The Global Service Center was established to provide services more efficiently.
“All the tasks related to global affairs were concentrated in the OGA in the past, and the efficiency of performing tasks decreased,” Kim Min-ji, an OGA program coordinator, said. “But now with the newly-opened Global Service Center, we expect to provide better and faster services for students visiting Ewha. The OGA hopes the Global Service Center will be the administrative hub for international students.”
The center supports both faculty and students; it will help foreign and exchange students settle on campus by assigning dormitories, providing information for course registration, connecting them with PEACE Buddies, organizing cultural experience programs and more. The OGA would be providing necessary assistances to the foreign faculties coming to the Ewha campus from setting up a bank account to housing and more.
Students welcome the Global Service Center.
“The OGA has been cooperative and helpful during my stay in Ewha, and I think the Global Service Center will be even more helpful,” said Teresa Baena (Malaga University, 1), a current exchange student. “The location of the center is close to the Ewha-Samsung International House, the dormitory where the exchange students stay, so many international students are likely to visit the center without difficulty.”
Oh Yoon
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