Work for your partner during your sabbatical - Kunnskapsbasen
Work for your partner during your sabbatical
Are you headed out on sabbatical with a spouse or partner who wants to work or to study while your family is on leave? You'll find information here to help you plan, along with useful links.
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Topic page about sabbatical | Pages labelled with sabbatical
Is your partner/spouse a researcher?
If your partner/spouse is also a researcher, you should consider contacting relevant university or institutional departments to indicate interest in working with them during your stay abroad. The following listings may also be of help in finding employment:
Stipends and financing
See the article on research funding for possible stipends and financing.
Other positions
It might be possible for the research institution in the country where you will work to offer your partner/spouse an administrative position. You could also send an open application and make contact with the relevant academic departments.
Europe
- Euraxess Job Portal
- Euraxess services network can put your spouse/partner in contact with different helpful services in the country that you are moving to.
- Eures is a clearing house for job vacancies in Europe and to some extent in the rest of the world. Advisers offer guidance as needed during the application process.
Outside of Europe
Depending on your nationality, you will need a work permit to work outside of Europe. Contact the relevant embassy for the country you are interested in for more information.
- America's job bank
- Inside dual careers
- Jobs UK
- World wide worker (offers positions in the oil and gas industry)
Volunteer work
Relevant databases for volunteer positions abroad:
Study abroad
Check out the opportunities to pursue higher education abroad.
The Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund can offer support for Norwegians and non-Norwegians with Norwegian residency permits to study abroad.
Home with the kids
Partners who choose to stay at home with their children during sabbatical leave, also have childcare benefits and benefits under Norwegian law (in Norwegian).
Redigert 17.04.18