Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
---|---|---|
Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
Course Language: | English | |
Required Degree | Class 12th | |
First Year Total Fees: | $ 14000(₹ 1020000) | |
Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
---|---|---|
Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
Course Language: | English | |
Required Degree | Class 12th | |
First Year Total Fees: | $ 14000(₹ 1020000) | |
Course Level: | Bachelor's | |
---|---|---|
Course Duration: | 4 Years | |
Course Language: | English | |
Required Degree | Class 12th | |
First Year Total Fees: | $ 14000(₹ 1020000) | |
Location
Address: 1430 Trafalgar Road, Oakville, Ontario, Canada
Located in a suburban area between Toronto and Hamilton
Easily accessible via public transit (GO Transit, local buses)
Institution Type
Public College of Applied Arts and Technology
Campus Focus
The Trafalgar Road Campus is known as Sheridan’s creative hub, primarily home to:
Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design (FAAD)
Programs in Film, Television, Illustration, Interior Design, Photography, Art Fundamentals, and more
Also hosts some business and humanities courses
State-of-the-art studios, labs, and performance spaces
Home to Canada’s top animation and film school (highly regarded internationally)
Frequent industry partnerships, film festivals, exhibitions, and live performances
Vibrant student life with residence buildings, cafes, sports facilities, and clubs
On-campus student housing, student union activities, and wellness services
Globally recognized Bachelor of Animation and Bachelor of Film and Television programs
Strong focus on hands-on learning, industry collaboration, and portfolio development
Ideal for students aiming for careers in creative industries, entertainment, digital arts, or design
Program Name |
Duration |
---|---|
Bachelor of Animation |
4 years |
Bachelor of Film and Television |
4 years |
Bachelor of Game Design |
4 years |
Bachelor of Interior Design |
4 years |
Bachelor of Illustration |
4 years |
Bachelor of Craft and Design (Glass, Textiles, etc.) |
4 years |
Bachelor of Applied Information Sciences – Interaction Design |
4 years |
Bachelor of Music Theatre Performance |
4 years |
Program Name |
Duration |
---|---|
Art Fundamentals |
1 year |
Visual and Creative Arts |
2 years |
Journalism – New Media |
2 years |
Photography |
2–3 years |
Advertising and Marketing Communications |
3 years |
Media Fundamentals |
1 year |
Program Name |
Duration |
---|---|
Digital Product Design |
1 year |
Visual Effects (VFX) |
1 year |
Journalism – New Media |
1 year |
Computer Animation |
1 year |
Game Level Design |
1 year |
Sheridan – Trafalgar is particularly known for:
Animation
Film and Television
Illustration
Interior Design
Music Theatre
Photography
Art and Design Foundation programs
Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees/Year (USD) |
---|---|---|
Bachelor of Animation |
4 years |
~$21,000 |
Bachelor of Illustration |
4 years |
~$19,500 |
Bachelor of Film and Television |
4 years |
~$19,500 |
Bachelor of Interior Design |
4 years |
~$19,000 |
Bachelor of Game Design |
4 years |
~$19,500 |
Bachelor of Craft and Design (Textiles, Glass, etc.) |
4 years |
~$18,500 |
Bachelor of Applied Information Sciences – Interaction Design |
4 years |
~$18,500 |
Bachelor of Music Theatre Performance |
4 years |
~$21,000 |
Program Name |
Duration |
Tuition Fees/Year (USD) |
---|---|---|
Computer Animation |
1 year |
~$18,000 |
Visual Effects (VFX) |
1 year |
~$18,000 |
Digital Product Design |
1 year |
~$17,500 |
Game Level Design |
1 year |
~$17,500 |
Journalism – New Media |
1 year |
~$16,500 |
1. Globally Recognized Programs
Home to Sheridan’s renowned Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design (FAAD).
Offers some of the top-ranked programs in Animation, Film & Television, Illustration, and Game Design globally.
2. Career-Focused Education
Programs are hands-on and industry-aligned, with real-world projects, co-op/internship options, and expert faculty.
Sheridan has strong ties to industry partners in Canada and globally, especially in the media and entertainment sector.
3. Support for International Students
International Centre offers help with study permits, housing, health insurance, and academic advising.
Orientation sessions, social events, and settlement assistance are provided to help new students adjust.
4. Campus Life and Location
The Trafalgar campus is located in Oakville, a safe and beautiful suburb between Toronto and Hamilton.
Easy access to downtown Toronto by public transit (GO Train).
On-campus student housing, gym, art studios, performance theatres, and cafeterias make for a vibrant student life.
5. English Language Support
For students who don’t meet direct English entry requirements, Sheridan offers English for Academic Purposes (EAP) programs.
6. Eligibility for Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP)
All full-time diploma, degree, and graduate certificate programs at Sheridan are PGWP-eligible, allowing students to work in Canada for up to 3 years after graduation.
Visit the official Sheridan website or OntarioColleges.ca to explore programs offered at the Trafalgar Campus (e.g., Animation, Illustration, Interior Design, Game Design).
Confirm program-specific requirements, especially if a portfolio or interview is needed.
General Requirements for International Students:
Secondary school diploma (for undergraduate programs) or bachelor's degree (for graduate certificates)
English language proficiency:
IELTS: Minimum 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0)
TOEFL iBT: Minimum 88
Duolingo: Typically 115+ (accepted for most programs)
Portfolio (for creative programs such as Animation, Illustration, and Game Design)
Resume and Statement of Purpose (for postgraduate programs)
Undergraduate and diploma programs: Apply through
Graduate certificate programs: Also apply through the same portal
Application Fee: CAD $100 (non-refundable)
Academic transcripts (translated to English if necessary)
Proof of English proficiency
Portfolio (upload through Sheridan's submission system, if required)
Copy of passport
Sheridan will review your application and notify you by email.
If accepted, you will receive a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) needed to apply for a study permit.
Log in to your application portal and accept the offer.
Pay the tuition deposit (varies by program, typically CAD $2,000–$2,500).
Use your LOA to apply for a Canadian study permit through IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada).
Book accommodation (on-campus or off-campus)
Register for orientation and pay remaining tuition fees
Purchase health insurance (mandatory for international students)
Intake |
Start Month |
Application Window (Recommended) |
Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Fall Intake |
September |
October – April (priority deadline: Feb) |
Most programs available; highly competitive |
Winter Intake |
January |
May – September |
Limited program availability |
Spring Intake |
May |
September – January |
Very few programs open; mostly postgrad |
Fall (September) is the primary intake with the widest range of programs, including creative and degree programs.
Academic Requirements:
Completion of Grade 12 or equivalent (high school diploma)
Minimum overall average usually around 60–70%, but may be higher for competitive programs
Portfolio submission required for most creative programs (e.g., Animation, Illustration, Interior Design)
English Language Proficiency:
IELTS Academic: 6.5 overall, no band below 6.0
TOEFL iBT: Minimum 88
Duolingo: Minimum 115 (accepted for most programs)
Sheridan’s EAP program: Available for students who don’t meet direct entry requirements
Academic Requirements:
Completion of a recognized postsecondary diploma or degree
Some programs require specific backgrounds (e.g., tech/design for Computer Animation)
Other Requirements:
Resume/CV
Statement of Intent
Portfolio (for creative programs)
References (in select programs)
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility |
Value (USD) |
Notes |
---|---|---|---|
Entrance Scholarship for New International Students |
High academic achievement; automatically considered |
~$1,000 – $2,000 |
One-time award for first-year students in diploma, degree, or grad cert. |
Academic Excellence Scholarship |
Continuing international students with high GPA |
~$500 – $1,500 |
Based on GPA (usually 3.6+/4.0); competitive |
Degree Entrance Scholarship |
High school GPA of 75%+ entering a degree program |
~$1,000 – $2,000 |
For bachelor's programs (e.g., Animation, Game Design) |
Creative Arts Merit Awards |
Portfolio-based programs (e.g., Animation, Illustration) |
N/A |
Requires portfolio review; merit-based |
International Needs-Based Bursary |
Demonstrated financial need |
~$500 – $1,000 |
Application required; not guaranteed |
Facility/Service |
Description |
Approx. Cost/Year (USD) |
---|---|---|
On-Campus Residence |
Two-bedroom shared suites with private bedrooms, shared bathroom and kitchenette |
~$6,500 – $7,500 |
Room Type |
Single bedroom in shared 2-bedroom suite |
Included above |
Utilities & Wi-Fi |
Included in residence fees |
Included |
Meal Plan |
Not included (students cook or dine on campus/off campus) |
Optional (~$2,500 – $3,500) |
Residence Amenities |
Laundry, study lounges, common kitchens, 24/7 security |
Included |
Off-Campus Housing (estimated) |
Shared apartment or homestay in Oakville area |
~$7,000 – $9,000 |
Public Transportation |
Easy access via GO Transit and Oakville Transit |
~$1.50–$3.50 per ride |
Fitness & Recreation |
Gym, fitness classes, recreation centre on campus |
Included in student fees |
Campus Facilities |
State-of-the-art labs, design studios, theatres, library, student centre |
Included |
Creative Campus Culture
As home to Sheridan’s Faculty of Animation, Arts & Design, Trafalgar is buzzing with creative energy. Students often collaborate across programs, and the campus hosts regular art exhibitions, film screenings, live performances, and student showcases.
Clubs and Student Societies
The Sheridan Student Union (SSU) manages a wide variety of clubs and societies catering to interests in culture, gaming, technology, design, music, wellness, and more. Students are also encouraged to start their own clubs.
Events and Activities
Frequent campus events include:
Cultural celebrations
Mental health awareness weeks
Live music and open mic nights
Film festivals and animation expos
Career fairs and portfolio reviews
Student Support Services
Sheridan offers strong academic and personal support through:
Peer tutoring and academic advising
Counselling and mental health services
Career services and resume workshops
Accessibility and inclusion support
Residence Life
Living on-campus offers convenience and a community atmosphere. Residence staff host social events, movie nights, and workshops to help students connect and feel at home.
International Student Life
Sheridan has a large and growing international student community. Dedicated services include:
Orientation for new international students
Immigration and visa support
Language assistance and cross-cultural workshops
Events tailored for global student integration
Fitness and Recreation
The Trafalgar campus has a fitness centre, group fitness classes, and intramural sports leagues. Outdoor green space and nearby trails make it easy to stay active.
Location Perks
Located in Oakville, a safe and upscale suburb between Toronto and Hamilton, students enjoy a quiet, scenic environment with easy access to big-city amenities via public transit.
1. Co-op and Internship Opportunities
Many programs, especially in Bachelor of Animation, Interior Design, and Game Design, include mandatory or optional co-op terms.
Students work with real employers during their studies, gaining hands-on experience and industry exposure.
2. Career-Integrated Curriculum
Programs are designed with industry input, focusing on portfolio development, project-based learning, and presentation skills.
Real-world assignments simulate professional environments, preparing students for employment after graduation.
3. Career Services Support
Resume and cover letter building
Mock interviews and job search coaching
Employer networking events and job fairs
Online job board for internships and full-time positions
4. Industry Recognition
Sheridan’s Animation program is globally respected, with alumni working at Pixar, Disney, DreamWorks, Ubisoft, ILM, and other major studios.
Film and Television graduates find work in production, editing, and directing for Canadian broadcasters and streaming platforms.
Illustration and Design graduates go on to work in publishing, advertising, UX/UI design, and freelance roles.
5. Graduate Success
Many students secure jobs soon after graduation, especially in high-demand fields like animation, visual effects (VFX), and digital media.
International students are eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), allowing up to 3 years of work in Canada.
Pixar Animation Studios
Walt Disney Animation
Ubisoft
Nelvana
Bell Media
Rogers Communications
Amazon Studios
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC)
Program Type |
Estimated Acceptance Rate |
Notes |
---|---|---|
Competitive Programs (e.g., Animation, Illustration, Film) |
15%–25% |
Highly competitive; portfolio required; global applicant pool |
General Degree and Diploma Programs |
60%–80% |
Moderate to high acceptance depending on space and academic requirements |
Graduate Certificate (Postgraduate) Programs |
70%–85% |
Generally accessible; some programs may require specific background or experience |
Portfolio quality (required for programs like Animation, Illustration, Game Design)
Academic performance (GPA or high school average)
English language proficiency
Program capacity and number of applicants
Early application increases chances, especially for Fall intake
Campus Name: Sheridan College – Trafalgar Road Campus
Address: 1430 Trafalgar Road, Oakville, Ontario, L6H 2L1, Canada
Region: Greater Toronto Area (GTA)
Province: Ontario
Country: Canada