How many campuses does University at Albany SUNY have?

<p>The campus at SUNY Albany is divided into two areas: the Uptown Campus and the Downtown Campus. The <strong>Uptown Campus</strong> is the <strong>main campus</strong> and is located at 1400 Washington Avenue in Albany, was designed in <strong>1961-62</strong> by renowned American architect Edward Durell Stone. The buildings are built in bold unified design and feature domes, towers, and fountains. The main library, Performing Arts Centre, and the Atmospheric Sciences Research Centre are all located at the campus. Besides, the main library, the other three are also within the premises.</p><p>The second area of the campus, which is known as the <strong>Downtown Campus</strong> was developed in <strong>1909.</strong> This campus comprises of the Rockefeller College of Policy and Public Affairs, College of Information Technology, School of Criminal Justice, and the School of Social Welfare. In addition, a new campus, <strong>Health Sciences Campus</strong> was opened across <strong>87 acres</strong> of land and it houses the Cancer Research Centre and the School of Public Health.</p>

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