Caucasus School of Media students continue to create media products in the framework of their various academic and hands-on practical courses. As part of their of course work and field experience they shoot and edit videos

25 students of the Caucasus University School of Media, CSM, with the help of EU funding, participated in a United Nations Development Programme sponsored journalism training.

On January 13, 2011, Exhibition "Ice City" was held on Shardeni Street. Media School students presented works made in Guram Tsibakhashvili's Photo Journalism Class. The participants put images in ice.

15 New books were added to the library of Caucasus University. The book "Public Relations: Strategies and Tactics" (authors: Dennis L. Wilcox, Glen T. Cameron) was published in Georgian Language by Publishing House DIOGENE. DIOGENE awarded several universities for their dedicated support, among them was Caucasus School of Media.

On October 1-2, 2011, within the framework of IREX G-MEDIA program, Media Innovation Camp for journalism students was opened in Tbilisi.

On October 29, an Integrated media course was opened at Caucasus University that is designed to meet the needs high school students who have been selected from various schools of Tbilisi.

On September 20-23, 2011, Nino Zhizhilashvili, Dean of CSM took part in General Assembly of European Youth4Media Network.

International exchange and dual degree programs have started at Caucasus School of Media (CSM). CSM students left for University of Chester (Great Britain).

Media School students visited TV company PIK. They saw TV studios, machine rooms, news rooms. Deputy General Director Zurab Kodalashvili guided the students.

The most innovative Web–Marketing contest was over. CSM student Mariam Talakhadze, the contestant whose page was the most rated, was named the winner.