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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