Events - Page 3

NOVEMBRE NORDICO

Institute seminar

Elise Friestad (MA student in Religion at the University of Bergen) has received The Norwegian Institute in Rome's research grant for a research stay in Rome.

We are delighted to welcome Barbara Baert, Professor of Medieval Art, Iconology, and Historiography at KU Leuven (Flanders, Belgium), to present the 27th L'Orange Lecture.

NOVEMBRE NORDICO

Institute seminar

Andreas Ørjansen Kaarevik (MA student in History at the University of Bergen) has received The Norwegian Institute in Rome's research grant for a research stay in Rome. He will examine the relationship between one of the last pagan senators, Symmachus (340-402 AD), and the emperors.

Evening Lecture

Dr Arthur Weststeijn from Utrecht University will give an Evening Lecture on the history of Stazione Termini and the intersection of antiquity and modernity in Rome.

Institute seminar

Liv Ingeborg Lied is professor of the study of religion at MF Norwegian School of Theology, Religion and Society, specializing in the manuscripts transmission of early Jewish texts.

Evening Lecture

Simon Malmberg is a professor of classical archaeology at the University of Bergen.

Circolo Gianicolense is a joint seminar series for fellows at three foreign research institutions at the Gianicolo: The Norwegian Institute in Rome, American Academy in Rome, and Institutum Romanum Finlandiae.

Students from the MITRA (Modern International and Transnational History) master’s programme at the University of Oslo will present their internship experiences at the institute.

Institute seminar

Martin Romatowski holds an MA in Art History from Stockholm University and is currently a Doctoral Research Fellow in Art History at the University of Oslo. During the academic year 2025-2026, he will be conducting his research at the Norwegian Institute in Rome.

The Encounters Lecture Series, established in 2025, is a joint initiative of the Norwegian Institutes in Athens and Rome. This lecture marks the official launch of the series.

Institute seminar

Martina Gatto is an affiliate researcher at the institute and holds a PhD in Ancient Classics from the University of Rome "Tor Vergata".

Early Modern Hellenism Colloquium (II)

Martine Furno is a Professor of Latin Language and Literature at the University of Grenoble Alpes.

Evening Lecture

Hanna-Mari Kupari is a doctoral researcher in digital language studies at the University of Turku.

Institute seminar 16 September 2025

At this workshop, we will discuss the revised versions of papers that were initially presented at the previous Language Myths workshop held in Copenhagen on 16 January 2025.

DVX. A Latin Word in Fascist Propaganda—Semantic and Semiotic Multiplicity as Instruments of Power

DNIR Evening Lecture 10 June 2025

Lorenzo Maria Ciolfi holds a Ph.D. from the EHESS – Centre d'études en sciences sociales du religieux, Paris, and will join the Norwegian Institute in Roma as an affilitate researcher from September 2025.  

Institute Seminar 3 June 2025

Petros Fokianos is a PhD student at École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS-CRH) in Paris and the University of Patras

Circolo Gianicolense is a joint seminar series for young scholars at three foreign research institutions at the Gianicolo: The Norwegian Institute in Rome, The American Academy in Rome, and Institutum Romanum Finlandiae. Alternating between the three institutions, these seminars present current research in the field of ancient, medieval and early modern studies. Martin F. Lešák, post-doctoral fellow at the Norwegian Institute in Rome/University of Oslo, and Claire Dillon, resident researcher at the American Academy in Rome will present their research projects at the upcoming seminar. 

DNIR Evening Lecture

Dr. Minou Schraven from Amsterdam University College and Real Academia de España en Roma will give DNIR's Evening Lecture of April.

Institute seminar 13 May 2025

Virginia Grace Kendall (John Cabot University, Rome) presents her project for the MA-degree in Art History.

Institute seminar 6 May 2025

Synnøve Midtbø Myking is a post-doctoral research fellow at The Norwegian Institute in Rome and will present her project funded by the Hans Rasmus Astrup foundation.