The Caucasus University delegation conducted a business visit to the Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau in Germany.

The seasonal school project - International School "Cyber Security and Artificial Intelligence" was successfully completed.

On November 3, a seminar was held by Dr. Ravishankar Rao, a professor from Fairleigh Dickinson University (USA), for students and applicants interested in the joint 3-year undergraduate programs in computer science, engineering, and cyber security at Caucasus University.

The lecture process of the first 3-year Double degree Computer Science undergraduate program of CST and Fairleigh Dickinson University has started. The program students will study 2 years in Georgia and 1 year full-time in USA.

On September 22, the Women in Tech CCA award ceremony was held. During the ceremony, students who successfully completed the penetration testing program were awarded.

The third session of the CyberEdu international certificate exam was held at Caucasus University. The exam was administered to students of the Caucasus University and New Jersey City University double degree bachelor's program in cyber security.

The representatives of the Institute of Information and Computational Technologies of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kapalova Nursulu - the Head of the Laboratory of Information Security, Algazy Kunbolat (Researcher) and Sakam Kairat (Researcher) visited Caucasus University.

Dr. Kakha Shengelia, president of Caucasus University, was on a working visit to New Jersey City University (USA) within the framework of the joint 3-year cyber security program.

The participants of DataSecSchool, business representatives, representatives of academia and public sector representatives converged at Caucasus University on August 15, 2023, for the Annual Roundtable. This event, a significant part of the Jean Monnet Module Project, aimed to foster insightful discussions surrounding European Union (EU) data protection practices.

Caucasus University, in cooperation with Papuna Gagnidze, the creator of Georgian programming language, is starting a new pilot project, the goal of which is to give schoolchildren the initial basic knowledge of programming and increase interest in computer science among teenagers.