DOCTOR HONORIS CAUSA

Our religious university is guided by a vision of a world, where people of different faith cooperate effectively for peace and human development of all mankind.

As an independent, autonomous university, we try to award people from different faiths, who came together for peace and understanding.

For this purpose, we decided to honor such personalities, who are exemplary and representative of the many who perform such deeds with a DOCTOR HONORIS CAUSA.

Based on the authorization from the Florida Department of Education (Commission for Independent Education) we award HONORARY DEGREES according to Chapter 6E-1.0041, Florida Administrative Code: 6E-1.0041 Honorary Degrees.

https://flrules.org/gateway/ChapterHome.asp?Chapter=6E-1

These honorary degrees are fully valid and may be used either in the Latin form DOCTOR HONORIS CAUSA (Dr. hc.) or in the English form HONORARY DOCTOR (Dr. honorary) and are an honorable thank for great commitment to the peaceful development of humanity.

AIUST criteria for awarding an HONORIS CAUSA degree:

Honorary degrees are awarded to people, nominated by the American International University of Science and Theology, Board of trustees, who merit special recognition for their outstanding achievement and distinction in a field or activity consistent with the values and commitments of the American International University of Science and Theology.

I.
Exceptional contribution to religion, peace, education and culture

II.
Selfless Services to the educationally underprivileged

III.
Work in areas of special concern to our university

IV.
Academic and scholarly distinction

V.
Public Services benefiting the USA or an allied country

VI.
Services to the Arts and Sciences

VII.
Services to the American International University of Science and Theology

VIII.
Exceptionally innovative and responsible Interfaith dialogue and positive interaction between people of different religious traditions

“In the arena of human life the honors and rewards fall to those

who show their good qualities in action.”

Aristotle