Doctor Honoris Causa
An honorary doctorate conferred on an outstanding contribution.
Conferment of the Doctor Honoris Causa
European Global Institute of Innovation & Technology (EU Global), by virtue of its Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Policy assesses Formative RPL. When an applicant is looking to have knowledge, skills and competencies assessed for personal or career development, and not for the formal ECTS allocation, or an advanced entry via exemption, EU Global will be able to evaluate and state 100% level assessment. There will not be any credit allocation, but rather a degree clearly stating the MQF Level assessment. For instance, an Honorary Doctorate Causa or a Professional Doctorate may fall under this category.
The title “Doctor Honoris Causa” is an honorary doctorate awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to a specific field, society, or humanity, without completing the usual academic requirements for a doctorate. It recognises outstanding achievements, leadership, or service in areas such as science, arts, philanthropy, or public life.
Mr. Sven Michael Herbert Braje
The European Global Institute of Innovation & Technology honors Mr. Sven Michael Herbert Braje as a personality who has particularly focused on imparting knowledge about the power of disruptive innovations, understanding and using its effects, explaining strategies for identifying and using disruptive opportunities, and has thus helped to avert dangers to companies, secure jobs and thus earned great merit with the title of Doctor honoris causa.
Over the course of his career, Mr. Braje acquired in-depth skills in the areas of data mining, artificial intelligence and machine learning in order to determine the likelihood of future developments in the markets and to set the course for a secure and more successful future and sustainable, profitable growth for the companies in operation.
Ms. Nike Schröder
The European Global Institute of Innovation & Technology honors Ms. Nike Schröder as an individual with remarkable dedication in the fields of biohacking, epigenetics, and longevity by awarding her the title of Doctor honoris causa.
For many years, Ms. Schröder has inspired people as a speaker and lecturer, encouraging them to exceed their limits. She passionately and comprehensively explains the building blocks for a long and healthy life in an engaging and accessible way. Her captivating lectures have significantly influenced the societal perspective on longevity.
Her tireless work and contribution to raising awareness of these important topics are truly inspiring. We are delighted to have her as part of our community, sharing her wisdom and enthusiasm with us.
