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Fiji National University provides outsourced cafeteria where students can choose many variety of meals based on preferences. You will share bathrooms, common rooms but have your own room as your sanctuary and study place. In most cases they are on, or are short walks from, campus, and all have active social programs. When it is time to study, hostels provide a supportive and encouraging platform.

You need to apply for a hostel or residential college after you are accepted into a course/program at university. You need to be enrolled and produce an enrollment receipt and program invoice statement. Applications for hostel space need to be made as early January each calendar year.

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The Halls of Residence are provided through 9 campuses, 7 in the Central Division (Koronivia, Nasinu, Pasifika, Hoodless, Samabula, Public Health and Nursing School) and 2 in the Western Division (Lautoka and McGregor).

Community is defined as a group of people living in the same locality and under the same government. Residents at Fiji National University have chosen to become part of a large community of people who work hard to foster personal, spiritual and educational growth. Within the residence halls you become members of a smaller community that share much more than common facilities.

Students are encouraged to be responsible for their individual actions as well as for the way the community functions as a whole. Inherent in any community is basic responsibilities for all members; these guidelines are outlined as follows:

New applications must apply for a room in the Halls of Residence are to be made to the Manager Accommodation on email accommodationenquiries@fnu.ac.fj, no later than 8th February of each calendar year. Late application will only be considered on the availability of the rooms.

Residents who damage facilities in the hall or in their rooms shall be charged on the depreciated value with labour cost from the caution fee. If the amount exceeds the student shall pay the balance minus caution fee.

Furniture such as tables, chairs or hall equipment are for use in the common areas only. Please do not remove anything from the lounges or kitchenettes that does not belong to you. If you bring personal items into the common areas, please take them with you when you leave. The University is not responsible for loss of stolen items.

The Fiji National University is sensitive of the need to recycle. All sorted and/or mixed paper (colored or white), magazines, books and cardboard is acceptable for recycling. Large brown recycling containers/box are located near your blocks.

Shared kitchenettes are provided in each residence hall. These areas are equipped with sinks, refrigerators/coolers, microwave ovens, and ironing boards for your use. Because so many residents use the kitchenettes they must be cleaned up immediately after use. Students are prohibited from cooking or use any other electrical appliances.

Laundry facilities are available to students on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the rates payable through the M-Paisa platform at each Campus Residential Office or to the Finance office. The housekeeper shall provide services upon submission of the receipt. Students also have the option to get their laundry done outside on their own

Personal mail can be received at the hostel, on the respective campus address. Mail for residents would be kept at the office of the Housekeeper/ Hostel Supervisors, and should be collected from them. They may advise residents by email, of any mail arriving on their name. All residents are encouraged to activate and check their Fiji National University student e-mail accounts.

You are requested to use the shower rooms on your floor only. Failure to be sensitive to this can create inconveniences for others. You are expected to treat these facilities with respect so that all floor members will have the benefit of a clean, problem-free area. Please report leaks, floods or any other problems to the residence staff member on duty.

FNU does not provide health care services. However, sick bays are maintained at all residences, which students can use if they do not feel well. Students who are ill should seek medical assistance promptly. Residents are advised to immediately inform their RA or the Warden when they encounter health problems or need assistance. Housekeepers or Matrons or Wardens should be contacted if there is a need for emergency medical evacuation from the halls to Government medical facilities. All FNU students are entitled to consultation and medication from any Government medical Centre. Sponsored students are encouraged to arrange for medical expenses with their sponsors.

Students should know all of their choices of exits and stairways, before they actually need to use them in an emergency. All residents must vacate the building when the fire alarm is sounded during a fire or fire drill. Evacuation procedures are explained below and posted on your floor. Any person who willfully sounds the fire alarm or tampers with any fire equipment without cause will be subject to severe disciplinary action and/or criminal prosecution and may be suspended from the residence halls.

The Accommodation Department in conjunction with the OHS and the Student Resident assistant conducts fire drills. Student participation is mandatory at all drills. You must evacuate the building IMMEDIATELY when the fire alarm sounds. It is the sole responsibility of the student to evacuate whenever an alarm sounds. The University advises all residents to familiarize themselves with the location of fire extinguishers, fire alarm boxes and fire exits.

Prepare and determine in advance the nearest exit from your work location and the route you shall follow to reach that exit in an emergency. Emergency evacuation signage is posted in buildings. Building occupants should become familiar with evacuation routes and assembly points. Establish an alternate route to be used in the event your route is blocked or unsafe.

Many residents like to decorate their rooms and/or doors during the holidays. While this adds to the festive mood of the residence halls, we must be cautious with regards to fire safety regulations. lighting is a fire hazard and are not permitted anywhere in the residence halls.

The possession of or use of any firearm, weapon, deadly weapon or other dangerous or flammable material is strictly prohibited on the Fiji National University campus. Violations of this policy will result in suspension from Hostel.

Deadly weapons are defined to be any firearm, knife or other substance or thing which, in the manner it is used, intended to be used, or threatened to be used, is known to be capable of producing death or serious bodily injury. Violation of this policy will result in a disciplinary hearing and/or legal prosecution.

During the academic year, monthly health and safety inspections will be conducted in each room of each hall. These inspections are conducted by members of the Hostel Supervisor, Student Resident assistant and accompanied by Security, with the intent of insuring that all health and safety precautions are being taken. Any violation of University policy, neglect or damage to a room or area, or other activities, which are noted, will be processed in accordance to policies outlined in this HOR Regulation.

Each of the residence halls is equipped with a variety of safety equipment. This equipment, which includes such items as fire extinguishers, exit signs, and emergency lights, is not to be tampered with at any time. Abusing these items is subject to disciplinary action including, but not limited to, dismissal from housing.

Allocation of the limited rooms in the University Hostels will be based on a competitive, transparent and fair bidding process for interested and serious students. The process involves the various stages listed below:

Stage A (Expression of Interest): by inputting your Matriculation number (Post-Graduate and Returning Undergraduate Students) or JAMB Registration Number (Fresh students) along with your contact details, an Hostel Application Invoice is generated. Print the Invoice and proceed to any bank accepting REMITA including FUNAAB Microfinance Bank with your prescribed fees Invoice for payment or pay online using debit card or Internet Banking.

Stage B (Reservation/Booking): Login to place a reservation for accommodation in any hostel of your choice subject to availability of bed-spaces for your status per time. An Hostel Fee Invoice is generated when a reservation is successfully made.

Print the invoice and bring to the Bursary within a maximum of 5 days or as reflected on the invoice, failing which your reservation is cancelled and your application revoked. To make a fresh reservation, you will need to generate a new Hostel Application Invoice.

Stage C (Allocation of Bed-spaces): By paying the Hostel Fee Invoice within the grace period, a Room is automatically allocated to you. Login again to check the room allocated to you and print the Bed-space Allocation Form.

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