Intercampus
Intercampus is a term used to describe activities, services, or structures that connect two or more campuses within a university system or organization. It functions as an adjective and, less commonly, as a noun in some programs. The core idea is shared resources, joint governance, and cross-campus accessibility, enabling students, faculty, and staff to move, collaborate, and access services across campuses.
In higher education, intercampus arrangements may cover academic offerings, research collaborations, administrative coordination, student exchange, and
Benefits commonly cited include expanded course availability, more efficient use of facilities and personnel, enhanced research
The concept is widely used in university systems that operate more than one campus, as well as