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Why study in Antarctica, do an internship, do volunteer work or look for a job in Antarctica?
Why study, do an internship, volunteer or work temporarily in Antarctica?
- Because it is a unique and extreme destination, if you like undiscovered, pure, rugged, cold, and adventurous places.
- Because you can also do volunteer work here, for example, providing support for expeditions.
- Because you can do good scientific research, for example, astronomical research, climate research, or ecosystem research.
- Because it looks very good on your resume; it clearly shows that you can function in difficult environments.
What should you pay attention to?
- You will be working in isolation and in extreme cold.
- There are logistical challenges.
- Everything that is available in Antarctica has to be imported.
- If you want to work there, there is a strict selection process, including medical screening, because medical care is focused solely on emergency assistance.
Why live in Antarctica, why emigrate to Antarctica or stay for a long time?
Why should you live in Antarctica as an expat, emigrant or working nomad?
- because it is a good destination if you like the cold, as the average temperature in Vostok (the coldest place on earth) is -55 degrees Celsius in winter, other places in Antarctica are around -15 to -30 degrees Celsius in winter and between -5 and +5 degrees Celsius in summer.
- because if you spend some time in Antarctica, you will gain experience with joint projects and international cooperation.
- because you are literally at the end of the world, with no cities, no traffic, and almost no noise
What should you pay attention to?
- that you enjoy working in close-knit teams; research stations are often small communities.
- that no one stays in Antarctica permanently, so it is temporary and feels that way too.
- that you may feel isolated; approximately 1,000 people live there in winter and around 5,000 in summer.
- that all research stations have medical clinics to provide assistance, but these clinics are only equipped to perform minor medical procedures.
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