Two projects of Caucasus University affiliated academic staff have won the Shota Rustaveli Georgian National Science Foundation Young Scientists Grant Competition 2021.

On November 27, a master class was held on the campus of Caucasus University for entrants interested in journalism.

On November 21-24, students of Caucasus School of Governance and Caucasus School of Media - visited Lviv, Ukraine, within the framework of the project Media Dialogue 2021 for Conflict Sensitivity and Research.

 A masterclass by Professor Rachel Rogers of the Loyola University Chicago was held on the campus of Caucasus University.

On September 24-28, Caucasus School of Media students Tekla Zghudadze and Ani Meladze paid a working visit to Gyumri, Armenia, where they participated in Media Dialogue 2021 for Conflict Sensitivity and Research sessions.

On September 20-23, Caucasus University, as part of the Media Dialogue project, hosted workshops and a conference on Media Dialogue 2021 for Conflict Sensitivity and Research. The project is being held for the fourth time with the support of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Caucasus University and its media school are participating in it for the fourth time since 2015.

On July 12, students of the Caucasus Media School Strategic Communication Program defended their master's theses.

On June 15, the students of the bachelor's program in PR and Communication held a final presentation in the subject "Planning and Implementation of PR Projects"

 On May 21, the CSM Student Scientific Conference was held. The conference was attended by students of both Journalism and Mass Communication, as well as undergraduate students of PR and Communication.

According to the annual ranking of Eduniversal, CSM Master's program was named the best