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Faculty of Applied Science & Technology

Sheridan’s Faculty of Applied Science and Technology (FAST) provides a purposeful and nimble postsecondary education.

In FAST, we provide practical, hands-on learning opportunities that can be carried from the classroom to the workforce. Our high-intensity and industry-renowned programs equip you with relevant knowledge and real-world problem solving skills.

From computing to engineering, architectural technology to chemistry and skilled trades, as a FAST graduate, you’ll have more opportunities in a rapidly changing world.

See what our students have been up to at thinkFAST.sheridancollege.ca

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6,693 full-time students
36 programs
20+ computing research projects
61 CAMDT research projects

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Teaching & Learning

More than $300,000 in academic awards handed out to Sheridan students during end-of-year ceremonies

Jun 15, 2022

Thanks to our supporters, Sheridan recognizes and celebrates student achievement
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Teaching & Learning

Launch of forward-thinking programs positions Sheridan graduates to solve real-world problems

Jun 6, 2022

From fostering a deeper understanding of machine intelligence to building cities with growing populations in mind, Sheridan's newest programs are designed to empower students with the ability to find solutions to complex problems.

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Research & Scholarship

Finding a cyber security solution for the manufacturing industry

May 31, 2022

Professor Nicholas Johnston knew that he had the perfect opportunity to apply his passion and research expertise in cybersecurity when presented with a project tackling security gaps in a manufacturing industry partner’s web application software.

Sheridan Applied Information Sciences professor Nick Johnston

Science & Technology

Q&A: What are the cyber security risks of working from home?

May 19, 2022

Honours Bachelor of Information Sciences (Cyber Security) professor Nick Johnston explains the dangers of working from home, what companies and employees can do to combat them, and how remote work is impacting the cyber security industry.

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