“A haven for students” is what they say about this place. Right here we stand before the \ud559\uc0dd\ud68c\uad00. It is a building at a university. But what does it mean for the students?
The \ud559\uc0dd\ud68c\uad00 is more than just a building. It is a place where campus life unfolds.
Let’s delve into the heart of student life here in Seoul. Imagine the flurry of activity. Students rushing to and from classes. The free campus shuttle bus circles every 30 minutes.
The residence halls offer a variety of options. Students can choose from dorms or homestays. The Global Residence Hall opened in 2019. Gwanak Residence Hall has a dining hall and cafeteria. A fitness center offers CrossFit, yoga and Pilates. A convenience store is open 24 hours.
Dorm rooms are shared by one or two students. Suites include a refrigerator and washer. Students remove their shoes upon entering the room. A shoe rack sits inside the door. Residence advisors are available to assist with questions.
Homestays are in typical Korean apartments. Students might live with another international student. Families have years of experience hosting students. The level of English varies among hosts. It is Korean tradition to remove shoes upon entering the home.
Homestays may be 15 to 30 minutes from the university. Travel may be by public transportation or walking.
The \ud559\uc0dd\ud68c\uad00 provides spaces for student events. Student councils prepare event plans. They submit them to the Student Welfare Team for approval. Approval from the college dean is also required.
Posts must be submitted to the Student Welfare Team. They can be posted only after approval. Bulletin boards display announcements and important information. Students are encouraged to check them regularly.
The Student Union Building houses many convenience and welfare facilities. These include a health care center and a student lounge.
Seminar rooms can be reserved at Millcocol in the Millennium Hall. A seminar room usage application is required. Usage is limited to two hours per session.
A Female Student Lounge is on the 3rd floor of the Student Union building. It provides a resting space for female students.
Student insurance covers legal liability for accidents. It also covers medical expenses for injuries. Contact the Student Welfare Team for accident handling.
Evenings here at the \ud559\uc0dd\ud68c\uad00 are special. It’s a place where friendships deepen. It is a place where memories are made. The \ud559\uc0dd\ud68c\uad00 is a vibrant hub of campus life. It supports students in their academic and personal journeys.