Caucasus University invites students to a special event on December 9, at 13:00, in the Conference Hall, where they will have the opportunity to explore Rebut—the first social platform designed for structured video debates. The platform aims to promote a culture of civil, evidence-based, and well-reasoned discussion in the online environment.

Caucasus University invites prospective law students to participate in a two-stage mock trial project to be held in the University Courtroom on December 9 at 17:00 and December 13 at 14:00.

Within the framework of the U.S. Embassy’s Democracy Commission Small Grants Program, Caucasus University Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center is hosting the final event of the  Startup Pre-Acceleration Program CUnicorn+ Demo Day, which will take place on December 10 at 17:00 at Caucasus University.

On December 10, at 17:00, the Caucasus University Library will host a public lecture titled “David Marshall Lang’s Contribution to Kartvelology.” The event is organized by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences.

On December 12, at 16:00, we invite you at the informational meeting at CU campus.

Caucasus University invites you to the Fifth International Scientific-Practical Conference, Telecommunications and Security, organized by the Scientific Cyber Security Association (SCSA) and the Internet Development Initiative (IDI). The event will take place on December 13 at 09:00 in the university’s conference hall.

Caucasus University is pleased to announce the upcoming public defense of the doctoral dissertation of Tamar Kvantaliani, PhD candidate of the English-Language Economics Doctoral Program at the School of Economics.

Caucasus University will host the Logical Games League competition on December 20 at 12:00.

On 23 December at 4:00 PM, the International Research Center on Georgia at Caucasus University will host an interim presentation of the interdisciplinary research project “Vorontsov’s Cultural Policy: The Russian ‘Europeanization’ Plan in Georgia – Interim Findings.”

Caucasus University (Georgia), in collaboration with Johns Hopkins University’s Department of Comparative Thought and Literature, is delighted to host the international interdisciplinary conference “Authoritarianism Reimagined: Narratives, Cultures, Continuities, Ruptures, and Shifts, Past and Present.”