A trip goes more smoothly when the details are in place. Whether you are heading out on sabbatical, a research trip, or a vacation, these travel resources help professors line up the practical pieces before departure.
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Spain. Argentina. Mexico. Colombia. Chile. Does the mere mention of these Spanish-speaking countries leave you daydreaming about your next sabbatical destination? The list goes on and on: there are 21 countries which have Spanish as their official language, so knowing some basic Spanish phrases for…
One of the most challenging parts of the medical education journey is finding safe and affordable housing during residency. Sabbatical Homes is the solution for you.
Mark Twain joked that learning German was the work of eternity, but a handful of phrases will carry you through daily life on sabbatical. This guide gathers 35 basic German expressions to make communication easier wherever your travels take you.
As founder, Nadege Conger stays close to the academic traveling community she helped build, always glad to hear what members are up to. She shares one heartfelt email that captured exactly why this work matters.
Life is busy, so when a sabbatical arrives, it helps to make that time purposeful. We put together a list of things to consider, part academic inquiry and part personal bucket list, to help you make the most of your journey.
Founder Nadege Conger met up with member Arda in Amsterdam over the summer and heard what she thought of the service. Meeting members is always a treat, and this conversation was no exception. Help us spread the word.
Member Gayleen Mackereth shares her experience renting her Waiheke Island, New Zealand home to professors on sabbatical. A retired teacher, writer, and lecturer who now teaches English online, she and her husband Don open their home to visiting academics.
Hearing about academics stranded abroad after the immigration ban has been painful. Scholars rely on travel to share discoveries and cross-pollinate ideas, and that exchange matters. In that spirit, here is why I am proud of my alma mater.
New York earns its reputation as the city that never sleeps, with something happening every hour of every day. Night owls have the edge, but the Big Apple has adventures for everyone, and here are some worth chasing.