23/07/2026
This group photo, taken during the European Academy of Religion conference, brings together the participants of the 2026 Rome Summer Seminars on Religion and Global Politics and Michael Driessen, Director of the MA in International Affairs at John Cabot University, who organized the program in collaboration with Notre Dame Rome, marking the conclusion of another successful edition.
Drawing on Rome’s distinctive religious and geopolitical landscape, the two-week program brought together graduate students from around the world working at the crossroads of religion and global politics through public panels, expert lectures, seminars with leading international scholars and members of the diplomatic community, site visits, writing workshops, and a policy dialogue.
Many thanks to all the participants, faculty, guest speakers, and partner institutions whose engagement made this year's seminars such a stimulating and rewarding academic experience.
Ansari Institute, University of Notre Dame, John Cabot University, Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Fondazione Hanns Seidel Italia/ Vaticano, Fondazione Sinderesi.
Photo courtesy of the Ansari Institute, University of Notre Dame
16/07/2026
What if your next professional experience took place in Rome?
Through the Global Professional Experience (GPE) program, undergraduate students gain international, hands-on experience in dynamic professional settings.
The program gives students the opportunity to discover how businesses and organizations operate in a global context while developing professional skills in an international environment.
This year, our GPE students in Rome had the opportunity to experience professional life at:
📍 The Mexican Embassy Embajada de México en Italia
📍 GPD Lex
📍 The Photographic Archive at the American Academy in Rome
📍 The Historical Archives of the Pontificia Università Gregoriana
📍 Caritas Internationalis
📍 The American Club of Rome American Club Rome
📍 Scalabrini International Migration Institute
📍 National Catholic Reporter National Catholic Reporter
📷 Swipe to see some of the moments our students captured during the program.
👇 More info at this link: https://studyabroad.nd.edu/programs/global-professional-experience-program/
30/06/2026
One more month to submit your proposal!
The deadline for the Call for Papers for the conference Crossing Boundaries, Fostering Dialogue: Humanities, Academia and the City of Rome, organized in collaboration with Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici - RomaTre, has been extended to July 30.
Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this conference in Rome on October 19–20, 2026.
Learn more at the link below:
https://rome.nd.edu/about/post-doctoral-fellows/crossing-boundaries-fostering-dialogue-humanities-academia-and-the-city-of-rome/
23/06/2026
Notre Dame Rome and Hesburgh Libraries have entered into a collaborative agreement to support staffing, technological enhancement, and operations at the Notre Dame Rome Library.
This collaboration will also deepen connections with leading local institutions, including the American Academy in Rome and the URBiS library network, creating new opportunities for research, resource sharing, and academic engagement.
As Michael Pippenger, Vice President and Associate Provost for Internationalization, noted, the partnership supports the broader goal of elevating Notre Dame’s visibility in a city as rich with world-level cultural institutions as Rome is, while expanding access to resources and reinforcing the University’s role in Rome’s academic community.
More information at the following link:
https://rome.nd.edu/news-stories/news/notre-dame-rome-and-hesburgh-libraries-formalize-strategic-partnership-to-strengthen-rome-library/
Notre Dame Global
21/05/2026
Congratulations to our Spring 2026 ND Rome Graduate Research Fellows — Elisa Bisson (Ph.D. Candidate in Italian Studies), Inha Park (Ph.D. Candidate in Italian Studies), and Noelle Johnson (Ph.D. Candidate in Theology) — on delivering their final research presentations!
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19/05/2026
Thanks to the collaboration between Notre Dame Rome and the San Clemente Project, new internship opportunities will be available to Notre Dame Rome students beginning in Fall 2026.
Led by the Hortus Foundation, the San Clemente Project supports the preservation and restoration of the Basilica di San Clemente, one of Rome’s most significant sacred and historical sites.
Learn more about the project and the partnership at this link:
https://rome.nd.edu/news-stories/news/a-living-collaboration-notre-dame-rome-and-the-san-clemente-project/
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A Living Collaboration: Notre Dame Rome and the San Clemente Project | Notre Dame Rome | University of Notre Dame
Beginning in Fall 2026, students from University of Notre Dame in Rome will have the opportunity to participate in internships with the San Clemente Project, a…
18/05/2026
☀️ Benvenuti a Roma!
A beautiful sunny day welcomed our ND Rome Summer 1 students, what a great way to start their semester in the Eternal City!
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16/05/2026
WE'RE HIRING a STUDENT AFFAIRS SPECIALIST at Notre Dame Rome.
The Student Affairs Specialist supports all aspects of student affairs activities in Rome. This role is responsible for fostering a supportive, inclusive, and enriching student experience through programming, advising, and crisis support within an international academic environment. The Specialist ensures all activities align with the Catholic identity, mission, and values of the University of Notre Dame.
More information about this position at this link:
https://careers.nd.edu/search-careers/3743990013194541-student-affairs-specialist-rome-italy/
Close date: June 15, 2026
15/05/2026
Notre Dame Rome is pleased to announce the Call for Papers for the conference "Crossing Boundaries, Fostering Dialogue: Humanities, Academia and the City of Rome", organized in collaboration with Università Roma Tre, to be held in Rome on October 19–20, 2026.
The conference brings together two interconnected events:
Giornata di studi: Boundaries and Intersections in Premodern Italy (October 19), featuring interdisciplinary presentations by postdoctoral and early-career scholars
Roundtable: Boundaries of Academia: Impact, Careers, and the Postdoctoral Condition (October 20), devoted to a discussion with senior academics on the professional and structural challenges facing early-career researchers
The initiative seeks to foster dialogue between premodern studies and contemporary academic concerns, placing particular emphasis on the notion of “boundaries” as both a heuristic and a critical problem.
For submission guidelines please see the link below:
https://rome.nd.edu/about/post-doctoral-fellows/crossing-boundaries-fostering-dialogue-humanities-academia-and-the-city-of-rome/
Submission deadline: June 30, 2026