On July 23, 2025, during the meeting of the Governing Board of the Caucasus University, the third-year implementation report (September 2024 – July 2025) of the Jean Monnet Module "Europeanization of Law Programs in Georgia" was presented.

On July 14–18, students of the Bachelor’s Programs in Diplomacy and International Relations and Public Administration at the Caucasus School of Governance presented and defended their theses before the commissions.

“Horizontal Intergovernmental Coordination at Local and Regional Levels: Evidence from Europe and Beyond” — edited by Nathalie Behnke (Institut für Politikwissenschaft, TU Darmstadt, Germany) and Bettina Petersohn (Department of Politics, Swansea University, UK) is already announced.

On July 16-21, master's students at the Caucasus University School of Business presented their master's theses.

As part of the collaboration between the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center at Caucasus University and the UN Global Compact Network Georgia, the final event of the “SDG Innovation Accelerator for Young Professionals” was held.

On July 19-20, with the support of TBC Tech, the Georgian Artificial Intelligence Association organized the first National AI Hackathon of Georgia at Caucasus University.

Within the Jean Monnet project Integrating EU Models of Media Literacy Education into Georgian Academic Sphere (EUMLGE), from May to July 2025 meetings were held with schoolteachers at Kutaisi public schools #2 and #31, Kutaisi private school “Progresi”, Rustavi public schools #7, #16 and #18, Tbilisi public schools #10 and #160, Tbilisi private school “Mtsvane Skola” and Tbilisi Youth House Foundation.

On July 14-18, the Department of International Relations of Caucasus University hosted a representative of the Faculty of Architecture of the Sopot University of Applied Sciences, Poland, Beata Liedtke, within the framework of the Erasmus+ administrative mobility.

CSL Professor Khatuna Burkadze’s article on artificial intelligence (AI) has been published in the Fletcher Forum of World Affairs. In her article, Professor Burkadze explores the strategic, ethical, and legal frameworks of AI.

On July 14 and 15, 2025 Students of the Caucasus University School of Business Healthcare Management Master’s Program successfully defended their master’s theses.

Caucasus University Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center organized the fourth camp of the SDG Innovation Acceleration Program for Young Professionals in collaboration with the UN Global Compact Network Georgia.

An article entitled “Health-promoting behaviors among patients with heart failure: A cross-sectional study in Georgia” has been published in the influential British international peer-reviewed journal Global Cardiology Science & Practice.

On July 7–10, 2025, Professor Zviad Kirtava, Head of the Program at the Caucasus School of Medicine, Caucasus University, delivered a presentation at the 10th International Conference on Behavioral Addictions (ICBA-2025) held in Nantes, France.

A new publication by Professor Erekle Pirveli of the Caucasus School of Business has been published in the British “A” level scientific journal International Journal of Auditing (Wiley, Scopus Q1, ABDC “A”).

On July 14, Caucasus University hosted the public defense of the dissertation by Giorgi Papava, a student in the English-language doctoral program in economics at the School of Economics.

Intelekti Publishing House has published a collection of plays by Caucasus School of Tourism Professor Temur Khutsishvili. The collection is titled "The Eternal Life."

On July 7, 8, 9 and 10, Caucasus University held the bachelor's theses defense of the School of Economics.

On July 7–11, the International Relations Department of Caucasus University hosted representatives of the Faculty of Political Science and Journalism of Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland — Dean Szymon Ossowski, Vice-Dean for Projects and International Partnerships Agnieszka Stępińska, and Vice-Dean for Academic Affairs Artur Pohl.

During the week of June 23-27, within the framework of the Erasmus+ funded mobility, within the Inter Institutional Agreement signed between the Caucasus University and Radboud University, the Netherlands, doctoral students of the School of Business Tamar Shengelia and Nino Jinjolava participated in the one-week summer school program organized by the partner university and attended the following study course - “Starting My Own Business”.

The participants of DataSecSchool, business representatives, representatives of academia and public sector representatives converged on July 7, for the Annual Roundtable.