On June 23, the EU-funded Jean Monnet project " Promoting European Union's Cyber Education (PEU-C-E)" hosted a training for the students of Telavi  State University– “Cyber Hygiene - How to Protect Yourself and Your Data in The Cyberspace”, led by Caucasus University lecturers Maxim Iavich and Giorgi Iashvili.

Caucasus University is involved in the Erasmus + Institutional Cooperation (CBHE) project - "Strengthening the Quality and Relevance of the Third Mission in Georgian Universities"

An online seminar for teachers in the regions was organized by the Information Center on NATO and the European Union of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia.

On June 21, 2021 an informational meeting was held at Caucasus University in the frameworks of Erasmus plus CBHE project „Raising Research Capacity of Georgian HEIs through Developing R&D Units / HERD“. The meeting was attended by the affiliated academic personal and PhD students.

On June 17, the EU-funded Jean Monnet project " Promoting European Union's Cyber Education (PEU-C-E)" hosted a training for the students of Akaki Tsereteli State University– “Cyber Hygiene - How to Protect Yourself and Your Data in The Cyberspace”, led by Caucasus University lecturers Maxim Iavich and Giorgi Iashvili.

On June 10th, Caucasus University in frames of Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Project “Triangle Effect of European Studies at schools” (TEESS) hosted “Round Table” for History and Civic Education Teachers.

On June 14, 15 ,16 in the frameworks of EU-funded Jean Monnet project "Promoting European Union's Cyber Education (PEU-C-E)" Caucasus University hosted the training

On June 8, Caucasus University hosted an event “Europe Day” within the framework of the Erasmus + Jean Monnet project “Triangle Effect of European Studies at Schools”  (TEESS)

On the 20th and 25th of May VIDATUM – a sub-contractor company of the EU funded ERASMUS+ CBHE project HERD, which is responsible for the development of a joint research portal within the framework of project, launched trainings for representatives of the 12 project member universities and partner organizations in software management and usage. 

On June 3rd , Caucasus University hosted an award ceremony for the winners of the essay competition for students and teachers "I Saw Europe in Georgia". The competition was held within the framework of the Caucasus University's Erasmus + Jean Monnet project - "Triangle Effects of European Studies at School" (TEESS)