Join a global scholarly community

ACU Rome offers academics the opportunity to teach, research and collaborate within an international community committed to advancing knowledge in service of society.

Whether leading an intensive, undertaking a research residency, developing collaborative projects or contributing to executive education, you’ll work alongside colleagues from across Europe, Australia and the wider global community.

Combined with Rome’s exceptional intellectual, cultural and ecclesial resources, ACU Rome provides an environment where scholarship can flourish.

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  • teaching and learning spaces suitable for short programs, study tours and intensive units
  • event convening, including academic and policy gatherings, conferences and symposiums
  • research residencies and sabbatical opportunities
  • executive education and leadership development programs
  • support for partner‑led programs including faculty‑led tours, summer schools and custom offerings.

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Executive education

Executive education shaped by purpose

ACU Rome is developing a distinctive executive education portfolio for leaders navigating complex global challenges.

Grounded in ethics, informed by scholarship and enriched by the intellectual traditions of Rome, our programs will combine academic excellence with practical leadership development across health, education, business, theology, AI, governance and social impact.

Working with organisations around the world, we will design bespoke learning experiences that develop leaders capable of creating positive and lasting change.

Our campus facilities

Our Rome Campus brings together modern learning environments, quality facilities and comfortable accommodation in one premium location. The facilities are designed to support productive, engaging and memorable experiences.

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The Ray Hart Library at ACU Rome

The Ray Hart Library is being established at ACU’s Rome Campus through a bequest by Professor Ray Hart, a distinguished scholar whose lifelong commitment to intellectual inquiry, teaching and the humanities shaped generations of students and researchers.

Reflecting Professor Hart’s deep personal and scholarly connection with Rome, the collection forms part of his enduring legacy and his vision for supporting scholarship, reflection and dialogue in an international academic setting. The bequest includes a substantial collection of books, papers and research materials that will be progressively assessed, curated and developed into a dedicated scholarly resource for the Rome Campus.

While the collection is not yet available for use, it represents the foundation of a significant future academic asset that will enrich the intellectual life of the campus and support research, teaching and visiting scholars for years to come.

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