SK Telecom has announced an on-campus program for students. Called “Visiting Campus,” it is planned to run from September 30 to November 4, 2026, bringing career counseling and phone care together in one place. If you attend one of the schools on the list, it may be worth seeing which services you can use on campus instead of visiting a store. Source
The seven announced stops are Chungnam National University, Chungbuk National University, Chonnam National University, Daegu University, the Army Non-Commissioned Officer Academy, the University of Seoul, and Pusan National University. Visits are planned in sequence, starting with Chungnam National University. But the overall program period does not tell you when the team will visit your school. The announcement does not specify dates or operating hours for individual schools. Source
Is my school on the list?
First, check your school’s name. The seven schools above are the announced stops; the program was not presented as a visit to every university. If you attend one of them, your next question is likely when the event will take place there. But the announced order is not enough to determine each school’s visit date. Source
Talk through academic and career questions
The program includes counseling on academics, career paths, and employment with SK Academy coaching committee members. SK Telecom also announced that participants may be connected with mentoring if further help is deemed necessary. For students looking for a chance to discuss their current concerns, this may be more relevant than simply browsing services at an event. Source
The announcement confirms counseling and a possible connection to mentoring when needed. It does not mean everyone who receives counseling will take part in mentoring. The best way to understand what applies to your situation is to check the guidance provided on-site. Source
Get your phone checked on campus
If your phone needs a checkup or some care, the on-site program may be worth a look. SK Telecom says it plans to offer device checkups, free screen protector replacements, and cleaning. Students at the schools visited would have an opportunity to get help with a device they use every day, as well as seek career counseling. Source
The announcement lists the types of services planned, but it does not establish what work can be done on your particular phone or what steps you would need to follow on-site. If you are going specifically for one of these services, check the on-site guidance first. Source
Try AI services and take a survey
SK Telecom also plans to set up an AI service experience zone. Survey participants are slated to receive free coffee. Even if you do not currently need career counseling or phone care, you may be interested in the activities at your school. Note that the free coffee was announced for survey participants, not all visitors. Source
The survey is also a way for SK Telecom to hear from participants. The company says it will seek opinions on brand trust, areas for service improvement, and its digital communication methods, then use that feedback to improve its services. Participating would give you a chance to share your experience as a user, not just attend the event. Source
What should you check before visiting?
The most important details are the actual visit date and operating hours for your school. The announcement gives the overall program period, the schools to be visited, and the plan to start with Chungnam National University, but it does not provide a detailed schedule for each school. Rather than relying on the overall dates, check whether an official schedule has been announced for your school. The activities are also described as planned on-site offerings, so check the specific on-site guidance if you want counseling or phone care. Source