Professor Guranda Tchelidze of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Caucasus University was awarded a Virtual Mobility Grant (VMG) within COST Action CA22124 ECO4ALL in summer 2026. The grant project was implemented during August–September 2026.

On October 16, students in the Art History program at Caucasus University’s School of Humanities and Social Sciences visited Kakheti as part of their coursework.

On 16-17 October 2026, the First International Symposium of Kartvelian Studies, entitled “Georgia and the World Across the Centuries,” was held in Athens.

On 16 October, students in the English Philology programme met with renowned translator and scholar of Oriental studies Davit Akhaladze. The meeting was organised at the initiative of Professor Manana Matiashvili as part of the course Fundamentals of Translation Theory.

On 16 October, Sukhumi State University hosted the International Scientific Conference “Peace and Conflict Resolution: EU Challenges and Their Impact on Georgia,” held within the framework of the Jean Monnet Module EUPEACE and Erasmus Days.

On 15–16 October, Caucasus University hosted the international interdisciplinary conference “Authoritarianism, Narratives, and Cultures: Continuity, Disruption, and Change, Past and Present.”

On October 2, students from the Art History program at Caucasus University’s School of Humanities and Social Sciences visited Bolnisi as part of their coursework.

On 26 September, Caucasus University traditionally celebrated the European Day of Languages.

On June 9, the fifth annual Student Scientific Conference of the Caucasus Education School was held at Caucasus University.

Anna Kintsurashvili, a guest lecturer at the Caucasus Education School, has won the prestigious New Learning Award 2026, organized by the European Training Foundation (ETF). She excelled in the category of ‘’Strengthening Civic Engagement Through the Arts.’’