On October 19, internet newspaper mastsavlebeli.ge published article about Caucasus University Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Project "Triangle Effect of European Studies at Schools" (TEESS). The authors of the article are project experts.  See the article “Triangle Effect of European Studies at Schools" (TEESS) in Public Schools of Georgia” at link

In the framework of Erasmus Days, on 15th October Caucasus University hosted a Jean Monnet round table discussion "How to teach EU?" organized by the National Erasmus+ Office Georgia. Ambassador of the EU to Georgia, Carl Hartzell delivered a keynote speech. Among the other beneficiaries were Caucasus University jean Monnet project “Triangle Effect of European Studies at Schools” (TEESS) experts and students. In details 

Caucasus University’s Professors and the experts of the Erasmus+ Jean Monnet project “Triangle Effect of European Studies at Schools” (TEESS) Guranda Chelidze, Ekaterine Kardava and Zurab Bragvadze published paper about the results of the project.

In recent years, historical science has paid great attention to the study and evaluation of events of the last century.

Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences Associate Professor, Doctor of History Elisabeth Machitidze participated in the VI International Congress of Social Sciences in Ankara on September 27-30.

Caucasus University Erasmus + Jean Monnet project “Triangle Effect of European Studies at Schools” (TEESS) is coming to end.

The defense of bachelor's theses was held on July 16 and 19 at the Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences.

On June 23, the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement awarded a 4-year accreditation to the Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences English-language bachelor’s degree program in psychology.

In the 2021 second edition of the scientific journal "Studies in European Affairs" of the University of Warsaw European Center, the article "The Main Problems in the Relations Between the European Union and Turkey" by Guranda Chelidze and Elisabeth Machitidze, professors at Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences, was published.

An online seminar for teachers in the regions was organized by the Information Center on NATO and the European Union of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia.