The second funded project, “Health Insurance Incentives for Disease Prevention: Opportunities and Barriers,” is authored by Magda Tsnobiladze, a Master’s student at Caucasus University, under supervision of Professor Tengiz Verulava.

Caucasus University has been awarded funding for two master’s-level research projects under the Master’s Educational–Research Projects Grant Competition announced by the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation. Both initiatives were selected among 44 projects funded nationwide.

An auditorium honoring Otar Chedia, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences and Professor, was officially inaugurated at Caucasus University.

A public lecture was held at the Caucasus School of Medicine, dedicated to an international research project examining parental attitudes toward vaccines in Georgia and India. The lecture presented the project’s objectives, methodology, and key findings achieved to date.

As part of their academic curriculum, students of the Tourism School at Caucasus University participated in an educational visit to the tourism company Mimino Caucasia, where their final practical training session took place.

On December 23, a solo concert featuring the Latin American Dance Club alongside the Choreographic and Folklore Ensembles took place at Caucasus University.

On December 23, as part of their academic program, students of the Tourism School paid an educational visit to the Tbilisi Wine Museum, located in a historic caravanserai in the heart of Tbilisi.

On December 22, the Anika Association organized a workshop titled “Life from a Different Perspective” for students of the Psychology Program at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences of Caucasus University.

On December 22, the Department of International Relations of Caucasus University hosted a representative of Tokat Gaziosmanpaşa University, Turkey, within the framework of the Erasmus+ administrative mobility.

The President of Caucasus University, Kakha Shengelia, during a business visit to TH Wildau University, met with students of the joint Master’s Degree Program in Digital Logistics Management of Caucasus University and TH Wildau, who are continuing their second year of studies in Germany.

For three days, the Chateau Mere Hotel hosted students for an unforgettable weekend full of surprises, fun, music, a friendly atmosphere and New Year's mood.

On December 20, a competition - Logic Games League - was held at Caucasus University.

From 15 to 18 December 2025, a delegation from Caucasus University visited Germany within the framework of its long-standing partnership with the Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau (TH Wildau).

The newly launched doctoral, master’s, and bachelor’s degree programs of Caucasus School of Technology (CST) at Caucasus University have been granted unconditional accreditation, having fully met all accreditation standards.

On December 19, Caucasus University (CU) hosted an information session for prospective students, offering an overview of the university’s academic environment and opportunities.

CSL Professor Khatuna Burkadze presented a paper on emerging trends in artificial intelligence at the CU International Conference, titled “The Evolution of the Digital World and the Sustainable Development Goals: Transforming Industries and Professions for Sustainable Development.”

On December 18, Caucasus University hosted representatives of the Economic Service of the French Embassy as part of a working visit.

On December 17, Caucasus University hosted a public lecture titled “Medea’s Journey — From Greek Myth to Georgian Taboo” at Libraria, the university’s bookshop, as part of the Conversations at Libraria lecture series.

On December 18, Caucasus University held the public defense of the doctoral dissertation of Tamar Kvantaliani, a PhD candidate in the English-language Doctoral Program in Economics at the School of Economics. Her dissertation - “Public Debt Sustainability Analysis in Georgia,” was completed under the supervision of Professor Erekle Pirveli, Doctor of Economic Sciences.

Caucasus University has been awarded funding through the Young Scientists Research Grant Competition announced by the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation of Georgia.