – Broadcast 2 YRS TR SAAD • • • $4,767.61 $500

This two-year diploma program provides you with the necessary skills to succeed in the rapidly expanding broadcast journalism industry. Graduates will be prepared for a career as a freelance journalist or for full-time work as a: News Writer, News Production Assistant, News Reporter, News Anchor, News Producer, Online Writer, Web Producer, or Web Journalist.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus one of: Media Arts, Grade 11 or 12 (O), or Communications Technology, Grade 11 or 12 (M) or Communications in the World of Business and Technology, Grade 12 (O) or Canadian and World Studies, Grade 11 or 12 (C, M or U) or mature student status plus letter of intent and questionnaire.

PJRNM Journalism – New Media 1 YR TR SAAD • • • $7,237.89 $1,400

This one-year Graduate Certificate prepares students for careers in online reporting, digital broadcasting, and other forms of new media journalism. Sheridan’s unique new media journalism graduates are in high demand, capable of working as Internet journalists, television broadcasters, print or magazine writers and more. While they’re in the program students develop outstanding professional contacts, which often translate into job opportunities after graduation.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or demonstrated competence through related work, and/or educational experience plus portfolio and response to questionnaire.

PJOUR Journalism – Print 2 YRS TR SAAD • • • $3,873.97 N/A

This two-year diploma program provides direct hands-on experience in print and online platforms. Report, write, edit, and move directly into the work force. Entry-level job titles include newspaper reporter, editor, photographer, public relations assistant, magazine contributor/editor, online reporter and web page content writer.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus one of: Media Arts, Grade 11 or 12 (Open) or Social Science and Humanities, Grade 11 or 12 (C, M or U) or Canadian and World Studies, Grade 11 or 12 (C, M or U) or mature student status.

PMFMT Manufacturing Management 1 YR DV SACES • • • $5,165.00 $1,000

This one-year Graduate Certificate program offers postsecondary graduates skills to manage a production facility at the middle management or project level. Possible job titles for graduates include: Plant/General/Operations Manager, Manufacturing/Production/Operations Manager/Supervisor, Product Engineering Manager, Warehousing/Manufacturing Manager, Design Manager, Project Manager, or Factory Supervisor.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree in science or engineering* is required plus at least one year of industrial experience. *Applicants with postsecondary qualifications from another discipline require at least 3 years industrial experience.

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PMKMC Marketing Management 1 YR MISS SB • • • • $5,155.89 $1,000

This one-year Graduate Certificate program teaches students how to write marketing plans, conduct marketing research and develop sales presentations. Typical entry-level positions include: marketing and sales administration assistant, marketing research assistant, advertising and promotions planner, advertising account coordinator, assistant product manager, or assistant merchandising manager.


PMETD/PMEDD

Mechanical Engineering Technician/Technology – Design and Drafting

2/3 YRS DV SACES • • • • • $4,313.25 N/A

This two- or three-year diploma explores the design component of mechanical engineering and manufacturing. Graduates can expect to find employment in such industries as: Aerospace, Automotive computer-assisted design and manufacturing, CAD/CAM design, Plastics industry, Process piping and HVAC. Engineering firms often employ our graduates to provide client support in graphics, presentation, 3-D modelling and rendering, technical programming, and customization of CAD systems.


PMETNPMETY

Mechanical Engineering Technician/Technology 2/3 YRS DV SACES • • • • • $3,768.25 N/A

This two- or three-year diploma provides superior hands-on instruction in 2D and 3D design, PNCs, CNCs, and industrial practice. Graduates find employment in all areas of industry and manufacturing, including: Computer-assisted manufacturing, Mechanical engineering design, HVAC, Maintenance, Plant operations, Production, Process control, Product development and testing, Quality control, and Technical sales.


PLUMB Mechanical Techniques – Plumbing 1 YR STC SACES • • TBD TBD

Sheridan’s plumbing certificate program provides top-notch preparation for employment in the plumbing field. The one-year Plumbing certificate program is the gateway to a full plumbing apprenticeship.


PMTTD Mechanical Techniques – Tool and Die Maker 1 YR STC SACES • • $4,013.85 N/A

This one-year certificate program provides a foundation in mechanical techniques and a gateway to precision machining and tooling. Graduates of this program are in high demand as apprentices and employees in precision metal machining occupations. They commonly gain employment in positions such as: Tool and Die Makers, Tool /Tooling Makers, General Machinists, Machine Tool Builder and Integrators, Mould Makers, Pattern Makers, CNC Machinists, and Industrial Mechanics (Millwrights).


PMEDA Media Arts 3 YRS TR SAAD • • • $8,211.08 $1,400

This program provides outstanding career preparation in all aspects of film and TV production. Our alumni regularly find work for leading employers in: Film and TV production, Post-production, Camera and lighting, Broadcasting, Production coordinating, and Digital media.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) or mature student status plus the submission of and discussion with the faculty of a creative project.

PJITW Media for Global Professionals** 1 YR MISS SAAD • • $6,907.39 $1,000

This one-year graduate certificate program focuses on the journalism and media skills of the future, including digital storytelling, social media, and Web 2.0. Graduates will have a broad range of options to enter online journalism and digital media careers. They will be equipped for freelance media careers that combine traditional and online journalism, or for full-time employment in public relations, communications, and related fields.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree (International credentials will be assessed by ontariocolleges.ca) and/or 3-5 years experience in the journalism/writing profession or a complementary profession and a 500-word autobiography, 250-word document stating why you wish to be in the program, résumé and sample of work such as a maximum of five published writing samples, plus Canadian English Proficiency exam or documentation.

PMDAF Media Fundamentals 1 YR TR SAAD • • $3,557.89 N/A

This one-year certificate program introduces you to film, television, broadcast, print and digital media, opening doors to more advanced media studies. You’ll be qualified to compete for entry into Sheridan programs such as: Media Arts, Journalism (Broadcast), Journalism (Print), Applied Photography, Visual Merchandising Arts, and Advertising.


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PMUST Music Theatre – Performance 3 YRS TR SAAD • • $7,355.00 $1,400

This program has earned a reputation as Canada’s finest professional music theatre school—a proving ground for professional performers. Graduates of Sheridan’s Music Theatre program are highly sought-after for their well-developed talent, their professionalism, and their performing experience. Many find jobs in major commercial musicals. Other venues for employment include: Major summer theatre festivals, Theatrical drama and comedy, Night clubs, Cruise-ship lines, Television shows, Feature films, Disney and other theme parks, and Industrial shows.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus one of: Dance, Dramatic Arts or Music, Grade 11 or 12 (U, M or Open) or mature student status plus resumé, response to questionnaire, music theory quiz or accreditation documentation, ear test, results of audition, faculty interview.

POFAE Office Administration – Executive 2 YRS~ DV SB • • • • $3,577.00 N/A

This two-year (16 months) diploma program is designed to teach administrative, software, and interpersonal skills promoting efficiency in the professional office. You’ll be ready to take on a responsible position that demands the excellent skills you’ve gained. Among the job titles our graduates have obtained are: Administrative Services Supervisor, Administrative/Executive Assistant, Human Resources Clerk, Office Administrator, and Office Supervisor.


POFAD Office Administration – General 1 YR DV SB • • • • $3,577.00 N/A

This one-year (8 months) certificate program offers basic administrative, software, and interpersonal skills for increased office efficiency. Some of the positions that graduates of the Office Administration program hold include: Receptionist, Clerical Assistant, Junior Administrative Assistant, and Administrative Support.


POFAL/POFLC Office Administration – Legal 2 YRS~ DV SB • • • • • $3,577.00 N/A

This program provides legally focused education covering administrative skills, software training, terminology, and duties essential to organizations working with the law. Positions held by our graduates include: Court administrative assistant, Legal administrative/executive assistant, Legal corporate trainer, Legal services manager, Office manager or administrator, Securities law clerk, and Senior legal assistant.


POFAM Office Administration – Medical 2 YRS~ DV SB • • • • $3,577.00 N/A

This two-year diploma program offers entry-level medical office administration training. You will be fully prepared to take an entry-level position in a health care facility or medical office.


PARAL Paralegal 2 YRS~ DV SB • • • • $3,283.00 N/A

This two-year diploma program provides the skills to pursue a paralegal career emphasizing oral and written advocacy focused on areas of authorized practice for paralegals. Upon graduation, you will be ready to write your professional licensing exam that qualifies you to take positions in any of the following: Courts, Government ministries, Law firms and paralegal firms, In-house legal departments, Community legal clinics, and other law-related settings, including opening your own business.


PPAPN Performing Arts – Preparation 1 YR TR SAAD • • $3,924.66 N/A

This one-year certificate program provides a comprehensive introduction to the performing arts, including performance, audition, and technical production skills. Roughly 50 percent of the program’s graduates continue in more advanced performing arts programs, and another 10 to 15 percent go on to study technical production. Others go into writing or teaching, and a small number go straight into professional work, performing on cruise ships or in professional theatre companies.


PPSWK Personal Support Worker 1 YR DV SCLS • • • $3,469.10 N/A

This one-year certificate program focuses on personal care provision for the elderly and medically challenged youth requiring physical, psychological and social assistance. You can expect to quickly find a position helping the elderly or medically challenged youth in one of the following settings: Long-term care facility, Home care, Supportive housing for seniors or youth adults, Classroom assistance, and Nursing homes.


PPHTN Pharmacy Technician 2 YRS~ DV SCLS • • • $3,402.10 N/A

This program provides specialized training for work in community and hospital pharmacies under pharmacist supervision, preparing and dispensing pharmaceuticals. You will be ready to take a position in: Long-term care, a retail pharmacy, Specialized pharmacy, an IV infusion company, an insurance company, a computer company helping evaluate and design pharmacy software or hospital pharmacy.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus one Mathematics, Grade 12 (C or U) with a minimum of 70% plus Biology, Grade 11 (C or U) plus Chemistry, Grade 12 (C or U) or Chemistry, Grade 11 (U) or mature student status. Applicants may be required to complete pre-admission testing to demonstrate proficiency.

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PPOLF Police Foundations 2 YRS~ DV SCLS • • • $3,283.00 N/A

This two-year diploma program exposes students to aspects of modern policing – including powers and procedures, community policing, criminology, conflict resolution, investigations and more. Once you’ve graduated from this program, you will be ready to find employment in the following locations: municipal, regional or provincial police services in Ontario, police departments across Canada, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, border security and private security.


PPNSG Practical Nursing 2 YRS~ DV SCLS • • • • $4,282.50 $500

This two-year diploma program provides the knowledge and skills needed to pursue a nursing career in the rapidly growing health care field. Upon graduation, you will be ready to join a multidisciplinary health care team in any setting where nursing is practiced, including: Primary, secondary and tertiary care hospitals, Hospitals, Clinics, Long-term care facilities, Community agencies, and Independent practices, Pharmaceutical companies and Medical equipment companies.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) plus one Mathematics, Grade 12 (C or U) with a minimum of 70% plus Biology, Grade 11 (C or U) plus Chemistry, Grade 12 (C or U) or Chemistry, Grade 11 (U) or mature student status. Applicants may be required to complete pre-admission testing to demonstrate proficiency.

PPRJM Project Management 1 YR MISS SB • • • • $5,445.00 $1,000

This one-year Graduate Certificate program uses highly interactive methods to teach project initiation, planning, execution and control in meeting organizational goals. As a graduate, you will be ready to take a position in one of the following areas: Arts: film or theatre production management, arts administration, self-employed artist, Community services: fundraiser, program coordinator, volunteer management, Business: supply chain coordinator or entrepreneur starting your own business, event planner, Information technology: hardware upgrade or software development project leader, and Government: public administration, recreation program coordinator, community initiatives leader.


PQUAS Quality Assurance – Manufacturing and Management 1 YR DV SACES • • • $5,343.00 $1,000

This one-year graduate certificate program provides preparation for quality assurance careers, with emphasis on standards, testing, engineering and management principles. Graduates of this program may find employment as: Quality Control Inspectors, Quality Control Supervisors, Quality Assurance Professionals, Quality Engineers, ISO Coordinators, Total Quality Management Coordinators, and Quality Assurance Auditors.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree and/or demonstrated competence through related work and education experience. Computer literacy skills testing may be required.

PRPHA Retail Pharmacy Assistant 1 YR DV SCLS • • TBD TBD

The Retail Pharmacy Assistant program is designed to give you the specialized knowledge you will need to work as a Dispensary Assistant (DA).


PSSWK Social Service Worker 2 YRS~ TR/DV SCLS • • • $3,286.00 N/A

This two-year diploma program focuses on basic social service work values, ethics and principles in conducting effective assessments, interventions and evaluation strategies. As a graduate of this program, you will be eligible for frontline positions working with people in: recreation programs, drop-in centres, centres for the developmentally challenged, group home and mental health settings, crisis centres, centres for abused women, community centres, food banks, and homeless shelters.


PSSWG Social Service Worker – Gerontology 2 YRS~ TR/DV SCLS • • • $3,286.00 N/A

This two-year diploma program prepares you to lead in elder care as Ontario meets the needs of its growing senior population. Upon graduation, you will be ready to enter a field with new and emerging job opportunities such as: social service worker/family resource worker in a retirement or long-term care home, program/recreation assistant in an adult day program, case worker in supportive housing, and community outreach worker.


PSSWK Social Service Worker – Immigrant and Refugee Stream 2 YRS~ TR/DV SCLS • • • $3,286.00 N/A

This two-year diploma program offers specialization for graduates to work closely with those who are new to Canada. Some of the potential job roles that may be open to you include: settlement counselor, HOST program coordinator, ISAP intake counselor, language interpreter staff, or school age youth settlement worker.


PTTLP Technical Production for Theatre and Live Events 3 YRS TR SAAD • • $3,804.94 N/A

This three-year advanced diploma apprentice-style program features the best technical theatre training educational facilities in Canada. Our graduates hold job titles such as: Technical director, Production manager, Stage manager, Sound designer, Seamstress/dresser, Prop maker, Electrician, Lighting and sound technician, Carpenter, Scenic painter, and IATSE crew member.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 (ENG4C or ENG4U) or mature student status plus letter of intent, resumé and two letters of reference.

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PTADS Theatre and Drama Studies (Bachelor of Arts) 4 YRS TR/UTM SAAD • • UTM N/A

This four-year joint degree with the University of Toronto Mississauga pairs superior acting instruction with advanced drama studies. Many of our students have gone on to prominent acting careers. Other have succeeded as: Playwrights, Artistic directors, Producers, Drama teachers, Critics, Graduate students and university faculty, and other creative-arts and business careers.

Min. Requirements: Applicants must meet the admission requirements of the University of Toronto Mississauga plus audition at Sheridan.

PTOTR Tourism and Travel 2 YRS~ TR SB • • • • $3,283.00 N/A

This two-year, 5-Star rated diploma program provides the knowledge and skills to begin a professional travel and tourism career. Among the positions recently offered to our graduates are: entry-level leisure travel consultant, junior inside sales consultant for a major eco-adventure tour operator, reservation agents for destination tour operators, cruise line documentation coordinator, agency group travel coordinator, travel agency copywriter, customer care specialist, and tour costing coordinator.


PVETT Veterinary Technician 2 YRS DV SCLS • • $3,544.60 N/A

This two-year diploma program trains students who wish to provide medical care for animals, and work in veterinary clinics, hospital or laboratory settings. Upon graduation, you will be qualified to work in: small animal, mixed animal or specialty clinics, pharmaceutical companies serving the veterinary field, animal shelters, research facilities, university teaching hospitals, and zoological parks.

Min. Requirements: One English, Grade 12 ( ENG4C or ENG4U) plus one Math, Grade 12 (C or U) plus one Chemistry, Grade 12 (C or U) or Chemistry , Grade 11 (U) plus one Biology, Grade 11 (C or U) or mature student status. Applicants may be required to complete pre-admission testing to demonstrate proficiency.

PCVAT/PCVAD Visual and Creative Arts 2/3 YRS TR SAAD • • $3,862.95 N/A

This two- or three-year diploma program combines professional studio education with the entrepreneurial skill-set to succeed in the visual arts market. Graduates have found employment in such roles as: Artist Representative,Gallery or Gift Shop Retail Assistant, Graphic Artist, and Photographer’s Assistant. Visual arts and culture sector profes-sionals are often self-employed, and this program will help prepare graduates to open their own studios or businesses.


PVMAS Visual Merchandising Arts 2 YRS TR SAAD • • $4,266.34 N/A

This two-year diploma program focuses on merchanding concepts for retail, hard goods merchandising, prop production and styling, and special events. This diploma provides entry into a variety of creative and exciting careers, including: retail merchandiser, display designer, stylist, merchandise coordinator, store planner, freelance display designer, trade show/showroom designer, special events coordinator, prop production representative, set designer, and home stager.


PNMED Web Design 1 YR TR SAAD • • $7,611.89 $1,500

This one-year Graduate Certificate provides intensive, project-based instruction in web marketing, content design, and technology. Initially, graduates usually work as web designers. Over time they often move into careers as art directors, creative directors, or studio principals.

Min. Requirements: Postsecondary diploma or degree in design, visual or fine arts and/or demonstrated competence through related work and/or educational experience plus response to a questionnaire and portfolio. Competence in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator or equivalent software.

PWLDT Welding Techniques 1 YR STC SACES • • $4,013.85 N/A

This one-year program provides superior training and career preparation for welding careers. Graduates are qualified to enter an apprenticeship as a welder, boilermaker, pipefitter, steamfitter, millwright, sheet-metal worker, or related trade. Many of our graduates go directly into entry-level employment as welders, fitter welders, service technicians, and inspectors.


†† Students in Mobile programs are required to own a laptop computer that complies with their program’s hardware and software standards.

§ Program fees are for the first academic year (generally two terms). Note: Fees are rounded off and are quoted in Canadian dollars for the 2010-2011 academic

year (subject to change without notice) and include tuition and all other compulsory fees.** Three-semester program (fees for 3 terms)*** If accepted into the Co-op Work Term, a $525 fee will be billed in the term prior to

the actual Co-op Work Term. Total program fees do not include the $525 Co-op Work Term Fee.

‡ Needs Based Bursaries are in Canadian dollars. The value of the bursary awarded to each student may vary.

DV Program offered at the Davis Campus, BramptonMISS Program offered at the Mississauga Campus TR Program offered at the Trafalgar Road Campus, Oakville STC Program offered at the Skills Training Centre, Oakvillei Internship. All degree programs have an internship – usually between years 3 and 4.

Internships are handled through the co-op office. Students pay the usual co-op fee of $525.

School Abbreviations:

SAAD – School of Animation, Arts and Design

SACES – School of Applied Computing and Engineering Sciences

SB – School of Business

SCLS – School of Community and Liberal Studies

+ First Year of program is at University

^ Direct entry Semester 2 only

~ Course duration for Sept. starts for 2 year non-coop programs is 2 academic years. Course duration for Jan. and May starts for 2 year non-coop programs is 16 months continuous.

Requirements for portfolios/auditions/résumés/questionnaires/essays/ volunteer hours/letters of intent vary by program. For full details on all programs visit http://programs.sheridaninstitute.ca.

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Phone from Oakville/Mississauga: 905-845-9430

Phone from Brampton/Mississauga: 905-459-7533

Phone from Hamilton: 905-681-4611

For up-to-date information, please visit our website: www.sheridaninstitute.ca

For information on Full-time Programs: [email protected]

For information on Continuing Education Courses: [email protected]

For information on Second Career: 905-845-9430, ext. 2549

Mail: Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced LearningPO Box 2500, Station Main, Oakville, ON, Canada L6J 7T7

International students: www.studyatsheridan.ca Email: [email protected]: 1-905-815-4001Fax: 1-905-815-4004

Sheridan Student Union: www.sheridansu.net

All information provided is current as of publication; Sheridan Marketing and Communications, September 2010.

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Trafalgar Road Campus 1430 Trafalgar Road, Oakville

Davis Campus 7899 McLaughlin Road (at Steeles), Brampton

Skills Training Centre 407 Iroquois Shore Road, Oakville

St. Joseph’s Secondary School 5555 Creditview Road, Mississauga (Continuing Education only)

Mississauga Campus4180 Duke of York Blvd. Mississauga

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