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POSTECH
Housing for
Researchers (Posville)
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POSTECH
Housing for
Researchers (Posville)
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POSTECH
Housing for
Researchers (Posville)
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POSTECH
Housing for
Researchers (Posville)
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POSTECH
Housing for
Researchers (Posville)
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POSTECH
Housing for
Researchers (Posville)
Posville is the accommodation for researchers with 6 buildings and 179 units, which are divided into single units and shared units (3 individuals in 1 apartment).
79.2㎡ includes 3 bedrooms, a living room with dining space, a balcony, and a bathroom. The heating system is centralized (hot water).
Single Unit
Furnished/Unfurnished
Shared Units (3 individuals in 1 apartment)
[Shared] refrigerator, washing machine, air conditioner [Individual room] bed/closet for each room are provided.
The composition of units varies depending on the vacancy status.
Eligibility
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Researcher Dormitory
To ensure stable residence for outstanding individuals who can contribute to the research and education at the university, the following members are eligible to apply.
- Early Career Researcher (Post-doc, Research Faculty [within 7 years of appointment after obtaining a Ph.D.])
- Non-tenure Track: Collegiate Professor, Teaching Associate, Research Professor, Academia-Industry Collaboration Professor, Endowed Professor
- Graduate Student
- Research Personnel/Administrative Staff (From Affiliated & Resident Research Institute: Researcher, University Employee (Full-time track annual salary contract)
However, residency is restricted to retirees from universities or companies within the Pohang area, as well as individuals whose primary registered residence is in Pohang.
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Short-term Visitor Accommodation
Requested by the administrative team, departments, and research institutions.
Application Method
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STEP 01
Move-in Application
- Move-in Application Form (separate format)
- Employment Contract or Certificate of Enrollment (copy): If not available, can be submitted later
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STEP 02
Approval Notification from Housing Services Team
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- Tenancy Agreement (separate format)
- Identification Card (copy)
- Facility Checklist (separate format, to be completed after move-in)
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- Assigned by the priority order ①-②-③-④ above regardless of waiting period, in accordance with room vacancy status.
When the vacancy rate exceeds 10% for one month or longer, discussions will be held regarding moving in unqualified applicants.
ex) Visiting professor, affiliate faculty, lecturer, etc.
Monthly Usage Fee
Researcher Dormitory
Effective from March 1, 2026
Researcher Dormitory
| Units |
Single Units |
Shared Units (3 persons/1 apartment) |
| R1 |
R2 |
R3 |
| Deposit |
₩1,500,000 |
₩500,000 |
Fees (KRW/month) |
Furnished: ₩735,000 Unfurnished: ₩682,000 |
₩292,000 |
₩259,000 |
₩224,000 |
※ Excluding utility cost
※ Fees can be subject to change according to the university residence policy
Short-term Visitor Accommodation
Effective from March 1, 2026
Short-term Visitor Accommodation
| Units |
Single Units |
Shared Units (3 persons/1 apartment) |
| R1 |
R2 |
R3 |
Fees (KRW/month) |
₩911,000 |
₩382,000 |
₩341,400 |
₩299,000 |
※ Including utility costs
※ Exemption from deposit
Period of Use
Minimum 6 months to maximum 2 years (an additional 2 years can be extended if continuous residency is desired)
Short-term Visitor Accommodation: Within 1 month to 6 months
Tenants Guidelines
- The allocated unit/room cannot be changed arbitrarily upon occupancy.
- Within one week of moving in, tenants must submit a Facility Checklist. Any damage to the facilities caused by the tenant's negligence must be promptly restored to its original condition.
- Occupants must adhere to the regulations set by the university upon occupancy, and graduate students are subject to dormitory rules and regulations.
If the following occurs, it may result in forced eviction and non-refund of the deposit.
- Co-habituating with unauthorized persons or subleasing is strictly prohibited.
In cases where family members of individual unit occupants co-habit, entry permission can be obtained from the general affairs team.
- In shared units (3 persons per room), when one occupant vacates, the Housing Services Team inspects the common areas (living room/bathroom/balcony, etc.), and if there are any damages, cleaning costs are evenly distributed among all occupants.
- Regular inspections for hygiene, fire safety, etc., are conducted, and in the absence of residents, they are carried out using master keys.
- Household waste must be disposed of using designated bags, large waste items must be disposed of with purchased stickers, and food waste must be disposed of in the provided “measurement equipment.” (T-money)
* Designated bags and stickers (Hyo-ja mart R-Mart), T-money (Ji-gok Cafeteria Convenience Store)
- Actions that detract from the aesthetics of the unit/external environment are prohibited, and in case of facility damage caused by the occupant's negligence, the occupant must restore or compensate for it personally.
- Basic facilities and all accessories (including water fixtures) within the unit cannot be dismantled/moved/modified arbitrarily.
- All appliances, furniture, and equipment provided by the Dormitory Management Team cannot be replaced or disposed of arbitrarily. If any of these items are found damaged, the occupant must immediately restore them at their own expense.
- In case of accidents (e.g., fire) or criminal activities resulting from the occupant's negligence or disturbance of harmony, eviction measures may be taken.
- Violations of compliance guidelines and overdue/non-payment of usage fees may lead to eviction measures.