Sheridan's campuses and operations are now closed and will reopen on Thursday, January 2. Classes start on Monday, January 6. Current students can access virtual wellness resources on Sheridan Central. Have a safe and restful break!

Organizational change at Sheridan

Learn more about the actions we are taking to protect Sheridan’s future. Organizational change.

PGWP-aligned programs

If you're interested in working in Canada after completing your studies, make sure your program aligns with the new post-graduation work permit (PGWP) eligibility guidelines from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).

Read more: Sheridan programs that align with the new PGWP guidelines

Applying to Sheridan

Check to see what programs are accepting applications for upcoming semesters.

The admission requirements are different for each Sheridan program. Before applying, make sure you meet the requirements for the specific program you’re interested in.

Follow our international application guide to apply to Sheridan in just a few steps.

Sheridan’s Regulated International Student Immigration Advisers are here to help you with questions about studying and working in Canada.

Ready? Start your application now

International Students in Canada – Apply for FREE

Appointments: Get help with your application

Get your post-graduation work permit

  • As a Sheridan student with an approved study permit, you may be eligible for a post-graduation work permit.

Already applied to Sheridan?

View outstanding requirements, deadlines and next steps through your Applicant Portal.

Received an offer of admission?

Accept your offer and reserve your place today.

Why choose Sheridan?

If you are beginning full-time studies, you may be eligible to receive an International Entrance Scholarship. A separate application is not required.

You can apply for two consecutive graduate certificate programs at the same time to create a two-year Post-graduate Certificate Bundle. When you graduate, you may qualify for a post-graduation work permit for up to three years.

Sheridan has three campuses in three Ontario cities very close to Toronto: Brampton, Mississauga and Oakville. Being located across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) means Sheridan students get unlimited access to Canada’s biggest city, cultural capital and business centre.

Choose from certificates, diplomas, degrees and post-graduate certificates — all designed to set you up for success in your career and life. Find the program that's the best fit for you.

Sheridan offers full-time, intensive English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for students who want to improve their English skills for personal, professional or academic reasons.

Sheridan College has a dedicated and supportive team of professionals that are ready to help our international students every step of the way. Find out how we can help.

International Viewbook

For more information about what Sheridan offers, check out our International Viewbook — you'll find details about our campuses, programs, support services, alumni and more.

Get to know Sheridan: Ways to connect

Outside of Canada but want to connect?

Contact a Sheridan representative for your geographic region to find out when someone from our college will be in your country. We’d love to meet you!

Explore our campuses from anywhere in the world using our 360° virtual tours.

Want to speak with a current student or recent graduate about their experience at Sheridan?

Book a virtual meeting

Already in Canada and able to come visit?

The best way to get to know Sheridan is to come see it for yourself. Book a campus tour today.

Open House events in the Spring and Fall are a great opportunity to tour our campuses and learn more about our programs and life at Sheridan. Sign up for email updates.

“So much happened in four years, and every moment was precious to me. There was a lot of fun, learning, and great experiences. I'm from China, so studying at Sheridan made me 12,000 km away from my home. At first, I had some worries and challenges, but as things unfolded I started to see all the beauty of this country.”

– Tianyi Zhong, Honours Bachelor of Animation student from China

Updates to study permit process

On January 22, 2024, the Government of Canada announced changes to the study permit process and post-graduate work permit program (PGWPs). Additional measures were announced on September 18, 2024.

More information and FAQs: IRCC updates to study permit process

More information

Current Sheridan students

Current Sheridan students can find more information and access student services by logging into Sheridan Central with their Sheridan username and password.

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