On May 21, Mr. Alexander Rondali's successor, Ms. Mariam Rondeli donated the Caucasus University library 40 copies of the book by Alexander Rondeli "The Little Country in the International System" (2003) stored in the bookstock of the International Relations Research Foundation (Rondeli Foundation).

On April 26, Caucasus Institute for Peace Studies held a workshop for students: "How to prepare for conference in social sciences?"

On March 29, at Caucasus University representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia and the Ministry of Internal Affairs held an information meeting for students.

Organized by CU International Peace Studies and within the framework of “Creation of the Graduate Curricula in Peace Studies in Georgia” (PESTUGE) a memorandum of cooperation was signed by four Georgian Universities and ) and four partner governmental/non-governmental agencies.

On February 24,Caucasus School of Governance held training on topic – Art of Negotiations - for the students interested in international relations, diplomacy, political science and public governance.

On February 5-10, PhD students of Caucasus School of Governance,conducted demonstration classes, which is the final and mandatory stage of the “Teaching-Assisting” component of the PhD curriculum. 

On January 22, a charity event "Donate Blood - Save Life" was held at Caucasus University.

On October 25-26, the Caucasus University was visited by assistant-professor of Radboud University, Matis Van Leuven, lecturer, Margaret Gusse, and representatives of its administration – Maarten Krass, officer of education and research and Maya Kiknadze, the head of the Students’ Admission Department.

The Caucasus School of Governance nominated a senior student of Master’s Degree Program in Governance, Teona Mchedlishvili for Dimitri (Arzakan) Emukhvari scholarship announced by the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia. At the decision of the government of Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia the nominee was awarded the scholarship.

On October 6, 2017 Tbilisi International Peace Conference (TIPC) was held at Hotel Rooms Tbilisi. The aim of the conference was to facilitate the development of peace and conflict scientific discipline in Georgia and facilitate integration of Georgian scientists in the global epistemic community of peace and conflict researchers.