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Published by ICC Reporting 19th November, 2024 | Metro Plus | Education | World Peace
The International Association for Quality Assurance in Pre-Tertiary & Higher Education (QAHE) is proud to announce the awarding of an Honorary Doctorate Degree in Criminology, Safety, and Security to Amb. Prof. Sir Edwin Igoche Okoh. This prestigious recognition was conferred in collaboration with the American University of Business and Social Sciences (AUBSS), in acknowledgment of his significant contributions to the fields of criminology and public safety.
Published by ICC Reporting 19th November, 2024 | Metro Plus | Education | World Peace
The International Association for Quality Assurance in Pre-Tertiary & Higher Education (QAHE) is proud to announce the awarding of an Honorary Doctorate Degree in Criminology, Safety, and Security to Amb. Prof. Sir Edwin Igoche Okoh. This prestigious recognition was conferred in collaboration with the American University of Business and Social Sciences (AUBSS), in acknowledgment of his significant contributions to the fields of criminology and public safety.
Amb. Prof. Sir Edwin Igoche Okoh is a distinguished figure in the academic and professional realms. His extensive background and commitment to advancing knowledge in criminology, safety, and security have made him a respected leader in these fields. With a career spanning several decades, Sir Edwin has demonstrated exceptional dedication to education, research, and community service, significantly impacting the lives of many individuals and communities.
The decision to award this honorary degree is a testament to Sir Edwin’s exemplary record of service and scholarship. He has played a pivotal role in developing and implementing innovative strategies aimed at enhancing public safety and security. His work has not only contributed to academic discourse but has also provided practical solutions to pressing societal issues related to crime prevention and community safety.
In addition to his academic achievements, Amb. Prof. Sir Edwin has held various leadership positions within numerous organizations, further demonstrating his commitment to public service. His expertise has been sought after in various forums, where he has shared insights on effective crime prevention strategies and the importance of community engagement in enhancing safety and security.
The honorary doctorate degree serves as recognition of Sir Edwin’s relentless pursuit of excellence and his significant contributions to criminology and public safety. It reflects QAHE’s commitment to honoring individuals who have made substantial impacts in their respective fields while promoting educational excellence and quality assurance in higher education.
The ceremony for the honorary degree award took place at a distinguished event attended by notable figures in academia and public service. During the ceremony, representatives from QAHE and AUBSS praised Sir Edwin for his unwavering dedication and significant contributions. They highlighted the importance of his work in shaping policies and practices that promote safety and security in society.
Amb. Prof. Sir Edwin expressed his profound gratitude for the recognition, stating that the honorary degree is not merely a personal achievement but a reflection of the collective efforts of many individuals who share a commitment to enhancing public safety. He emphasized the importance of continued collaboration between academia, government, and community organizations to address the complex challenges facing society today.
This honorary doctorate is a significant milestone in Amb. Prof. Sir Edwin Igoche Okoh’s illustrious career and serves as an inspiration to current and future generations of scholars and practitioners in criminology and public safety. His legacy of service and dedication to the betterment of society will continue to influence the fields of safety and security for years to come.
QAHE is committed to recognizing and celebrating the achievements of individuals who contribute to the advancement of knowledge and societal well-being. The awarding of this honorary doctorate degree aligns with QAHE’s mission to promote quality assurance in higher education and to honor those who exemplify excellence in their professions.
We congratulate Amb. Prof. Sir Edwin Igoche Okoh on this well-deserved honor and look forward to witnessing his continued contributions to the field of criminology, safety, and security. His work exemplifies the values of integrity, service, and excellence that QAHE strives to promote in higher education.
QAHE is an non-governmental, independent quality assurance agency in education and training, which is recognized by National Agency for Quality Assurance in Education & Research (Moldova), Agency for Accreditation of Educational Programs & Organizations (Kyrgyzstan), Council on International Higher Education Supervision (Austria), The Accreditation Council for Education, Indonesia (ACE), Higher Education Council (HEC), Syria, The Directorate for Research, Planning, and Funding, Republic of Macedonia, etc.
