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.
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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.
Years in the same job can wear anyone down, sometimes to the point where the workday becomes a countdown to going home. This piece lays out ten reasons to take a sabbatical, paid or unpaid, and why stepping away can be worth it.
A sabbatical is one of academia’s real perks, a stretch of time to focus on personal and professional growth well outside the daily routine. But it takes planning. Here is what you need to know to make the most of your leave.
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.
If you work in academia and want to travel for sabbatical, research, or a conference, SabbaticalHomes helps you find temporary housing or a tenant for your own home. Here is how to make the platform work for you, whichever side of the exchange you are on.
We are excited to introduce guest blogger Mimouna Mahdaoui, who has worked in travel and education since moving to London several years ago and is as passionate about infographics as she is about cheese. She shares how a sabbatical can revive your career.
You Can Take Six Months Off is a new book by adventurer Tomer Lanis, and we recommend adventurous travelers pick up a copy. Can you really afford six months away with your family? The idea may sound daunting, but the book makes the case.
Getting lost, talking to locals, and learning a bit of the language can turn a trip into a richer, more memorable experience.
From learning to say no to staying present in a new place, these four tips can help academics make the most of their sabbatical time.
Chargers, backup drives, the right apps, and an adapter that actually fits: here’s what to pack so your tech keeps up with your sabbatical.