With the support of Caucasus University, Lizzy Kezherashvili, a student of the Caucasus School of Governance, travelled to Milan, Italy, to participate in the 11th European Youth Debate 2026.

On April 21, Caucasus University hosted the state governance simulation game “Govern the State” for prospective students interested in public administration, diplomacy, and international relations.

On February 6, Caucasus School of Governance held a thesis defense for students of Master’s degree programs in Diplomacy and International Relations and Strategic Public Administration.

On 4 February, bachelor’s thesis defenses were held for students of the Diplomacy and International Relations and Public Administration undergraduate programs at the Caucasus School of Governance, Caucasus University. Students formally presented their research papers and key findings before the defense committee.

A scholarly article by Caucasus University Professor Tengiz Verulava, titled- “Pension system transformation in the South Caucasus: A comparative analysis of Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan”, has been published in the British international peer-reviewed journal European Journal of Social Security.

On December 4, Caucasus University had the honor of hosting the British Ambassador to Georgia, Mr. Gareth Ward.

On December 4, President Kakha Shengelia and a university delegation welcomed Ambassador Gareth Ward at Caucasus University.

On 2 December, Dean of the Caucasus School of Governance, Professor Eka Akobia, hosted the Associate Professor Olga Oleinikova from the School of Communication (Department of Social and Political Sciences) at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), who will spend a period of time as a visiting research fellow at the Caucasus School of Governance.

On 18 November, the newly appointed Ambassador of France to Georgia, His Excellency Olivier Courtaud, visited Caucasus University.

Dr. Grigol Julukhidze, Associate Professor of the Caucasus University School of Governance delivered a lecture as an invited speaker at Harvard University’s Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies and the Harvard John F. Kennedy School of Government.