Within the Jean Monnet project Integrating EU Models of Media Literacy Education into Georgian Academic Sphere (EUMLGE), from February to October 2024 meetings were held with schoolteachers at private school Tamarioni in Gori, public school of village Khidistavi in Gori, private school Qorali in Tbilisi, public school of village Zubi and teachers of four Tbilisi based public schools at Tbilisi Youth House Foundation.

Caucasus University successfully hosted the hybrid kick-off meeting for the Erasmus+ Capacity Building Project PRODIGE (Promoting Digital Higher Education in Georgia) on December 16-17, 2024.

As part of the RE-DIRECTION project, an ambitious initiative to transform higher education in Ukraine and Georgia, a comprehensive Methodological Framework has been developed.

As part of the Re-Direction project, a transformative initiative aimed at fostering inclusivity and diversity in education, a Collection of Good Practices on Pedagogical Methods to Promote Inclusivity at European Universities has been published. This resource was developed by a team of esteemed academics from Karlshochschule International University.

On December 13, under the auspices of the National Erasmus+ Office of Georgia (NEO), the annual meeting on the Erasmus+ dissemination was held.

The participants of WISEC Academy, students, business representatives, and public sector representatives converged on November 16, 2024 for the Annual Roundtable.

On November 14–15, 2024, Caucasus University hosted the second annual international conference – “Addressing Third Mission in Universities: Local and Global.”

Within the Jean Monet module "Europeanization of law programs in Georgia" (101084764 — EU-LP-GE), the teaching material for lecturers "How to teach the European Union" was  published. The authors of the teaching material are Jean Monnet professors Ekaterine Kardava and Guranda Chelidze.

On 14 October, the presentation of the Jean Monnet Chair “European Union for Peace, Prosperity and Security” (EU-PPS) took place at Caucasus University as part of the Erasmus Days. The Chair was selected as the winner of the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet 2024 competition.

On October 1-4 of the year, Dean of Caucasus School of Tourism Diko Kopaleishvili, Professor Giorgi Bregadze, Assistant Professor Nato Robitashvili and Assistant Professor Nino Tigishvili were at Akaki Tsereteli State University in Kutaisi and attended the first cycle of training in the framework of the Erasmus + project, Designing Green Tourism Concepts Through Learning (Enricher Hub).