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When we say the Mediterranean diet, this is what we mean... on foraging in Lazio

Saturday, the 16th of September, saw The American University of Rome's graduate students embark on a sustainable food exploration along the ancient Appian Way leading to the picturesque landscapes near Giulianello in Lazio.

Six great reasons to start your AUR master’s degree in spring 2024

Many students choose to begin their MA studies at AUR in the spring rather than the fall, and there can be significant benefits to making that choice.

Cultural Heritage & Rome. One-week summer program, July 2023.

A one-week (July 17-21) summer educational tour & study program in the eternal city designed for participants of any age & experience.

Cultural Heritage & Rome. A one-week summer program, July 2023.

A one-week summer educational tour & study program in the eternal city designed for participants of any age & experience.

War and Cultural Heritage – opening the global conversation.

The ability to access the cultural assets of Rome is something that we probably take for granted, but for many people today, their culture and identity are under attack as never before.

Free online course in January 2023: An introduction to Cultural Heritage

Delivered via Zoom, "Protecting Our Future - An Introduction to Cultural Heritage' is a six-hour program that will outline what Cultural Heritage is and why it matters.

Workshop on Developing Leadership Skills with Latica Tomašić Kickert

The speaker is an award-winning educator who has provided leadership training to public officials, non-profit leaders, and graduate students from across the globe.

AUR partners with UNICRI for specialized course on Cultural Heritage, Crime, and Security.

The protection of cultural heritage is a critical component within the framework of the United Nations Sustainable Development Agenda, as reported under Goal 11 through which countries have pledged to “make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable.” In part

The Community Heritage of San Saba - an exhibition. 7th Dec. at 7.30 pm

The neighborhood of San Saba lies in the centre of the modern city of Rome, yet it preserves an isolated, almost rural, atmosphere that is quite distinct from the bustle of the city that surrounds it.

Professor Valerie Higgins featured in Discovery Channel's 'Unearthed' series

The Discovery Channel’s popular archaeology series, ‘Unearthed’, now in its ninth season, features AUR professor, Valerie Higgins, in an episode first broadcast in the US on the Science Channel on July 11th.