Caucasus University is the first in Georgia and one of the first in the region to successfully complete the United Nations World Tourism Organization's TedQual certification process in 2020, with the accreditation period being extended by three years this year.

On November 10, at 14:00, a workshop on "Introduction to Lean Startup" was held at the Caucasus University conference hall, led by Bob Smith, the Director of Lean Startup programming and the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Innovation Corps (I-Corps) programming director at GW.

On November 9, a work meeting of George Washington University experts with academic staff was held at Caucasus University. 

CU students are participating in the fall season of the "Universiade of Georgia - 2022" beginning November 2 under the organization of the Caucasus University Student and Organizational Events Service.

Within the framework of the "University Capacity Building Program" (UCBP), the visit of Mentorship Bob Smith, Director of Lean Startup Programming and US National Science Foundation (NSF) Innovation Corps (I-Corps) Programming, and Kerry Slater, Manager of International Entrepreneurship Programs, continues.

On November 7, the final event of the "Gastronomical Bootcamp" project was held in the Caucasus University bookstore "Librarea".

On November 7-11, within the framework of the US-Georgia "University Capacity Development Program" (UCBP), Caucasus University hosts the representatives of George Washington University, Bob Smith, the Director of Lean Startup programming, and the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Innovation Corps (I-Corps) programming director and Kerry Slater, Manager of International Entrepreneurship Programs.

On November 7-11, within the framework of the US-Georgia "University Capacity Development Program" (UCBP), Caucasus University hosts the representatives of George Washington University, Bob Smith, the Director of Lean Startup programming, and the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) Innovation Corps (I-Corps) programming director and Kerry Slater, Manager of International Entrepreneurship Programs.

On November 4, a tour to Mtatsminda Pantheon was organized for students from the Caucasus University Tourism School.

The final training sessions for the attendees of the second reception were held on November 3 and 4, as part of the "Gastronomical Bootcamp" project, and were conducted by the top chefs chosen in the first stream of the project

The Guria Entrepreneurial School joint venture between the Caucasus School of Business and Ozurgeti Techno Park has begun. On November 1, the first online meeting took place.

On November 3, at the Caucasus University bookstore "Librarea", the 12th grade students of the school "IB Mthiebi" met Nata Asatiani, Doctor of Psychological Sciences, professor and head of the undergraduate and strategic communication master's programs of the Caucasus School of Media.

On November 1, the participants of the second stream of the "Gastronomical Bootcamp” project began receiving instruction from the four top chefs chosen in the first stream.

The 6th issue of the peer-reviewed international scientific journal "Health Care Policy, Economics and Sociology" was released.

Sati Boyajyan, director of the IE Business School's Eastern Europe and Central Asia International Development Department, and professor Milo Jones paid a visit to Caucasus University on November 1.

Caucasus University's department of international relations hosted the representatives of Malmo University on November 1.

At the Caucasus University bookstore "Librarea", a meeting was held on October 31 with candidates chosen for training as part of the "Gastronomical Bootcamp" project

On October 28, representative from Azerbaijan Tourism and Management University and Almaty Management University, Kazakhstan, visited Caucasus University.

On October 24, two workshops were held for students of the architecture program of Caucasus University School of Architecture and Design - walking and observational practice, collective drawing.

On October 28, Caucasus University hosted a South African delegation led by South Africa's Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alvin Botes, and the Ambassadors of the Republic of South Africa to Georgia (with residence in Kiev), Andre Groenewald.