The Comprehensive Information System Service (http://khuis.khu.ac.kr) provides information on staff wages, research and results, student grades, student information, course information among others. Through the service, students can submit applications for academic leave or report their return from leave, enter army reserve notification, browse course schedules and course syllabi, check grades, apply for scholarships, print tuition bills and payment receipts and find many other useful information. Part of the service is also available in English for use by international students and faculty.

The Information Service Call Center handles inquiries and complaints on various information services. Inquiries can be made to the Seoul Campus (02-961-0304, 0521) or to the Global Campus (031-201-3171 ~ 3173).

The account holder's 13-digit social security number is set as the original password which should be changed when logging in for the first time. When the password is incorrect more than 5 times, a temporary password is sent to the user's mobile phone. If the mobile phone number has changed or the message is not received, click [Find Password] at the bottom of the login page to receive the password by e-mail. If both the mobile phone number and the e-mail address have changed, users can contact the call center to register their new mobile phone number and e-mail address after verifying their identity.

Applications for email accounts are made and issued through the system's website: http://mail.khu.ac.kr. Addresses are in the form ID@khu.ac.kr. Users have access in Korea and abroad to high-quality service comparable to other commercial webmail services. In addition, Kyung Hee allows students to continue to use their email accounts even after graduation to support active alumni communication and to promote a sense of unity. The webmail also provides services in English for international students and faculty. (Note: Outlook can be used only on campus.)

Kyung Hee users can also create their own homepages by applying for an account through the University's website. Homepage accounts are classified as student accounts or business accounts for department offices and professors. Oracle and Mysql are provided only for business accounts.

Vaccine programs to protect computers and networks from computer viruses and worms are available for download through the university website.

The University has license agreements to use certain software programs. Without incurring an expense, students, faculty, and staff members can download the software programs from the University's main website (www.khu.ac.kr).

Professors can send group email or text messages to enrolled students through this service.

To receive Internet and communication services through the University's Local Area Network (LAN), members should apply for an IP address or domain name.

Official documents such as transcripts and various certificates of enrollment, previous enrollment, graduation, expected graduation, leave of absence, completion, and teacher qualification can be obtained via the Internet service. These documents can be acquired from document machines installed in each building on campus.

This system helps create a multimedia lecturing environment using equipment such as the tablet monitor, electronic pen, ePenDesk writing program, and beam projector. It also facilitates the filming of offline lectures to produce online lectures.

ⓝ-Zone allows KTF mobile phone subscribers to conveniently make both regular and inter-university calls on campus. (video phones not provided)

Nespot is a wireless LAN system that allows notebook