A workshop was held at Caucasus University for applicants interested in sociology, on the topic: "What is the profession of a sociologist and how to conduct research".

Davit Tinikashvili, a professor at Caucasus University, has won the grant competition for the mobility of Georgian researchers in EU member states.

On December 27, the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement awarded the Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences Georgian lenguage Bachelor's degree program in psychology re-granted unconditional accreditation for 7 year.

On December 22, a public lecture titled "Essays on the History of Georgia in the Twenty-First Century in the Context of European Values" was held in the Caucasus University bookstore "Librarea" as part of the European studies program.

A salon evening commemorating the 205th anniversary of Nikoloz Baratashvili's birth was organized by students from the Caucasus University undergraduate Georgian Philology program.

Sokhumi State University and the Korneli Kekelidze National Center of Georgian Manuscripts organized the international scientific conference "Cultural values of Abkhazia: language, literature, history, social sciences, cultural monuments" on December 8-9.

On December 7, Natia Kalandarishvili-Muller - full professor of international law at Alte University, expert in international humanitarian law, guest of the Geneva Academy of International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights, visited the Caucasus University School of Humanities and Social Sciences, at the initiative of Professor Guranda Chelidze, the head of the European studies undergraduate educational program.

Tamar Sharabidze, PhD, Associate Professor of TSU, gave a public lecture on December 5 in the CU bookshop "Librarea". The event was organized by undergraduate Georgian philology students together with Mariam Manjgaladze, an affiliated professor of Caucasus University.

On December 1, students from the Caucasus University School of Humanities and Social Sciences undergraduate history program, along with the program's academic head, Professor Davit Tinikashvili, and school administration representatives, visited the National Museum of Georgia.

 On November 30, an open lecture on the topic: polysemy and the problem of equivalence in translation was held for English philology students of Caucasus University School of Humanities and Social Sciences. The lecture was led by professor, lexicographer - Tinatin Margalitadze.