On September 25, at Lisi Lake, 3rd and 4th year students of the Caucasus University Architecture Program held presentations as part of an interior design lecture

Within the framework of Shota Rustaveli Georgian National Science Foundation's 2019 Applied Research (CARYS) grant program competition, the project of Maxim Iavich, Professor of Caucasus School of Technology - "Cyber ​​Incident Response Platform for 5G Cellular Networks" was funded. The project will last for two years and its budget is 204 330 GEL

The Student Scientific Conference of Caucasus School of Technology was held on June 25

On March 13, the Global Forum for Education and Learning (www.gfel.world) recognized Nugzar Amilakhvar, a professor at Caucasus School of Technology, as one of the world's 100 leaders in education and training

On June 14, the Day of Disabled Persons, Maxim Yavich, a professor at Caucasus School of Technology and a grantee of the Rustaveli National Science Foundation, gave an interactive online lecture on "Cyber ​​Security and Remote Work" for students of all ages

Students of the architecture program of Caucasus School of Technology visited Knauf.

Caucasus School of Technology hosted an interdisciplinary content programming contest. Task testing was performed using the Task Testing System of informatics.ge developed by a student of Caucasus School of Technology.

The project of Prof. Maxim Yavich, the Head of Information Technology Program of Caucasus University - "Children's University of Computer Science and Cyber Security" - has received grant funding.

On July 2, the National Center for Educational Quality Enhancement awarded another 7 year-accreditation to Bachelors and Masters programs in IT and IT Management.

On May 25 Caucasus University held a scientific conference for the students of Caucasus School of Technology.