University Park

The term University Park may refer to:

In the United States
  • University Park, Los Angeles, California, home of the University of Southern California
  • University Park, Florida, in Miami-Dade County, home of Florida International University
  • University, Orange County, Florida (sometimes shown as "University Park"), a neighbor of the University of Central Florida
  • University Park, Illinois, home of Governors State University
  • University Park (Indianapolis, Indiana), listed on the NRHP in Indiana
  • University Park, Iowa, home of Vennard College
  • University Park, Maryland, a town neighboring College Park, Maryland (home of University of Maryland, College Park)
  • University Park at MIT, in Cambridge, Massachusetts
  • University Park, New Mexico, a suburb of Las Cruces (home of New Mexico State University)
  • University Park, Pennsylvania, home of the Pennsylvania State University
  • University Park Airport, regional airport serving State College, PA and Penn State University
  • University Park, Portland, Oregon, a neighborhood in Portland
  • University Park, Texas, home of Southern Methodist University
  • University Park (Worcester, Massachusetts)), a public park close to Clark University
  • University of Houston (formerly University of Houston–University Park)
In England
  • University Park Campus, University of Nottingham, England

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