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Frequently asked questions
You can pick up the key either from SSN's office on campus or you can lock yourself in via the app if it is a key card and not a physical key at your student accommodation.
Go to Our student housing and find the student accommodation you (will) live in. Here you scroll down to the internet tabs to see what is available. You can also log in to My page and go to My tenancy to see which networks you have access to.
Locked out during daytime
If you lock yourself out, and have a key card for your student housing, you can easily lock yourself in via My key card on My Page or in the app. There you have the opportunity to open all the doors you have access to.
(Opening from the web will not work if the internet on the building is down, so we do not recommend using the mobile as a permanent "key").If you do not have a key card, you can contact your local SSN service office during opening hours.
Alternatively you can contact the welfare host at your student housing between 3pm and 10pm. The service is post-invoiced. The current price can be found in the price list (under "Lock-in daytime janitor/ resident assistant").
Contact information for your welfare host can be found on My page or in the Student Sørøst app under the student housing service and My tenancy.
Locked out in the evening/night/weekend
If you have lost your key/locked yourself out outside of opening hours (or at weekends) and the resident assistant is not available, the security company can be contacted on +47 33 30 75 44. This service has a fee and will be invoiced (check the pricelist for current price).
The security company serves all campuses, except Rauland.
When you are already a resident with us, you have the opportunity to apply for a change of housing unit, so-called internal relocation. This can be a good solution if you don't feel comfortable in the housing unit you currently live in. Apply to change residence via My page by submitting a new application. Let us know the reason why you would like to change under "Additional information".
Find information at the info page for your student housing
Information about parking in connection with your residential area can be found under "Parking" at Our student housing (choose the residence you live at).
At some of our properties it is possible to rent a parking space. To apply for a parking space, you must initially have a lease with us. You apply via My page by going to My tenancy and "Apply for additional products". You may read more about rental of parking space here.
It is important that you park only in marked parking spaces and not in front of entrances or in the roadway where it may block snowmobiles or emergency vehicles. Incorrectly parked cars may be removed without notice.
It is well organised for the use of bicycles at USN's campuses.
Read about parking at USN by clicking further into your campus and selecting "How to get to campus".
Are you moving out from or in to our student housing?
Moving out
Termination, final cleaning, returning the key - there are a few things to keep in mind!
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Moving in
Everything you need to know before and when you move into student housing with us.
Find information here!Do you know what to do if the fire alarm goes off in your student housing?
It's your responsibility to familiarise yourself with the fire procedures in your student housing. Did you know that a false alarm can cost you NOK 10,000?
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Did you know there is an easily accessible person on your campus, that you can contact if you for example need help with the social environment in your accommodation?
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