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The Science Center at Sheridan College connects students and visitors to history and discovery through modern laboratories, interactive displays, and state-of-the-art facilities. Conveniently situated between the Whitney Center and the Mars Agricultural Center, the facility entered an ambitious renovation and expansion phase in May 2026. Designed to maximize capacity for science instruction, research, and community engagement—while thoughtfully preserving and reusing the original structure—the project is slated for completion in August 2027.

Sheridan College Science Center photo with students walking.

Overview

The Science Center at Sheridan College is designed to inspire curiosity and hands-on discovery. With modern labs, collaborative work areas, and spaces for research, the building provides students with the tools and environment they need to succeed in today’s scientific and technical fields. Whether you’re conducting experiments, working on group projects, or connecting with faculty mentors, the Science Center brings science to life in a supportive and engaging setting.

Cutting-edge Analytical
Chemistry Lab

Our chemistry lab is equipped with advanced instrumentation that allows students to explore real-world applications of chemistry. From analyzing compounds to conducting independent projects, students gain practical, hands-on experience that prepares them for careers or graduate study.


Sun-lit Atrium Space

The Science Center’s atrium is a bright, welcoming hub where students can study, collaborate, or take a break between classes. Surrounded by natural light and displays that highlight the region’s scientific history, the atrium is both a gathering place and a daily reminder of the discoveries waiting to be made.


Hands-on Lab &
Research Spaces

State-of-the-art labs and research areas encourage students to move beyond textbooks and directly engage in scientific exploration. Here, students learn by doing—working with faculty, conducting experiments, and developing the problem-solving skills that define successful scientists.