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
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This lecture is part of the City of Rome programme, an intensive eight-week residential course coordinated by Dr. Christopher Stephen Siwicki, designed for postgraduates from
23 April 2025
18 - 19.30
This lecture is part of the City of Rome programme, an intensive eight-week residential course coordinated by Dr. Christopher Stephen Siwicki, designed for postgraduates from
30 April 2025
18 - 19.30
This conference, organised by BA Post-Doc Alessandra Tafaro, is part of the City of Rome programme, an intensive eight-week residential course coordinated by Dr. Christopher
7 May 2025
10.30 - 19.30
What's On
This lecture is part of the City of Rome programme, an intensive eight-week residential course coordinated by Dr. Christopher Stephen Siwicki, designed for postgraduates from
23 April 2025
18 - 19.30
This lecture is part of the City of Rome programme, an intensive eight-week residential course coordinated by Dr. Christopher Stephen Siwicki, designed for postgraduates from
30 April 2025
18 - 19.30
This conference, organised by BA Post-Doc Alessandra Tafaro, is part of the City of Rome programme, an intensive eight-week residential course coordinated by Dr. Christopher
7 May 2025
10.30 - 19.30
Latest News
Latest News
On 8 April, BSR archaeologists Elena Pomar, Sara Fioretti, and Gianbattista Marras had the honour of meeting King Charles III and Queen Camilla during an
Discover the new virtual exhibition "Thomas Ashby and the other side of the world" on our digital platform: https://virtualexhibitions.bsr.ac.uk/omeka-s/s/thomas-ashby-and-the-other-side-of-the-world/page/welcome By early July 1914, the British
Are you planning research in Rome during 2025–2026? Join our vibrant academic community at the British School at Rome (BSR) through our Associate Fellowships —
