DORMITORY (International House)
Students will reside at the dormitory of UOS, and rooms will be assigned every semester. The university’s on-campus housing facilities, the Dormitory and International House has Korean students and international students, so that living on campus allows students to meet new friends and experience all that UOS campus offers through various living, dining, and campus life options. Room types vary between single, 2-person and multi-person room.
The assignment of the room is centrally administered by the UOS Dormitory Office. Students will be assigned to a room of 4-5 capacity, with a single room each and 2 bathrooms to share.
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Room in the Dormitory
Heating and Cooling Systems : Central heating, Central air conditioning (students can set the room temperature)
Wifi : Free LAN Internet Access
Electric voltage : 220V (60hz) (standards wall socket has two rounded holes)
Facilities in dormitory :
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Community kitchen (Global Kitchen)
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Gym
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Laundry Room
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Convenience store
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Resting Place
All rooms are fully equipped with central heating, central air conditioning and free LAN internet access. The rooms are centrally air-conditioned but students can set the room temperature using the control switch. The electric voltage in Korea is 220V (60hz), and the standards wall socket has two rounded holes. Due to fire hazard reasons, any cooking device that results in fire is strictly prohibited in the room. The dormitory has a community kitchen for students to cook their own food occasionally. Many international students use this community kitchen to cook their own ethnic food and share it with other international or Korean students.
The Dormitory and International House provides coin-operated laundry rooms and a gym for its residents’ use. These are located on the basement floor and open 24 hours. Seminar rooms, student lounges, and an internet café are also available for the residents.
Photos by Samsul (MGLEP 8, Indonesia)
PRECAUTIONS
• Certificate of Health All of the residents have to submit the certificate of health, TB test, to the Dormitory Office. (Every participant has to take a medical check-up upon arrival in Korea. The medical check-up report may replace the certificate of health.)
• Dormitory Bedding Bedding and pillows are not provided; participants need to prepare their own blankets and pillows (Bedding materials can be purchased at the nearest store from school).
• Automatic Face Recognition System On your first day, you will have your photos taken at the dormitory office in order to be registered for dormitory access.
• Laundry You may do laundry after you buy a laundry card and charge it.
• Cooking Cooking is allowed at the Community Kitchen
• Residence Separation Each female and male dormitory is out-of-bounds from each other.
• Usage of Electricity The authorization of electric goods may vary as mentioned below. In case of using prohibited electric goods, the goods will be seized with penalty points imposed to the user.
Convenience Stores
Student Cafeterias
Health Sevice and Hospital near UOS
<https://www.symcs.co.kr/>
<http://www.sshosp.co.kr/>
The University Health Service Center is located on the 2nd floor of the Student Hall. (Open from 9:00 to 18:00 except Saturday and Sunday) Examination, prescription and medicine for simple illnesses such as cold or indigestion will be offered without cost. On every Wednesday between 14:00~16:00 (exception of vacation), Campus physician is available.
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On Campus Health Services The University Health Service Center is located on the 2nd floor of Student Hall (#12 on the campus map). Examination, prescription and medicine for simple illnesses such as cold, indigestion and cuts will be treated free of charge.
- Office Hour: Mon.-Fri., 09:00-18:00(12:00-13:00, Lunch Break)
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Off-campus Hospitals
- Samyook Medical Center (삼육서울병원)
Sundays & Weekdays: 09:00-17:00, Fridays: 09:00-12:00
Contact: 1577-3675
- Seoul Sungsim General Hospital (서울성심병원)
Weekdays: 09:00-17:30(12:30-13:30, Lunch Break), Saturdays: 09:00-13:00
Contact: 02-966-1616