The scientific article "Serial Systemic Immune Inflammation Indices: Markers of Acute Migraine Events or Indicators of Persistent Inflammatory Status?" was published in the international refereed journal "The Journal of Headache and Pain".

Within the framework of the hackathon, Axel's favorite team was #Shentsgekheba, comprised of students from the Caucasus School of Business: Nini Aptsiauri, Mariam Magradze, Nini Natsvlishvili and Lasha Tsukhishvili.

On January 16, 2025, Caucasus University held a public defense of the dissertation by Miranda Tsintskiladze, a doctoral student in the English-language doctoral program in Management at the School of Business.

A study conducted at Caucasus University was published in an influential international refereed journal „Asia Pacific Journal of Health Management“.

CSB Research Center has summarized the 2024 calendar year. The meeting was attended by eight academic staff members holding doctoral degrees.

On December 23, 24 and 25, the master's theses defense of the Caucasus School of Business Master's Program students was held at Caucasus University.

NISPAcee Journal of Public Administration and Policy (Scopus Q3) has published an article titled “Western Sanctions Evasion through Third Countries: The Case of Sanctioned Cars Re-export to Russia” co-authored by Vakhtang Partsvaniya, Professor of Management, and Erekle Pirveli, Professor of Accounting and Finance.

The results of a study conducted at Caucasus University titled “Pregnant Mothers’ Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice Towards Prevention of Iron Deficiency Anemia in Georgia” were published in the influential international refereed journal “Al-Kindy College Medical Journal”.

CSB Professor, Erekle Pirveli’s research “Influencing sustainability: the role of lobbyist characteristics in shaping the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive” has been published in the Sustainability Accounting, Management and Policy Journal (Emerald Publishing, Scopus Q1, CiteScore: 9.5; Impact Factor: 5.5).

The influential American international refereed journal "Hospital Topics" has published a study conducted at Caucasus University titled "The Impact of DRG-Based Payment Reform on the Efficiency of Medical Care for Patients with Myocardial Infarction: Evidence from Georgia."