Why Do You Need an HONORARY DOCTORATE?

An Honorary Doctorate is an academic degree conferred by University to individuals who have made outstanding contributions to their respective fields or society. Unlike traditional degrees, it is not earned through coursework but is a recognition of exceptional achievements.

Eligibility is based on notable achievements and contributions rather than academic qualifications. Individuals demonstrating significant impact in areas such as Science, Education, Arts, Humanities, and Social Services are considered.

Nominations are typically initiated by University officials or committees. However, recommendations from reputable individuals or organizations highlighting the candidate's achievements are also considered.

Unlike traditional degrees, there is no formal application process for Honorary Doctorates. The selection process is initiated by the university based on the candidate's accomplishments and contributions.

No, Honorary Doctorates can be awarded in various fields such as Science, Arts, Humanities, Business, and Social Sciences. The diversity of fields reflects the wide-ranging contributions that can be recognized.

Typically, nominations are submitted by third parties who recognize the individual's contributions. However we consider Self-nominations for Honorary Doctorates which will be scrutinized by the Selection Committee.

The selection process involves thorough consideration of the candidate's impact and contributions. Committees or panels evaluate the nominee's achievements, societal influence, and alignment with the values of the university.

Yes, the conferment is often part of a formal ceremony, such as a graduation ceremony. Recipients are presented with the honorary degree, and they may deliver an acceptance speech.

While the title is honorary and not earned through academic pursuits, recipients are often accorded the courtesy of being addressed as "Dr." in recognition of their significant contributions.

Absolutely. Honorary Doctorates can be awarded to individuals from any part of the world who have made substantial contributions globally, transcending geographical boundaries.

"Honoris Causa" is a Latin term that translates to "for the sake of honor." In the context of University, it refers to an honorary degree conferred to individuals for their outstanding contributions to society or a particular field.