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Has a satellite campus ever worked anywhere?
by 908B64B197 5y ago
Has a satellite campus ever worked anywhere?
- mc32 5y agoDidn’t Stanford open a small campus in Japan, maybe still has one?
- chris11 5y agoA quick google search makes it seem like their Kyoto campus is for a study abroad program. and it's located in Doshisha University. https://ealc.stanford.edu/undergraduate-program/study-abroad https://ealc.stanford.edu/undergraduate-program/study-abroad
- _delirium 5y agoIt's too early to be sure, but Cornell Tech, the new-ish satellite campus of Cornell in NYC, looks to be on a successful trajectory.
- chirau 5y agoI remember when Cornell Tech was just a fraction of a floor in the Google Chelsea office. If there sheer growth in presence in the city is anything to go by, it looks they have invested a lot in it. I mean, a lot.
- chirau 5y agoDuke has a really amazing and world renowned satellite medical school in Singapore.
- redis_mlc 5y agoI don't know if you'd call the UC (University of California) system satellites, but they seem to work well. I vaguely remember reading about some Western universities opening branches in China, which will probably grow larger than the original locations. Not sure what happens when you flunk a princeling though, if that's even possible.
- iancmceachern 5y agoWharton?