SNRU Facilities Co-operative shop SNRU co-operative shop is a convenience store and has a well-stocked range of stationery, clothing, and memorabilia. SNRU Sports
Library and Learning Resource Centre Emergency Contact Numbers The SNRU Security department is staffed by professional and committed security officers and operates 24 hours a day. Coffee shop and Cafeterias SNRU campus has 2 coffee shops, and 2 cafeterias which offer meals and a wide range of refreshments. Transport On-Campus Accommodation The university offers a comprehensive service to assist students in all aspects of accommodation during the course of studies. The cost of living in Sakon Nakhon is one of the lowest in Thailand. Temporary accommodation The minimum tenancy is one semester and there is a fixed term lease contract, which runs from the beginning of the week prior to the start of semester, up to and including the last day of semester. At the beginning of Semester 1 each year, preference is given to first year students for at least half of the places available in the villages, however to maintain a balance, 2nd year and 3rd year students may be selected and are encourage to apply. Residents living in the village have access to the university’s computer labs, and also have access to the University’s wireless network. Off-Campus Accommodation Many students choose to live off-campus in rented accommodation; typically private dormitories, units or townhouses, apartments or houses. There are many affordable options in the suburbs around SNRU campus. The rent varies depending on the size, condition, and location. New students often arrange to share accommodation during Orientation. Computer Laboratories Computers are extensively used in all areas of study. SNRU campus has a well-equipped computer lab that can be easily accessed. Health and Medical Services The SNRU Arts, Culture and Languages Centre has a wide range of Thai traditional arts and cultures, including original paintings, genuine gifts, local works, palm leaf scripts, printed Buddhas, and traditional medicine, local study projects, music, and performing arts. The Vajiralongkorn Hall |
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