The University of Florida on Thursday announced a site for a new Jacksonville campus that will offer graduate programs and include research on semiconductor technology.

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The University of Florida’s Board of Trustees approved a 22-acre site for the $300 million Jacksonville campus in the city’s downtown near several corporate headquarters — about 14 miles from the University of North Florida.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The University of Florida has chosen a location for its new graduate campus in Jacksonville dubbed the “ Florida Semiconductor Institute .” UF has been offering classes at a temporary site — the new JEA headquarters on Pearl Street — and plans to remain there for up to five years during construction.

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A $300 million UF graduate campus and $80 million semiconductor institute will go in Prime Osborn Convention Center area of downtown.

The Deegan administration will work with City Council to provide 22 acres for construction around the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center.

The University of Florida has selected the LaVilla area of Downtown Jacksonville for the site of their new graduate campus Thursday. The campus will be located in the area surrounding the Prime F. Osborne III Convention Center,

Promising to highlight accessibility and visibility, University of Florida Board of Trustees has agreed its new campus in Jacksonville will be located downtown, in the area surrounding the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center.