Campus Networks

Campus networks are large-scale computer systems that connect multiple buildings or areas within an institution, such as a university or business campus. They enable all devices—computers, printers, servers—to communicate and share resources efficiently across the campus. Typically, these networks include wired connections for stability and wireless access for flexibility. They are designed to support secure, high-speed data transfer, manage large volumes of information, and accommodate many users simultaneously. Essentially, campus networks create a unified digital environment that facilitates research, education, and administrative functions across different locations within the organization.