What are the dormitory conditions like at Dongseo University in Korea?

The dormitory conditions at East-West University are really good. There is underfloor heating and air conditioning. It is not cold in winter, and it is not afraid of heat in summer.

Garbage does not need to be sorted by itself. Korea has a strict garbage separation system, but these are not considered in the case of dormitories. This is really a great benefit for those who live outside after graduation.

Also, the cost of accommodation is very cheap. Therefore, if it is the first time to study Korean at East-West University, the dormitory is the best choice. Don't worry about anything.

The most important point is that the school has better accommodation than other schools, and another advantage is that the dormitory management of this school is not gated. Haha, isn't it a late-night party welfare......

The accommodation conditions are very good, there are three student dormitories, all of which are two-person rooms, most of them have private bathrooms, and each building has a common kitchen and a public laundry room. Hot water is provided 24 hours a day, access is made with fingerprints or access cards, there is no curfew, but the dormitory hygiene will be checked regularly. The beds are all normal single beds, just with bunk beds and single beds.

There was a communal fridge and microwave in the kitchen which was handy to use at any time. Each building has a common lounge where you can chat, rest, and watch TV; There are also water purifiers. All in all the environment is nice and convenient.

The dormitory conditions are very good, the dormitory is very large and very well furnished, the place is big enough, not crowded, and the facilities are complete.

The conditions should not be bad, because now the domestic conditions for running schools in our country are very good, so South Korea, as a developed country, has a relatively high economic level and better conditions for running schools, so their conditions will be better.

The dormitory conditions of Dongxi University are very good, there are single and double rooms in the dormitory for international students, and each dormitory building has a common kitchen and washing machine, as well as a lounge, which is particularly convenient.

The dormitory conditions of Dongseo University in South Korea are still good, because they are all two people in one dormitory.

The dormitory conditions of Dongxi University are very good, there are special dormitories for international students, international living halls, independent bathrooms in the dormitory, wardrobes and shoe cabinets, as well as common kitchens and washing machines, which are particularly convenient.

The dormitory conditions are not to be said, it is really good, air conditioning and floor heating facilities are complete, and there is a separate bathroom, it is really convenient to live here.

The dormitory conditions do not have to be said, a room for 2 people, with a bathroom and a bathroom, it is still very cool.

There are five types of dormitories to choose from, and the cost does not vary much, but the dormitory on the hill is the largest and has the best view.

Dongseo University is a private comprehensive university located in Busan, South Korea, which was established on November 15, 1991 and held its first entrance ceremony, and officially changed its name to Dongseo University in 1996. Dongseo University is still quite well-known in Busan, the school has many characteristic majors, the professors are very professional, and the learning atmosphere is also good. The school's strengths are in design and image processing.

Generally speaking, the advantages of science and engineering are obvious, but in recent years, the school's literature and history majors have also developed rapidly. At present, the school is a comprehensive university. Taking literature and history majors as an example, the school is based on East Asia and develops in East Asia, and the school promotes exchanges and cooperation between Chinese, Japanese and Korean students, including distance teaching, and group study and discussion and development between China, Japan and South Korea.

The purpose is to promote knowledge and understanding among students from China, Japan and South Korea. It is a great opportunity for international students. Compared with other private universities, there are more international students.

As of December 2006, the Department of Physical Education, Japanese Language and Literature, and Electrical, Electronic and Information Communication at East-West University has been certified as "Excellent" by the Korea Association of University Education, and the Department of Design and Liberal Arts Education has been certified as "Excellent" by the Korea University Education Association. In 2005, Dongseo University was certified as the "No. 1 in the Country" and "Best University" in the field of university comprehensive evaluation and blueprint by the Council of University Education, and was ranked 4th in the "University Innovation and Competitiveness" ranking by the Samsung Economic Research Institute, the most authoritative university in Korea. For many years, it has been awarded the title of "Excellent Education Reform University" by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources of South Korea.

In terms of international exchanges, the company has a high degree of internationalization in various forms of international exchanges, and has established sister universities around the world to actively promote the construction of transnational campuses. To date, it has established a reputation as a pioneer university in the world by signing academic exchange agreements with 66 universities and research institutes in 17 countries around the world, including the United States, Germany, and Japan, and conducting exchange visits between professors and students, as well as joint research projects.

Dongseo University in Korea is good.

With the deepening of internationalization, more and more Chinese students have begun to choose South Korea as their study destination. Korean culture is fascinating to many people, but there is one very important factor to consider before studying abroad, and that is the level of academic proficiency at the university.

Dongseo University is one of Korea's leading comprehensive universities. Founded in 1946, Dongseo University in Busan was one of the first universities in Korea to offer courses in law, business, politics, and other majors. The university's reputation in Korea is quite good.

Another great advantage of East-West University is that it provides a good educational environment. The campus has modern academic buildings, libraries and laboratories that provide students with an excellent learning and research environment. East-West University also offers a number of courses that cover a wide range of subject areas and cater to the diverse needs of students.

Of course, any university has its limitations.

Introduction to Dongseo University in South Korea

At the beginning of its establishment, Dongseo University has positioned the fields of information technology, content (film, video) and design as special fields, and after 15 years of unremitting efforts, Yuying has become one of the "best" private universities in Korea.

The educational goal of the school is to cultivate creative talents, to cultivate well-rounded, practice-oriented professionals, and to cultivate "the only one" talents. Since its establishment, the school has been committed to the development of special educational courses that combine research and education.

The university has more than 10,000 undergraduates, and the employment rate of students is about 80%, which is higher than the average employment rate of 65% in South Korea, and more than 25% of them go to work in well-known multinational groups (such as Samsung, LG, Hyundai, IBM and other companies) after graduation.

Dongxi University has 15 colleges, including the School of Image Media, the School of Digital Content, and the School of Digital Design, forming a professional discipline group featuring the development of digital content, supported by practical teaching, and combining production, education and research.

In South Korea, although most universities have dormitories, there are very few rooms to meet the housing needs of students. According to the Ministry of Education and the Korea Association of University Education, in 2017, only 21% of the demand for four-year university dormitories in South Korea was met. This means that only 2 out of every 10 students in school are able to live in the dormitory.

According to reports, recently, hundreds of Korean Korea University students marched through the streets with candles in their hands, chanting "We Korea University students want a dormitory!" The school was asked to build more dormitories for it. According to reports, the school's dormitories can only accommodate 2,700 students, which is only 10% of the school's student population.

Kim Tae-koo, president of the Korean University student council, said that if you rent a 3-5 pyeong (about 10-16 square meters) one-room room, you must first pay a deposit of 10 million to 20 million won (about 10,000,000 yuan), and the monthly rent is 500,000-600,000 won.

According to the students, the cost of living in a rented house is 2-3 times that of the on-campus dormitory. Many college students could no longer bear to reach out to their parents to ask for money, so they had to work to subsidize their living expenses, and became "house slaves" prematurely. According to a student at Korea University, he earns 1 million won by working three jobs a month.

There are also students who are looking for relatively cheap ** very far away from the school, but they have to travel for more than 2 hours a day to "study".

According to reports, Korea University has repeatedly postponed the construction of new dormitories because of opposition from surrounding residents. According to a person in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, the area where the school plans to build a new dormitory is a city park, and the construction of a dormitory is opposed by local residents.

There are also landlords in the vicinity of the school who claim that the construction of dormitories is a violation of their right to life. One owner said that there are some vacant houses now, and the price of housing is also **, if you continue to build a new dormitory, you will have a hard time. Conflicts between students and residents in Seoul have also occurred in many schools in Seoul, and the student president of Hanyang University believes that if the new dormitories are built, the income of the surrounding landlords will be affected, so the residents of the neighborhood strongly oppose it.

Hanyang University students even had a rally and confrontation with nearby residents.

According to reports, conflicts between students and residents over the construction of new dormitories are spreading across South Korea, and despite the recent introduction of a plan to provide housing for young people, students hope that there will be a fundamental solution.

South Korean universities, especially those in Seoul, have extremely limited dormitories and competition is fierce. In addition, in order to complete the annual enrollment plan and maintain the survival plan of the school, Korean universities are desperately recruiting international students, resulting in the school dormitory becoming more and more stretched in recent years. In the case of "more monks and less porridge", the school can only provide dormitories for those students who have particularly excellent academic performance or have special family difficulties.

In addition, only master's students, doctoral students, and students engaged in postdoctoral research programs can live in university dormitories, while language students are almost impossible to apply for on-campus dormitories. Taking Yonsei University as an example, it is located in the most prosperous area of Seoul, surrounded by seven or eight colleges and universities such as Ewha Womans University, Sogang University, and Hongik University, with nearly 200,000 students.