Who We Are
We lead a transformative interdisciplinary community producing world-class research and practice in the heart of Rome. Inspired by this remarkable city, staff and fellows collaborate across art, architecture, archaeology and the humanities, drawing on deep networks, skills and knowledge to contribute to the intellectual and creative cultures of the UK, Italy and the wider world.
Who We Are
We lead a transformative interdisciplinary community producing world-class research and practice in the heart of Rome. Inspired by this remarkable city, staff and fellows collaborate across art, architecture, archaeology and the humanities, drawing on deep networks, skills and knowledge to contribute to the intellectual and creative cultures of the UK, Italy and the wider world.
What We Do
What We Do
What's On
The British School at Rome is delighted to present a solo exhibition in Italy by Eloise Fornieles, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow. The exhibition opens on
5 November - 19 December, Monday to Friday, 3 to 7 PM
opening: 5 November at 6 PM
This workshop, which will be in English and in-person only, invites artists, writers, and creative thinkers to explore the ideas of abolitionism and transformative justice—frameworks
12/11/2025, at the British School at Rome
15 - 18.30
Early medieval Rome had a distinctive ecology, owing to the city’s transformation from imperial capital to medieval metropolis. This fundamentally altered the relationships between human
19 November 2025
18:00 - 19:30
What's On
The British School at Rome is delighted to present a solo exhibition in Italy by Eloise Fornieles, British Academy Postdoctoral Fellow. The exhibition opens on
5 November - 19 December, Monday to Friday, 3 to 7 PM
opening: 5 November at 6 PM
This workshop, which will be in English and in-person only, invites artists, writers, and creative thinkers to explore the ideas of abolitionism and transformative justice—frameworks
12/11/2025, at the British School at Rome
15 - 18.30
Early medieval Rome had a distinctive ecology, owing to the city’s transformation from imperial capital to medieval metropolis. This fundamentally altered the relationships between human
19 November 2025
18:00 - 19:30
Latest News
Latest News
The BSR is proud to announce the publication of a new book by Robert Coates-Stephens, Statues After the End of Sculpture, published by De Luca
The BSR is delighted to offer the Rebecca Scott Rome Residency, a unique opportunity for a studio-based artist living and working in North West England to spend three months in
Thinking about taking your studies to Rome?Applications are now open for this immersive 8-week residential course, created especially for postgraduates at selected UK universities. Spend
