Professor of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Caucasus University, Doctor of Philological Sciences and interpretor Tsisana Bibileishvili, was invited in April 2026 to the Writers’ and Interpretors’ Residency at Château de Lavigny (Switzerland), where she participated in an international translation workshop alongside Swiss author Catherine Lovey.

In 2026, Georgia will mark 1,700 years since the declaration of Christianity as the state religion - a milestone that represents one of the most significant stages in the spiritual, historical, and cultural identity of the Georgian people. This anniversary once again highlights the exceptional role of Christianity in the process of state formation and development of Georgia.

On May 5, the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Caucasus University hosted an informational meeting for prospective students interested in psychology.

On April 14, Caucasus University traditionally marked Georgian Language Day.

On April 4, within the framework of the project “I Love Georgian – My State Language,” Caucasus University hosted a spelling quiz for prospective students.

On March 26-27, Professor Guranda Tchelidze from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Caucasus University participated in the COST ECO4ALL international conference "Consumer Rights in the Age of the Circular Economy: Towards Sustainable and Fair Production and Consumption Practices".

Within the framework of the project “I Love Georgian – My State Language!”, Caucasus University hosted a public lecture  - “Freedom as a Radical Form of Thinking” delivered by Maia Badridze — a writer of distinctive voice, an original and exceptional thinker, and an outstanding translator.

On March 11, at the initiative of Associate Professor Tamar Lomadze from the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, students of the English Philology program met with writer and translator Giorgi Kharaishvili.

On December 22, the Anika Association organized a workshop titled “Life from a Different Perspective” for students of the Psychology Program at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences of Caucasus University.

At the initiative of the Bachelor’s Program in Art History of the School of Social and Human Sciences at Caucasus University, the University hosted students from general education schools in the Mtskheta district on December 16.