The Honorary Doctorate (causa) is a professional recognition that provides an independent quality assurance reference for highly qualified professionals from all fields, for those who strive for personal excellence, and who become a motivating example in their communities. An Honorary Doctorate is not an academic degree, consequently the usual academic requirements of a doctorate are waived. The Honorary Doctorate is an honorary degree that may be considered to have the same standing, and to grant the same privileges and style of address as the Doctor Honoris Causa. In practice, however, such degrees tend to be popularly considered not to be of the same standing as academic doctorates, except where the recipient has demonstrated an appropriate level of academic scholarship. Having an honorary degree doesn't grant you any certain privileges professionally, but it can provide you with prestige and additional recognition. Typically, it grants you the following: Having formal recognition as a person with a high honor. Using the title "doctor" before your name.

Recipients of an honorary doctorate may if they wish to adopt the title of “doctor”. In many countries, including the United Kingdom, Australia, India, New Zealand, and the United States, it is now a matter of personal preference should an honorary doctor use the formal title of “doctor”, regardless of the background circumstances for the Honorary Doctorate Award. The recipient of an honorary degree should always be made clear that the degree is honorary. For example:

Dr. Albert Smith, D. Hon. (Specialisation)

Human Rights Commission Of United Nations (H.R.C.U.N) has a powerful vision of creating a better world by inspiring people, ideas, and actions. We strive to reflect this vision by awarding honorary degrees to individuals who embody its values.

The H.R.C.U.N awards honorary degrees to recognize and honor outstanding individuals for their remarkable achievements in these areas. Honorary degrees are a symbol of the H.R.C.U.N respect for these individuals and their contributions to society.

The H.R.C.U.N values the contributions made by individuals not only to H.R.C.U.N but also to the global community. Therefore, the award of honorary degrees is a way to recognize and appreciate the efforts of people who have dedicated their lives to the professions of business and education. This recognition inspires and motivates both students and graduates to pursue excellence in their careers and contribute positively to society.

To receive an honorary degree from H.R.C.U.N candidates must meet strict criteria of excellence, eminence, and accomplishment. Nominees must be exceptionally distinguished and have made significant contributions to society at the local, national, and global levels.