Giles Worsley Rome Fellowship 2027-8
Know before you apply
- Early-career architectural historians
- Architects researching urban history
- UK or Commonwealth nationals able to relocate
- UK or Commonwealth nationality required
- Three-month residency in Rome
- £1,000 monthly research grant plus meals
The Giles Worsley Rome Fellowship supports research in architectural history, offering architectural historians and architects at an early or transformative stage of their careers the opportunity to spend three months at the British School at Rome (BSR).
The Fellowship welcomes applicants whose research in architectural or urban history would benefit from sustained engagement with the buildings, spaces and urban fabric of Rome and its surrounding region. Applicants are encouraged to demonstrate how a residency at the BSR and the opportunity to experience Rome first-hand would enrich and advance their research.
The Giles Worsley Fellow will have access to the extensive resources of the BSR Library and Archive and become part of a vibrant, interdisciplinary community of artists and scholars. Through opportunities for intellectual exchange, collaboration and engagement with the city, the Fellowship offers a stimulating environment in which to develop new perspectives and advance research.