February 26, 2026
01:00 PMPublic Defense of Temur Dighmelashvili’s Dissertation Thesis
A public defense of the dissertation thesis by Temur Dighmelashvili, a student of the Doctoral Program in Political Science, will held on March 11, 2026, at 15:00, at Niko Nikoladze Auditorium (room 305) of Caucasus International University. The title of the dissertation thesis is: “The Military-Political Dimension of Cybersecurity”.
Scientific Supervisor:
Alika Guchua - Doctor of Political Science, Associate Professor at Caucasus International University.
Official Reviewers:
Vakhtang Maisaia - Doctor of Polical Science, Professor at Caucasus International University;
Iavich Maksim - Doctor of Mathematics and Computer Sciences, Professor at Caucasus International University.
Please, see Temur Dighmelashvili’s Abstract Dissertation
Other News
- February 27, 202601:00 PM
CIU Welcomes Students from Maqsut Narikbayev University Within the Framework of the Exchange Program
Caucasus International University is pleased to welcome exchange students Sabina Nurumbayeva and Alizhan Gabduali from Maqsut Narikbayev University (Kazakhstan) within the framework of its international mobility program. The students will study for one semester in the Bachelor’s Educational Program in Business Administration (offered in English). - February 26, 202610:00 AM
A CIU Graduate Completed a Professional Internship at One of Istanbul’s Leading Clinics
Mariam Shulaia, a graduate of the Faculty of Medicine (Medicine Program) at Caucasus International University (CIU), has attracted the attention of the international medical community. As the winner of the youth session at the international conference “ACGU 2025,” she completed a professional internship at one of Istanbul’s most prestigious clinics - Hisar Intercontinental Hospital (Turkey). - February 23, 202601:00 PM
Memorial Evening at Caucasus International University Honoring the Victims of the Vainakh Deportation
On February 23, Caucasus International University, in partnership with the Women’s Federation “Congress of Caucasian Women,” hosted a memorial evening dedicated to one of the most tragic chapters in the history of the Caucasus — the mass deportation of the Vainakh people in 1944.