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Accommodation

If you have moved into the accommodation and you have any queries or issues, you can contact the Educity Village (EV) Support Team at info.ev@educity.com.my or call 07-5353250. This also includes information on transferring to a different room, or reporting a fault.

The EV Support Team will be a point of contact outside of office hours, for any students looking for help, support or assistance with regard to accommodation.

Health & Wellbeing

If you are feeling unwell at any stage and feel that you need assistance, please notify your warden at the accommodation. Please notify the Student Administration and Services (SAS) if you are in the campus premises (9am – 5pm).

Sports & Leisure

Studying at the Malaysia Campus will give you access to the new world class sports complex within EduCity. Facilities include a multi-use indoor stadium for badminton, futsal, basketball and volleyball, an outdoor stadium with a full size football pitch, an Olympic sized swimming pool as well as an indoor gym. There will be minimal fee for usage of the facilities.

Students’ Activities

A variety of activities and clubs have been formed by students for students at the Malaysia Campus. You will find out more during your induction week, and please speak to your student representatives if you have any further ideas for other activities; more are always welcome.

Safety

At the University of Southampton we take the safety and security of our students very seriously. We have a dedicated security service that operates 24 hours a day, every day of the year and is always available to assist students, staff and visitors with any security related issues.

You can also take some sensible precautions with regard to your own safety, and that of your valuables. Make sure valuables like laptops, iPods, printers and phones are kept out of sight and reach of windows and keep your windows and doors locked even when you are in EV.

If you have a car at university, make sure you don't leave valuables on display and keep your doors locked at all times.

Avoid walking home alone at night time and avoid using your mobile phone and/or iPod. Make sure you take well-lit main roads home rather than dark, quiet short cuts. Use designated pedestrian walk–ways whenever possible.

Report anything suspicious to the campus security officer on 490 (if it's not an emergency), dial 07-5602490 from your mobile or phone 999 in an emergency. Similarly in EV, please contact your warden.

About Johor

Johor is the 3rd largest state located in the south of Peninsula Malaysia. The most southern tip of Asia is located in Tanjung Piai, Johor. The state of Johor is divided into ten districts: Johor Bahru (the capital), Batu Pahat, Segamat, Mersing, Kota Tinggi, Ledang, Kulaijaya, Pontian, Muar and Kluang.

It offers various attractions to experience, ranging from white sandy beach of Desaru to nature rich Endau-Rompin National Park, and Legoland – the first theme park in Asia. You can shop at the Johor Premium Outlet, or marvel at the architecture of historical buildings such as the Abu Bakar Mosque, Johor Museum and Kota Iskandar.

Johor is also well known for its mesmerising islands – Tioman Island, Sibu Island, Tinggi Island all off the coast of Mersing. You can also experience the local cultures through homestay programme and witness the local dance of Zapin and Kuda Kepang. Being a multicultural state, you can enjoy various food and delicacies – Johor Laksa, Mee Rebus, Kacang Pol, Nasi Beriani and the list just goes on. For more information, visit www.johortourism.com.my

General information

Mobile phone
You can purchase a pre-paid sim card to use with your existing mobile phone to get connected to the internet and to call home. There are many service providers available such as Maxis, Celcom, Digi, UMobile etc. These sim cards can easily be purchased from any local convenience shop like 7-Eleven, petrol kiosk or any mobile phone shops around the area.

Electricity supply
The voltage used in Malaysia is 230/240 Volts – 50 Hz. We strongly recommend that you bring a transformer or converter if your electrical appliances use 110/120 Volts. This will prevent damage to your electrical appliances. If your electrical appliances use similar voltage with the one in Malaysia, a wall outlet adapter is sufficient.

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