Sheridan Campuses

Davis Campus in Brampton is Sheridan College's largest campus and a bustling multicultural hub. It houses a diverse range of programs, including applied health, community services, engineering, and technology. The campus was previously known as the Brampton Campus and was renamed in 1992 to honor William G. Davis, the former premier of Ontario who created the college system.

Key Features:

• Largest Campus: Davis Campus is the biggest of Sheridan's locations. Multicultural Hub: The campus is known for its diverse and welcoming atmosphere.
• Applied Health Focus: The Centre for Healthy Communities houses many applied health programs.
• Technology and Engineering: Davis Campus offers a wide range of engineering and technology programs

Popular Programs at Davis:

1. Applied Health
2. Community Services
3. Engineering and Technology
4. Business
5. Computing: Programs
6. Performing Arts

Davis Campus Statistics

The Hazel McCallion Campus (HMC) of Sheridan College in Mississauga is a major post-secondary institution, located in downtown Mississauga and home to the Pilon School of Business. HMC offers a variety of programs, including business degrees and other specialized fields, and has been recognized for its sustainability and green initiatives, according to Sheridan College

Key Features:

• HMC is a living lab for architecture, with exposed architectural elements and a Materials ConneXion Library, according to Sheridan College.
• The campus is built to LEED Gold standards and prioritizes energy conservation and sustainable practice.
• It houses the Pilon School of Business and is home to the Institute for Creativity and EDGE entrepreneurial hub.
• HMC includes a student and athletics building, offering a range of facilities and services for its 10,455 students.

Popular Programs at HMC:

1. Business
2. Architecture