Honorary Doctorate
Honorary Doctorate (Doctor Honoris Causa, dr. h. c.)
The Doctor Honoris Causa (dr. h. c.) represents the highest form of honorary recognition, awarded to distinguished individuals for their exceptional contributions to science, education, culture, public life, management, medicine, or other fields of human endeavour.
This honorary title is conferred upon individuals whose work has had a long-term and significant impact on the development of society, their field of expertise, or international cooperation.
Evaluation Criteria
Nominations are assessed individually with emphasis on:
- long-term professional and societal contribution
- international significance of activities
- publication, scientific, or professional achievements
- contribution to the advancement of knowledge, education, or society
Awarding Process
The evaluation process is conducted within an academic framework and relevant expert bodies, ensuring the quality and credibility of the entire procedure.
Each nomination is reviewed individually, taking into account its significance and overall contribution.
Fields of Recognition
The honorary title may be awarded in particular for:
- outstanding achievements in science and research
- significant contributions to management and economics
- merits in culture, arts, or public life
- development of international cooperation
- exceptional activities benefiting society
Nomination Submission
A nomination for the honorary title is submitted in the form of an application for evaluation.
The submission typically includes:
- professional profile of the candidate
- overview of achievements
- justification of the nomination
- supporting and recommendation materials
The candidate's consent to the evaluation process is required.
Fee
Information regarding the evaluation fee is provided individually upon request.
Please send the completed application to:
study@jcc-university.com
Subject: dr. h. c.