Who We Are
For 100 years, world-class researchers and contemporary artists have been nurtured at the British School at Rome. We are the bridge between the intellectual and cultural heart of Rome and Italy, and creative and academic researchers from Britain and the Commonwealth.
Who We Are
For 100 years, world-class
researchers and contemporary
artists have been nurtured at the
British School at Rome. We are the
bridge between the intellectual and
cultural heart of Rome and Italy,
and creative and academic
researchers from Britain and the
Commonwealth.
What We Do
What We Do
What's On
The Molly Cotton Lecture The study of Etruscan and Roman earthen architecture is traditionally limited to a few sites where traces of such perishable materials
Wednesday 30/11/2022
18:00
BSR/ICS Lecture Series
Wednesday 30/11/2022
17:00
To be rescheduled in Spring 2023.
To be rescheduled in Spring 2023
TBC
What's On
The Molly Cotton Lecture The study of Etruscan and Roman earthen architecture is traditionally limited to a few sites where traces of such perishable materials
Wednesday 30/11/2022
18:00
BSR/ICS Lecture Series
Wednesday 30/11/2022
17:00
To be rescheduled in Spring 2023.
To be rescheduled in Spring 2023
TBC
Latest News
Latest News
Applications are invited from those interested in becoming a member of the Council of the British School at Rome (the ‘BSR’), the governing body of
We are pleased to announce that applications are now open for Humanities and Social Science Awards 2023–4. The closing date for all applications is: 13
John Marshall (1962–1928) was a connoisseur of classical art who worked as official agent for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York between 1906 and
