Wadau,
I was reading through the TCU "Quality Assurance General Guidelines and Minimum Standards for Provision of University Education in Tanzania" second edition, and found some interesting guide regarding the correct use of titles from Honorary Degrees especially the PhDs. Part III provides guide on the minimum guidelines for harmonization of awards offered in Tanzania and 3.5 provides guidelines on Honorary Doctorates so referred to as honoris causa. Items 3.5(g) and (h) provides that:
(h) A holder of honorary award will be required to indicate in the title that the award referred to is honorary and not academic as follows, i.e. Mr Mashauri Maneno, PhD (Hon. Causa) and not Dr. Mashauri Maneno" end of quote.
Is this in actual practice as the guidelines directs so. Your opinion please.
Alamsiki
I was reading through the TCU "Quality Assurance General Guidelines and Minimum Standards for Provision of University Education in Tanzania" second edition, and found some interesting guide regarding the correct use of titles from Honorary Degrees especially the PhDs. Part III provides guide on the minimum guidelines for harmonization of awards offered in Tanzania and 3.5 provides guidelines on Honorary Doctorates so referred to as honoris causa. Items 3.5(g) and (h) provides that:
"(g) The nomencleture for honorary doctorate award should be Honorary Doctorate Award and is abbreviated as PhD (Hon. Causa)
(h) A holder of honorary award will be required to indicate in the title that the award referred to is honorary and not academic as follows, i.e. Mr Mashauri Maneno, PhD (Hon. Causa) and not Dr. Mashauri Maneno" end of quote.
Is this in actual practice as the guidelines directs so. Your opinion please.
Alamsiki