Highlights: awards and events

Sheridan has unveiled new spaces in its Trafalgar Road Campus that encourage and foster collaboration and creativity in research, innovation and entrepreneurship. 

David Oppenheim co-produced To Kill A Tiger, one of five Academy Award nominees for Best Documentary Feature.

Joint project between three Sheridan programs was designed to amplify voices of students, faculty and staff whose first language is not English.

Centre for Intelligent Manufacturing, Centre for Applied AI take on names that better reflect their expertise and innovative supports they provide to partners.

Sheridan has been recognized with two three-year College and Community Social Innovation research funding grants from the Tri-Agency.

Third consecutive year Sheridan has won the category in Research Infosource Inc's annual summary of Canada's Top 50 Research Colleges

Sheridan's longest-running research centre has completed more than 150 applied research, evaluation and design projects in the field of aging since 2003.

Thanks to an investment from the federal government, Sheridan’s Screen Industries Research and Training (SIRT) Centrewill further provide renowned expertise and innovation support to its partners in the film and television, gaming, interactive entertainment and performing arts sectors.

Sheridan lone college to receive highest distinction in 2023 in program advancing equity, diversity and inclusion in research environments.

This new sub-brand captures the power of Sheridan’s work and the energy of new ideas. It conveys a sense of momentum, growth and change, which mirrors the transformative landscape across Sheridan’s Faculties and Centres.