Honorary Doctorate — Nomination / Application

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Honorary Doctorate - Nomination / Application

This form is intended for candidates whose recognition is based on distinguished professional achievement, societal contribution, or lifetime impact. Submission does not guarantee conferment and is subject to committee screening, due diligence, and final approval.

Committee-reviewed (merit-based) Attachments recommended: CV, evidence, media links, letters
Estimated completion: 8–12 minutes.

Section 1 — Personal Information

Full Legal Name *

Preferred Title

Date of Birth

Nationality

Country of Residence

Contact Number

Official Email Address *

LinkedIn / Professional Website

Section 2 — Professional Background

Current Designation / Title *

Organization / Institution *

Industry / Field of Contribution

Years of Professional Experience

Primary Region of Impact

Key Leadership Roles Held

Section 3 — Area of Recognition

Proposed Honorary Degree Category *

Primary Field of Impact *

Name for Citation (if different)

Section 4 — Summary of Achievements

Statement of Merit *

Section 5 — Notable Contributions & Evidence

Major Awards / Honors

Publications / Patents / Research

Media Recognition (Links)

Philanthropic or Social Initiatives

Global / Industry Impact (Highlights)

Supporting Documents

Resume / CV Professional history and key roles.

Achievement Portfolio Proof of impact, metrics, and outcomes.

Media Coverage Credible press, interviews, features.

Recommendation Letters Optional but strengthens committee review.

Section 6 — Declaration

I declare that the information provided is true and accurate. I understand that submission does not guarantee conferment and that all applications are subject to committee review, due diligence, and final approval.

Signature (Full Name)

Date

Application ID (If Assigned)

What committees look for

Clear evidence of distinguished contribution (leadership, innovation, public value).

Verifiable impact (metrics, beneficiaries, adoption, awards, credible references).

Reputational alignment and ethical standing.

Well-documented achievements (avoid broad, unsubstantiated claims).

Recommended attachments

CV/Resume (recent)

Evidence portfolio (impact metrics, initiatives, outcomes

Media links (credible outlets)

Optional: recommendation letters

Pro tip: include a one-page “Impact Highlights” sheet for fast committee screening.

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