James D. Watson - Honorary Degrees Received

Honorary Degrees Received

  • D.Sc., University of Chicago, USA, 1961
  • D.Sc., Indiana University, USA, 1963
  • L.L.D., University of Notre Dame, USA, 1965
  • D.Sc., Long Island University (C.W. Post), USA, 1970
  • D.Sc., Adelphi University, USA, 1972
  • D.Sc., Brandeis University, USA, 1973
  • D.Sc., Albert Einstein College of Medicine, USA, 1974
  • D.Sc., Hofstra University, USA, 1976
  • D.Sc., Harvard University, USA, 1978
  • D.Sc., Rockefeller University, USA, 1980
  • D.Sc., Clarkson College, USA, 1981
  • D.Sc., SUNY at Farmingdale, USA, 1983
  • M.D., Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1986
  • D.Sc., Rutgers University, USA, 1988
  • D.Sc., Bard College, USA, 1991
  • D.Sc., University of Stellenbosch, South Africa, 1993
  • D.Sc., Fairfield University, USA, 1993
  • D.Sc., University of Cambridge, United Kingdom, 1993
  • Dr.h.c., Charles University in Prague, Czech Republic, 1998

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