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 the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Commonwealth. We welcome people from a wide range of backgrounds to a stimulating environment of interdisciplinary research and practice where work of the very highest quality is generated and facilitated in a transformative intellectual context.
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 the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Commonwealth. We welcome people from a wide range of backgrounds to a stimulating environment of interdisciplinary research and practice where work of the very highest quality is generated and facilitated in a transformative intellectual context.
What We Do
What We Do
What's On
At the centre of the exhibition is the film FOSSIL, shot on 16mm film, commissioned by the Royal Academy, London as part of their project
31 January - 9 February 2024
Opening: 31 January 2024 h. 18.00, Monday - Friday: 15 - 19
To celebrate LGBTQIA+ History Month, which in the UK takes place in February, the British School at Rome is pleased to present an evening of
7 February 2024
18:00 - 19:30
Molly Cotton Lecture | Feeding cities: Isotopic insights into resource mobilisation in Archaic Italy
Over 2500 years ago, some of the earliest cities in western Europe emerged in central Italy. By the middle of the first millennium BC, these
14 February 2024
18:00 - 19:30
What's On
At the centre of the exhibition is the film FOSSIL, shot on 16mm film, commissioned by the Royal Academy, London as part of their project
31 January - 9 February 2024
Opening: 31 January 2024 h. 18.00, Monday - Friday: 15 - 19
To celebrate LGBTQIA+ History Month, which in the UK takes place in February, the British School at Rome is pleased to present an evening of
7 February 2024
18:00 - 19:30
Molly Cotton Lecture | Feeding cities: Isotopic insights into resource mobilisation in Archaic Italy
Over 2500 years ago, some of the earliest cities in western Europe emerged in central Italy. By the middle of the first millennium BC, these
14 February 2024
18:00 - 19:30
Latest News
Latest News
Italy is almost unique in the medieval Mediterranean in the way its urban life was, to quote from Stephen P. Bensch's 2002 book 'Barcelona & its Rulers,
15th-16th March 2024, The British Academy, London The world is facing an unprecedented water crisis due to increasingly extreme weather patterns, unsustainable water management practices, overuse of
(Rome office)Italian Contract, (fixed term of one year) – Salary € 21 K per annum The British School at Rome (BSR) — the largest of the British
