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Hey everyone! I’m currently in my second year of architecture in Italy, and after an incredible three-week solo trip to Nepal, I’m craving more immersive experiences. I want to challenge myself by working abroad for a year, possibly in a unique location like Antarctica, although I know many roles require experience. I’m open to any job, even physical work, as long as it allows me to live in a new environment. If you have suggestions, especially about opportunities in Antarctica, I’d love to hear them!

Hi everyone, I read quickly the subreddit's rules and I hope this question is appropriate for the sub and for the tag.

I am currently doing my second year of architecture in Italy but last month I went for a 3 week trip in Nepal (my first time traveling alone and my first time outside europe). I loved it and it opened me so many possibilities but now I want more, the places I saw were insane but I was always feeling like I was just quickly seeing them without actually experiencing and living them

Because of this now I am getting this growing thought that I want to do something to actually change and challenge myself.

My thought was to freeze my university credits for one year (either next year or the year after) and go to work somewhere that is completely different than home. My first thought was going to work in Antartica for a season but I saw that most jobs require a certain level of experience in the field.

I don't care about putting money aside, if I can find anything to do that will allow me to live in that place. I don't have experience at any job so anything, even phyisical jobs and even if the pay is just a place to sleep and the food I would seriously consider it.

If it wasn't clear by my antartica suggestion I prefer cold weather ahah, I can't stand hot countries.

I welcome any suggestion, especially on the antartica subject, thanks for the help.

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