On June 20, Clara (Inga) Karaia, an associate professor at Caucasus University, delivered a lecture to students at the Georgian National Museum, D. Shevardnadze National Gallery, and the Museum of Soviet Occupation as part of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences lecture courses - Museum Studies and Cultural Studies.

On June 10th, Caucasus University in frames of Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Project “Triangle Effect of European Studies at schools” (TEESS) hosted “Round Table” for History and Civic Education Teachers.

At the initiative of CSH, Caucasus University hosted Georgian physicist Gia Dvali. Gia Dvali gave a public lecture on the topic - "The Essence of Space-Time". The meeting was held in the courtyard of the Caucasus University campus

On June 8, Caucasus University hosted an event “Europe Day” within the framework of the Erasmus + Jean Monnet project “Triangle Effect of European Studies at Schools”  (TEESS)

On June 3rd , Caucasus University hosted an award ceremony for the winners of the essay competition for students and teachers "I Saw Europe in Georgia". The competition was held within the framework of the Caucasus University's Erasmus + Jean Monnet project - "Triangle Effects of European Studies at School" (TEESS)

On May 27, Caucasus University's Erasmus + Jean Monnet project “Triangle Effect of European Studies at Schools” (TEESS) in cooperation with the Teachers Professional Development Center of Georgia (TPDC) hosted an online presentation of the textbook “European Association Process in Georgia”. The presentation was attended by teacher’s ethnic minority and IDP regions together with other teachers from different schools of Georgia.

On 26 May, 2021, Department of Scientific Research and Development of Sokhumi State University, as well as the Department of International Relations, organized an international scientific conference dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the restoration of Georgia's independence

On May 27, the Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences Student Scientific Conference was held. Three best research papers were selected by the jury

On May 20, a public lecture by translator Ani Kopaliani was held at the initiative of the students of the English Philology course of Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences. During the meeting, she spoke about the Canadian writer Margaret Atwood's novel “The Handmaid's Tale”, which she translated.

On May 9, on the occasion of Europe Day, the Youth Association of the Atlantic Treaty Organization of Georgia organized a conference "Georgia, NATO and the European Union" with the participation of young ethnic minorities in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region.