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www.studyatsheridan.ca

Dean DeBlois, a Sheridan animation graduate, was nominated for a 2011 Academy Award in the Best Animated Feature film category for How to Train Your Dragon.

DiD you know?

why SheriDan?

We have a great track record!

• Over 17,000 full-time students

• More than 2,000 International students from over 65 countries

• Over 120 programs to choose from

• More than 110,000 graduates

• 82% graduate employment rate

• 95% employer satisfaction rate

• Largest arts school in Canada; second largest in North America

• Platinum award-winner for Best Business School

• Campuses in Oakville, Mississauga and Brampton with on-campus student residences in Brampton and Oakville. Public transit is available for Mississauga campus students living in residence.

• Recipient of more awards from the Association of Canadian Community Colleges than any other college in Canada

• Eight Sheridan graduates have been nominated for Academy Awards with two winning in the category of Best Animated Short Film

• Track record of graduating Emmy, Oscar and Genie award-winners

We’ll teach you to apply knowledge creatively to help you shine brighter.

Here’s how:

• With the ongoing creation of new courses and the updating of existing ones to reflect the changing workplace

• By consistently adding new diploma programs (35 programs have been developed over the last few years)

• Innovative degree programs have been introduced and many more are in development

• By fostering a creative community where students are encouraged to collaborate, experiment and question

• By facilitating the use of Mobile Computing. This encourages students to use “real-world” collaborative learning integrating online resources.

“i took the international Business Program and my experience was simply superb.

The reason was the distinguished staff and the great atmosphere of the college.

The international office staff always makes you feel at home. i thoroughly enjoyed

every moment!”

Ravi PrasathChennai, India

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ToolS To helP you learn anD work• State-of-the-art facilities featuring the latest

computers and technology

• Career-driven, practical, hands-on education

• Paid co-op programs combining work and study

• Industry-linked, highly dedicated faculty

• Mobile computing technology seamlessly integrated into the teaching and learning experience

• World-wide recognition and reputation

• Flexible, effective English as a Second Language (ESL) programming

• University partnerships and credit transfer programs

• Proximity to Toronto’s business, industry and entertainment areas combined with the high standard of living in Oakville, Brampton and Mississauga

• Access to Canada’s largest complex of soundstages at Pinewood Toronto Studios; home to SIRT (Screen Industries Research and Training Centre)

ProgramS To SuiT your neeDS, inTereSTS anD amBiTionS

Diplomas – Focus on hands-on learning in these two or three-year programs designed in cooperation with industry partners to equip students with the skills needed in today’s workplace.

Degrees – Four-year degrees enhance the theory and critical thinking of a traditional university program with hands-on applied learning and a paid work term.

Post-Graduate Certificates – If you’ve already completed a university degree or college diploma, earn this additional credential in just one year.

Certificates – Specialized one-year programs.

Choose from over 120 programs offered through our academic faculties:• Animation, Arts and Design

• Applied Health and Community Studies

• Applied Science and Technology

• Business

• Humanities and Social Sciences

See page 9 for a full list of programs.

“Studying and living in Canada has been an incredible experience. Though i’m miles away

from home, i am happy here at Sheridan. The friendships and memories i’ve made are truly wonderful and though my program is

challenging, i enjoy learning about what i love.”

Patrice Huggins Trinidad & Tobago

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a greaT PlaCe To STuDy

Hazel McCallion Campus – Our new campus in Mississauga houses our business programs. The campus features modern leading-edge design, services and programming.

Davis Campus – Enjoy studying in Brampton, one of the fastest-growing and most culturally diverse communities in Canada.

Trafalgar Road Campus – Oakville’s picturesque lakeside setting combined with its reputation as a high-technology and business hub make this a vibrant, exciting place to study.

All campuses feature excellent access to public transit.

As a Sheridan student, you will have access to a variety of services:

• Athletics, fitness and recreation

• Career and educational planning

• Child care centres

• Counselling and study support

• Health services

• Job search assistance

• Peer mentoring

• Tutoring

Mississauga

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Sheridan took the Gold Cup Award for overall first place at the 2010 Ontario Colleges Marketing Competition, winning four

Gold Awards, two Silver Awards, three Bronze Awards and one 4th place standing in a field of 13 competing colleges.

We offer Entrance, Academic and Needs-based Scholarships/Awards. For more information, please visit www.studyatsheridan.ca

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The lifeSTyle you wanTOpt for the safe, smoke-free environment of one of Sheridan’s clean, modern residences or choose off-campus accommodations – the choice is yours!

Student ResidencesAll Sheridan residences offer fully furnished suites with common kitchen and laundry facilities.

During the school year (September to April) rooms are available on both the Davis and Trafalgar Road campuses for approximately $6,150 Cdn. Public transit is available for Mississauga campus students living in residence. Summer semester stays are also available; please contact the residence for details.

For more information, or to submit your online application, please visit http://sheridanresidence.ca

Off-Campus AccommodationsAs well as residence, there are many nearby off-campus accommodations to choose from.

• Off-campus Housing www.places4students.com

• Homestay

Sheridan refers students to Golden Source International or Homestay Connection:

www.goldensource.ca

www.homestayconnection.ca

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helP geTTing SeTTleDSheridan’s International Centre offers a comprehensive range of services and is the first point of contact for international students. Our dedicated and supportive team of professionals take pride in caring for our international students’ needs every step of the way. We also assist international students with social and cultural integration. Our services include:

• Advice on selecting a career-oriented program, admission requirements and registration

• An orientation to help you become familiar with your new surroundings and Sheridan’s campuses

• Assistance in answering questions regarding study/work permits, extensions and letters of attendance

• Information about health insurance, on-campus employment, SIN cards, scholarships and awards

• Access to dozens of student groups, associations and organizations which host events and social activities and workshop sessions throughout the year

We offer help in many languages – is yours on the list?• Arabic

• English

• French

• German

• Gujarati

• Hindi

• Mandarin

• Polish

• Punjabi

• Russian

• Sinhalease

• Spanish

• Urdu

“i come from Brazil and i’m currently attending the Project management post-graduate program at Sheridan College, and so far it has been an absolutely wonderful experience. i thoroughly enjoy my time at the college and i’m really glad i’ve chosen this course as part of my international experience. The education i receive is very practical in the real business world, the instructors are prepared and motivated, and the environment is just great. i highly recommend Sheridan College to anyone looking at starting a professional career in business in Canada.”

Gustavo Vieira Brazil

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neeD helP learning engliSh?We offer a comprehensive English as a Second Language (ESL) program featuring:• Five levels of instruction: Foundation, Pre-intermediate,

Intermediate, Advanced and English for Academic Purposes (EAP)

• Testing upon arrival to determine the appropriate level for you

ESL sessions last seven weeks (25 hours of study/week) and cost $2,753 Cdn. This includes tuition, health insurance, and use of the computer lab.

Choose the start time that works best for you! Programs begin in:

• January

• March

• May

• July

• September

• November

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Enter at the level identified by your testing

ESL Foundation A (7 weeks)

ESL Foundation B (7 weeks)

ESL Pre-Intermediate A (7 weeks)

ESL Pre-Intermediate B (7 weeks)

ESL Intermediate A (7 weeks)

ESL Intermediate B (7 weeks)

ESL Advanced A (7 weeks)

ESL Advanced B (7 weeks)

English for Academic Purposes (EAP)

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College or UniversityCourses

“my decision to study at Sheridan has had the biggest positive change on my life. i was able to appreciate the multiculturalism and warmth of Canada. i cherish all the friendships i made and the valuable insights of my instructors and professors. i was inspired to achieve more than i ever thought was possible.”

Kyung-Soon Park* South Korea * Valedictorian at Convocation

Credit for the work you’ve doneWe want it to be easy for you to build on qualifications you’ve earned at other institutions or at Sheridan. Our agreements with universities in Canada and abroad provide advanced standing into related degree programs. For general information on transfer agreements in Ontario, go to www.ocutg.on.ca

Many Sheridan programs have transfer agreements, including:

• Business

• Chemical Engineering Technology

• Community Development

• Early Childhood Education

• Electromechanical Engineering

• Mechanical Engineering Technology

• Media Arts

• Social Service Worker

Sheridan has transfer agreements with other institutions, including:

• Algoma University

• Athabasca University

• Brock University

• McMaster University

• Northwood University

• Ryerson University

• Simon Fraser

• University of Toronto

• York University

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Help with your applicationSheridan offers a dedicated International Admission Team to process your application accurately and efficiently. To learn more about specific admission requirements for your country, please check our website at www.studyatsheridan.ca or contact the International Centre at: international@sheridanc.on.ca.

How to ApplyComplete the Sheridan International Admissions Application Form available online at www. studyatsheridan.ca. A $100 Cdn non-refundable application fee is required at the time of application. Acceptable methods of payment include electronic wire transfer, Visa or MasterCard.

English ProficiencyAll international students whose first language is not English must provide a successful TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) or IELTS (International English Language Testing System) score. Our minimum scoring requirements are as follows:

Diploma and Certificate Applicants• IELTS – 6.0 overall band with no band below 5.5• TOEFL iBT – 80 with a minimum of 20 in each section• With exception of our Pharmacy Technician program

which requires IELTS 6.5 overall band with no band below 6.0 OR TOEFL iBT 91 with (21L, 25W, 23S, 22R)

Degree and Postgraduate Applicants• IELTS – 6.5 overall band with no band below 6.0• TOEFL iBT – 88 with a minimum of 21 in each section

Applicants with a minimum of three years high school or postsecondary studies in Canada, Australia, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, New Zealand, Singapore, U.S., U.K. and some Caribbean* countries will be exempted from TOEFL/IELTS requirements upon provision of a full transcript. (*Exclusions are: Cuba, Dominican Republic, Haiti and Puerto Rico.)

ESL students may be offered conditional admission to full-time programs pending successful completion of the EAP level. Applicants to a Diploma/Certificate program must achieve a minimum EAP grade of 70%. Applied Degree and Graduate Certificate applicants must achieve a minimum EAP grade of 75%.

TimelinesApplications are accepted and reviewed throughout the year. Please note you can apply online without a IELTS/TOEFL document at time of application; you may submit it at a later date. Deadline dates specific to your term will be communicated to you after you apply.

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PrOGrAM CampusDuration(Years)

GraduateCertifiate

(Post-Grad)

Post-secondary Degree/

Diploma/Certificate

Co-opMobile

Computing (Terms)

Approximate Program

Fee CDN$

Advanced Special Effects Makeup, Prosthetics & Props** TrA 1 • • $19,462

Advanced Television and Film TrA 1 • • $25,101

Advertising & Marketing Communications TrA 2 • • • $13,461

Advertising & Marketing Communications Management TrA 3 • • • $13,461

Advertising Management TrA 1 • • • $15,648

Animal Care DV 1 • • • $13,668

Architectural Technician/Technology DV 2 or 3 • • • • • $13,871

Art and Art History (Bachelor of Arts) UTM & TrA 4 • • UTM

Art Fundamentals TrA 1 • • • $13,965

Bachelor of Applied Arts (Music Theatre Performance) TrA 4 • • $27,944

Bachelor of Applied Arts (Photography) TrA 4 • • $20,643

Bachelor of Applied Arts (Animation) TrA 4 • i • $23,258

Bachelor of Applied Arts (Early Childhood Leadership) ◊ DV 4 • i • • $17,425

Bachelor of Applied Arts (Illustration) TrA 4 • i • $22,430

Bachelor of Applied Arts (Interior Design) TrA 4 • i • • $18,336

Bachelor of Applied Business (Global Business Management) DV 4 • • • • • $16,617

Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Athletic Therapy) DV 4 • i • $20,239

Bachelor of Applied Health Sciences (Exercise Science and Health Promotion) DV 4 • • • $20,061

Bachelor of Applied Information Sciences (Information Systems Security) TrA 4 • • • • $16,597

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

BrOCK & TrA 4 • • • •+ Brock U

Bachelor of Design (Honours) YOrK & TrA 4 • • York U

Banking and Wealth Management DV & HMC 3 • • • $13,579

Business – Accounting DV & HMC 2 or 3 • • • • • $13,579

Business – Finance DV & HMC 2 or 3 • • • • $13,579

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HMC

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PrOGrAM CampusDuration(Years)

GraduateCertifiate

(Post-Grad)

Post-secondary Degree/

Diploma/Certificate

Co-opMobile

Computing (Terms)

Approximate Program

Fee CDN$

Business – General DV & HMC 2 • • • • $13,579

Business – Human resources DV & HMC 2 or 3 • • • • $13,579

Business – Marketing DV & HMC 2 or 3 • • • • $13,579

Business Process Management HMC 1 • • • $16,166

Chemical Engineering Technology * DV 3 • • • • $13,339

Chemical Engineering Technology – Environmental * DV 3 • • • • $13,339

Chemical Laboratory Technician * DV 2 • • • $13,339

Child and Youth Worker DV 3 • • $13,329

Communication, Culture and Information Technology UTM & TrA 4 • •+ UTM

Community and Justice Studies DV 2 • • • $13,329

Community Worker – Outreach and Development DV 2 • • • $13,333

Computer Animation TrA 1 • • • $19,637

Computer Animation – Digital Character Animation TrA 1 • • $19,637

Computer Animation – Digital Visual Effects TrA 1 • • $19,637

Computer Engineering Technician/Technology * DV 2 or 3 • • • • • $13,960

Computer Programmer TrA & DV 2 • • • $13,639

Computer Programmer TrA 2 • • • $13,639

Computer Systems Technician – Software Engineering * TrA & DV 2 • • • • $13,619

Computer Systems Technology – Systems Analyst * TrA & DV 3 • • • • $13,619

Computer Systems Technology - Systems Analyst TrA 3 • • • • $13,619

Computer Systems Technology – Software Development and Network Engineering* TrA & DV 3 • • • • • $13,619

Corporate Communications TrA 1 • • $17,329

Cosmetic Techniques and Management TrA 2 • • • $14,130

Crafts and Design (Ceramics, Fabrics & Furniture) TrA 3 • • $14,417

Crafts and Design (Glass) TrA 3 • • $15,039

Early Childhood Education TrA & DV 2 • • • • $13,589

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HMC

HMC

HMC

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PrOGrAM CampusDuration(Years)

GraduateCertifiate

(Post-Grad)

Post-secondary Degree/

Diploma/Certificate

Co-opMobile

Computing (Terms)

Approximate Program

Fee CDN$

Early Childhood Education – Intensive TrA & DV 1 • • • $13,446

Educational Assistant (Two-Year Diploma) TrA 2 • • • $13,579

Educational Assistant Fast Track Intensive TrA 1 • • • $13,583

Electrical Techniques STC 1 • • • $14,125

Electromechanical Engineering Technician/Technology* DV 2 or 3 • • • • • $13,806

Electronics Engineering Technician/Technology * DV 2 or 3 • • • • • $14,010

Emergency Management DV 1 • • $15,219

English as a Second Language (ESL)*** DV & TrA • $2,753

Enterprise Database Management TrA 1 • • • • ^ $22,119

Environmental Control DV 1 • • • $18,197

Environmental Technician * DV 2 • • $13,339

Financial Planning HMC 1 • • $15,459

Fundamentals of Fitness Leadership DV 1 • • • $13,349

Game Development - Advanced Programming ** TrA 1 • • • $19,888

Game Level Design ** TrA 1 • • • $19,855

General Arts and Science – College Profile TrA & DV 1 • • $13,329

Genral Arts and Science – College Profile DV 1 • • $13,329

General Arts and Science – Health Profile DV 1 • • • $13,369

General Arts and Science – Technology Profile DV 1 • • $13,454

General Arts and Science – University Profile TrA & DV 1 or 2 • • • $13,329

Help Desk Technician DV 1 • • • • $16,809

Human resource Management DV & HMC 1 • • • • $15,494

Human resource Management HMC 1 • • • • $15,494

Information Technologies Support Services DV 2 • • • • • $16,809

Interactive Multimedia TrA 1 • • $18,329

Interior Decorating TrA 2 • • • • $14,365

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PrOGrAM CampusDuration(Years)

GraduateCertifiate

(Post-Grad)

Post-secondary Degree/

Diploma/Certificate

Co-opMobile

Computing (Terms)

Approximate Program

Fee CDN$

International Business HMC 1 • • • • $15,524

Internet Communications Technology * TrA 3 • • • • $13,673

Internet Communications Technology * ¥ DV 3 • • • • $13,673

Investigation – Public and Private DV 2 • • • • $13,579

Journalism – Broadcast TrA 2 • • • $17,132

Journalism – New Media TrA 1 • • • $17,964

Journalism – Print TrA 2 • • • $13,761

Manufacturing Management DV 1 • • • $16,325

Marketing Management HMC 1 • • • • $15,591

Mechanical Engineering Technician/Technology * DV 2 or 3 • • • • • $13,826

Mechanical Engineering Technician/Technology – Design and Drafting * DV 2 or 3 • • • • • $13,846

Mechanical Technician – Tool Making STC 3 • • • • $14,097

Mechanical Techniques – Plumbing STC 1 • • • $14,097

Mechanical Techniques – Tool and Die Maker STC 1 • • $14,097

Media Arts TrA 3 • • • $20,961

Media Fundamentals TrA 1 • • $13,689

Office Administration – Executive DV 2 • • • • $13,623

Office Administration – General DV 1 • • • • $13,623

Office Administration – Legal DV 2 • • • • • $13,623

Office Administration – Medical DV 2 • • • • $13,623

Paralegal ◊ DV 2 • • • $13,579

Performing Arts – Preparation TrA 1 • • $14,555

Personal Support Worker DV 1 • • • $14,089

Pharmacy Technician ◊ DV 2 • • • $13,391

Police Foundations DV 2 • • • $13,343

Practical Nursing ◊ DV 2 • • • $16,688

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PrOGrAM CampusDuration(Years)

GraduateCertifiate

(Post-Grad)

Post-secondary Degree/

Diploma/Certificate

Co-opMobile

Computing (Terms)

Approximate Program

Fee CDN$

Project Management HMC 1 • • • • $16,736

Quality Assurance – Manufacturing and Management DV 1 • • • $15,593

retail Pharmacy Assistant ◊ DV 1 • • $13,399

Social Service Worker TrA & DV 2 • • • $13,332

Social Service Worker – Gerontology TrA & DV 2 • • • $13,332

Social Service Worker – Immigrant and refugee Stream TrA & DV 2 • • • $13,332

Technical Production for Theatre and Live Events TrA 3 • • $14,643

Theatre and Drama Studies UTM & TrA 4 • • UTM

Tourism and Travel TrA 2 • • • • $13,579

Veterinary Technician DV 2 • • $14,242

Visual and Creative Arts TrA 2 or 3 • • $13,961

Visual Merchandising Arts TrA 2 • • $14,275

Web Design TrA 1 • • $19,909

Welding Techniques STC 1 • • • $14,125

(DV) Program offered at the Davis Campus, Brampton

(TrA) Program offered at the Trafalgar road Campus, Oakville

(STC) Program offered at the Skills Training Centre, Oakville

(HMC) Program offered at the Hazel McCallion Campus, Mississauga

◊ May Start

** Three-term program

*** Every seven week session

+ FirstyearofprogramisatUniversity

¥ Year 2 and 3 at Trafalgar road Campus only

^ Direct entry Term 2 only

i Internship

* Additional fees will apply for some programs with a modified curriculum

Program fees are for one academic year (generally two terms).

Fees include tuition, health insurance and ancillary charges.

Residence Fees: The residence fee for two terms is $6,150 CDN.

Note: Fees are quoted in Canadian dollars. (subject to change without notice)

As the Fee Guide is prepared in advance, Sheridan reserves the right to make changes due to errors and omissions. All information provided is current as of publication; Sheridan Marketing and Communications, March 2012. CS_367969

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The fees shown above are for the first two terms of academic studies at Sheridan; fees for subsequent terms are not reflected on this chart. The fees shown for Advanced Special Effects Makeup, Prosthetics and Props, Game Development - Advanced Programming and Game Level Design are for three academic terms.

If accepted in the co-op work term plan, the co-op fee will be billed in the term prior to the actual co-op work term. Fees above do not include the $535.00 co-op work term fee.

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CONTACT INFORMATION FOR THE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE

For instant, accurate information visit www.studyatsheridan.caand click on the ASK SHERIDAN button!

Web: www.studyatsheridan.caEmail: international@sheridanc.on.caTelephone: 1-905-815-4001Fax: 1-905-815-4004