On September 29, at the bookstore "Librarea" of the Caucasus University, the 12th grade students of the public school "Ib Mthiebi" met the dean of the Caucasus School of Medicine and Healthcare Management, Giorgi Makharashvili. 

The scientific article "Development of public health in Georgia: Challenges and policy issues" by Caucasus University professor Tengiz Verulava was published in the internationally refereed journal "Archives of the Balkan Medical Union".

Hospital Topics, one of the oldest international peer-reviewed journals in the United States (published since 1922), published the scientific article "Job Satisfaction and Associated Factors among Physicians" by Caucasus University professor Tengiz Verulava

On June 9-10, Caucasus University hosted a first aid competition for entrants interested in medicine.

 The International Journal of Infertility & Fetal Medicine published Professor Tengiz Verulava's scientific article "Fertility Awareness and Knowledge among Infertile Women in Georgia: A Cross-sectional Study".

On June 7, a public lecture on "Challenges of the Health Care System in Georgia" was held in the conference hall of Caucasus University, for students and entrants of the School of Medicine and Healthcare Management.

On May 4, an integrated Georgian language and culinary lesson for foreign students of the Faculty of Medicine was held at Caucasus University as part of a Georgian language lecture.

On June 1, a public lecture on "Lessons from the Pandemic, Impact on Technology for the Future of Medical Practice" was held in the conference hall of Caucasus University for students of Caucasus School of Medicine and Healthcare Management, as well as entrants interested in medicine.

On May 19, Caucasus Medicine and Healthcare Management School hosted a student scientific conference at Caucasus University.

The Journal of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine, a US international peer-reviewed journal, published a scientific article by Caucasus University professor Tengiz Verulava entitled "Epidemiological characteristics of neonates born to mothers infected with COVID-19: A single-center observational study." See the article at the link.