On May 28, Caucasus University hosted the Student Scientific Conference of the School of Architecture and Design, bringing together students from the School’s bachelor’s degree program.

On May 27, the School of Humanities and Social Sciences held its Student Scientific Conference, bringing together students from across its academic programs to present research on a wide range of timely and relevant topics.

On May 22, the Caucasus School of Technology held a student research conference aimed at strengthening students’ academic and research skills and supporting their professional development.

On May 25, the Caucasus School of Tourism held its Student Research Conference, bringing together students to present their research on current trends, emerging opportunities, and new directions in the tourism industry.

On May 25, the School of Media held its Student Research Conference, which was designed to help students develop their academic and research skills, support their professional growth, and encourage greater involvement in scholarly and research activities.

On May 23, the Student Scientific Conference of the Business School was held at Caucasus University, with the participation of undergraduate and graduate students from the Caucasus Business School.

Leila Karimi’s article, “Between Silence and Solutions: A Global Guideline Review of Long COVID Care and Services in Australia,” has been published in the international peer-reviewed journal BMC Health Services Research, published by Springer Nature.

On May 16, Caucasus University hosted the 8th Student Scientific Conference of the Caucasus School of Economics.

Prof. Erekle Pirveli of Caucasus University's School of Business has published a new article in Emerald's Social Responsibility Journal (Scimago Q1, CiteScore: 7.4), one of the leading international outlets in corporate social responsibility research.

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