The Australian Antarctic Program’s (AAP) annual recruitment campaign is open, presenting Australians with a life changing opportunity to live and work in Antarctica for up to 12 months.
More than 200 new contracts are available, ranging from six months to more than 12 months across 29 different roles, including electricians, carpenters, mechanics, plumbers and chefs as well as specialists in science, aviation, voyage and field leadership roles and telecommunications…
Australian Antarctic Program | Press Releases
- Australian Antarctic Program launches recruitment campaign for 2027/28 season
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- 'How long will I be away?' and 'Do I have to have my appendix out?': Frequently Asked Questions about working for the Australian Antarctic Program
- More than big planes: Operation Southern Discovery celebrates a decade of Antarctic collaboration
- Ice cores, krill and ship-based science the focus for Australian Antarctic monitoring program, conference told
- Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water to remove Australian Antarctic Program expeditioners from sub-Antarctic island as H5 bird flu threat approaches
- Davis midwinter 'restaurant' gains plaudits from world-famous eatery
- US expeditioner retrieved from Antarctica in challenging midwinter rescue
- Winter's return: Grey petrels continue to recolonise Macquarie Island
- Environmental authorisation for Davis research station infrastructure upgrades
