In 2022, the Jean Monnet Module "EUropeanization of law programs in Georgia" 101084764 — EU-LP-GE) of the Caucasus University (namely the Caucasus Law School) was granted the support from the European Commission.

As part of the ongoing project Enhancing Public Administration Degree Programs (BA, MA) at Caucasus School of Governance, a workshop titled "Access to Public Data as a Method of Research" was conducted on 19 September.

On September 12-13, the final conference for the collaborative project between Caucasus University and Batumi State Maritime Academy took place, focusing on Awareness Raising and Application of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Vocational Education.

On September 13^th, a kick-off meeting was held for the winning project of the Book Translation Program 2024 – “Testing with Humans: How to Use Experiments to Drive Faster, More Informed Decision Making”.

Within the program the book - Testing with Humans: How to use experiments to drive faster, more informed decision making written by famous author and entrepreneur will be translated in Georgian by Caucasus University.

In July 2024, the three-year project of the Caucasus University School of Governance "Teaching European Ideologies and Values in Georgia" won the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet module competition.

The main goal of the project - Promoting High-quality Digital Education in Georgia (PRODIGE) is to promote digital higher education in Georgia by implementing relevant legislative changes and strengthening the capacities of higher educational institutions.

The participants of DataSecSchool, business representatives, representatives of academia and public sector representatives converged on July 27, 2024, for the Annual Roundtable.

The Caucasus University project is the winner of the international grant competition sponsored by the European Commission.

Within the Erasmus+ CBHE project "Designing Green Tourism Concept through Learning" Caucasus University has released a comprehensive gap analysis report on green tourism practices in Georgia and Moldova.