On October 2, students from the Art History program at Caucasus University’s School of Humanities and Social Sciences visited Bolnisi as part of their coursework.

On 26 September, Caucasus University traditionally celebrated the European Day of Languages.

On June 9, the fifth annual Student Scientific Conference of the Caucasus Education School was held at Caucasus University.

Anna Kintsurashvili, a guest lecturer at the Caucasus Education School, has won the prestigious New Learning Award 2026, organized by the European Training Foundation (ETF). She excelled in the category of ‘’Strengthening Civic Engagement Through the Arts.’’

On December 14, pedagogy students visited the Amona¬shvili Academy “Mzianeti”, located in Kakheti.

On November 20, a public lecture titled “School and Bullying: A Systemic Perspective from Theory to Practice” was held at Caucasus University. The lecture was delivered by psychologist Nata Asatiani.

On October 22, students of the pre-service teacher education program at the Caucasus School of Education visited the Museum of the Soviet Occupation. After the museum visit, the students walked to the Mtatsminda Pantheon.

The undergraduate/graduate programs of the Caucasus School of Education have received unconditional accreditation.

Elene Betlemishvili, an Affiliate Assistant Professor at the Caucasus Education School and Co-Head of the Integrated Bachelor’s/Master’s Teacher Training Program for Primary Level of General Education, has been nominated as one of the Top Ten Finalists for the 2025 National Teacher Prize.

On June 6–7, UNICEF Greece and the University of Patras hosted an international conference titled “The Role of Academia in Promoting Child Rights” at the University of Patras, Greece. Marianna Khundzakishvili, Assistant Professor at the Caucasus University School of Education, took part in the event.