PhD students of Caucasus School of Business and Caucasus School of Law: Tamari Karbaia, Miranda Tsintskiladze, Rusudan Kvantaliani and Tatia Uberi, visited the Radboud University, the Netherlands, under the Erasmus+ financed mobility program. 

PhD students of Caucasus School of Governance: Besik Jajanidze, Lasha Kakashvili and Mariam Tarasashvili visited the Radboud University, the Netherlands, under the Erasmus+ financed mobility program.

On May 18-27, the Dean of Caucasus School of Economics, associated professor Ioseb Berikashvili, has visited ISCTE Business School (ISCTE – Instituto Universitário de Lisboa) in the framework of Erasmus+ Teaching Mobility Program. 

On July 25, the president of the university, Dr. Kakha Shengelia, officially opened the 26th annual conference of the Network of International Business and Economics Schools (NIBES) at Caucasus University.

On July 18-22, International Relations and Projects Department of Caucasus University hosted Erasmus+ mobility visit from the University of Gdansk, Poland.

On July 12, the International Relations and Projects Department of Caucasus University hosted a group of Undergraduate and Postgraduate students from Leiden University, Netherlands.

A presentation of the findings from a collaboration between the students of Caucasus Tourism School and the Tourism and Business Administration Student-Research Group from George Washington University was taken place on July 1, at Caucasus University.

On June 6-10, International Relations and Projects Department of Caucasus University hosted Erasmus+ teaching mobility of Professor Przemyslaw Borkowski from University of Gdansk, Poland. Teaching hours were planned with the Undergraduate level students of Caucasus School of Business, more precisely, withing the study course of Prof. Davit Aslanishvili in “Financial Markets and Institutions”.

From May 31st to June 4th, International Relations and Projects Department of Caucasus University hosted Erasmus+ mobility visit from Inholland University of Applied Sciences, Netherlands. 

On June 22-25, a group of tourism and business administration students-researchers from George Washington University and students of Caucasus Tourism School of were in Kakheti as part of a joint research project.