The President of Caucasus University, Dr. Kakha Shengelia, along with the university’s delegation, is currently on an official visit to TH Wildau University of Applied Sciences in Germany. As part of the visit, a meeting was held with the Vice President of TH Wildau, Mr. Stefan Kubitza.

Maksim Iavich - Professor of Caucasus University, Director of the Cyber Security Center - has been elected as a Corresponding Member of the Georgian National Academy of Sciences.

On July 19-20, with the support of TBC Tech, the Georgian Artificial Intelligence Association organized the first National AI Hackathon of Georgia at Caucasus University.

On July 6, the joint grant project between Caucasus University and the Scientific Cyber Security Association successfully concluded. The project, SPG-024, was funded by the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation of Georgia and provided school students with various trainings in the field of cybersecurity.

The new undergraduate programs of the Caucasus School of Technology have been unconditionally accredited.

On June 4, the workshop "How Modern Businesses Run on the Cloud" was held for students of the School of Technology. The meeting was held at the initiative of the IT platform Accelera and organized by the School of Technology and the Caucasus University Career Development Office.

On June 3, the Caucasus School of Technologists (CST) held a student scientific conference. The school scientific conference serves to develop students' academic and research skills and promote professional specialization.

A large-scale graduation ceremony was held in the state of New Jersey, USA, at NJCU (New Jersey City University), where the first graduates of the joint 3-year cybersecurity program of Caucasus University and NJCU have participated.

In May, Caucasus University, in collaboration with the Scientific Cyber Security Association, launched the “University of Young Penetration Testers” project, under the grant competition of the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation of Georgia. The project is implemented through the Cyber Security Center of Caucasus University.

From April 8 to April 10, a 3-day working meeting was held in Brașov, Romania, within the framework of the NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Project.