Highlights: awards and events

CIM has become a prominent applied research centre supporting partners in automotive, food, healthcare and clean tech sectors.

Seven-person crew leveraged in-house virtual production tools to create animated short in two days.

First program of its kind in Canada to augment existing production experience with Virtual Production (VP) training

Sheridan second in research partnerships and number of student researchers, fourth in completed research projects on Research Infosource Inc's annual summary.

Various industry and community partners joined more than 130 Sheridan faculty and staff for event at Hazel McCallion Campus.

Students' creativity, curiosity and determination showcases their inspiring potential to contribute to meaningful change across our communities.

On September 24, join Sheridan’s Centre for Elder Research (CER) and the Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging (RIA) for a national day of celebration that highlights the many ways arts and creativity enrich the lives of older adults and those who care for them.

First-of-its-kind certificate program supports African and Caribbean entrepreneurs starting cleantech businesses.

Sheridan’s capacity to conduct cutting-edge applied research in support of industry and community needs in artificial intelligence (AI) and manufacturing has been bolstered by two $200,000 Applied Research Tools and Instruments (ARTI) grants awarded from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC).

Twenty-one Faculty of Animation, Arts and Design alumni recognized for work on some of best known and innovative content in Canadian media landscape.

An investment of over $290,000 from Intellectual Property Ontario will help Sheridan build on its critical capacity to provide supports and guidance on intellectual property (IP) and commercialization to industry partners.

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.