A satellite campus is a campus of a college or university that is physically detached from the main university or college area.
Examples
- The University of Waterloo School of Architecture moved from the university's main campus in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada to a satellite campus in Cambridge, Ontario in 2004. The satellite facility was established due to lack of space at the main campus and as an initiative to spur economic activity in Cambridge.[1][2]
See also
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| Commercial | Business cluster • Business park • Shopping mall / center • Shopping district • Retail park |
| Industrial | Industrial park • Industrial district • Industry cluster • List of technology centers |
| Residential | Housing development • Gated community • Housing estate |
| Education/Science | Science park • List of research parks • Technopolis • Campus • Satellite campus |
| Municipal | New town • List of planned cities • Arcology • Model village |
| Miscellaneous | Cluster development • Urban planning • Brownfield land • Land use planning • Redevelopment • Urban design • Regional planning • Zoning • Context theory • Eminent domain |
