At the invitation of Professor Guranda Chelidze, academic head of the Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences European studies bachelor’s degree program, a meeting of representatives of the International Council of Museums (ICOM) of Georgia was held with students on June 8 at Caucasus University.

The tenth closing event "Girls for Change" was held in collaboration with the USAID Economic Governance Program, the Center for International Private Entrepreneurship (CIPE) and the European Business Association (EBA).

On June 7, at 14:00, in the library of Caucasus University, a public lecture was held about a classic of Italian literature, the book "If This Is a Man" by Primo Levi.

Natia Khvichava, a first-year student in the Bachelor of European Studies program at the Caucasus University School of Humanities and Social Sciences, finished second in the photo contest "I See Europe" organized by the Information Center on NATO and EU for photography lovers.

On May 27, within the framework of the European Week of Mental Health, a student photo-exhibition - "The real me in society" was held at the Caucasus University.

On May 24, the student school scientific conference of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences was held in the conference hall of the Caucasus University.

On May 22, within the framework of the European Mental Health Week, psychologists of the Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Erekle Imedashvili and Nana Kharabadze met the 11th grade students of the "IB Mtiebi" school and spoke about the importance of mental health.

Students of the European studies bachelor’s program of Caucasus University actively participate in various events marking Europe Days.

On May 4-6, the VI International Congress of the Platform of International Eastern European Studies "City and Civilization in Eastern Europe" was held at Sinop University.

The Caucasus University School of Humanities and Social Sciences held an essay competition for entrants interested in the history program. The competition theme was: "David Agmashenebeli as the creator of a tolerant multicultural kingdom".