The South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC) President and Chief Executive Officer, Professor Ntobeko Ntusi, has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Medical Sciences by the University of Glasgow in Scotland, one of the world's oldest and most prestigious universities.
South African Medical Research Council (SAMRC) President and Chief Executive, Professor Ntobeko Ntusi, has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Medical Sciences by the University of Glasgow in Scotland in recognition of his outstanding scientific contributions and global leadership in health research.
The honorary degree was conferred during the University's Commemoration Day celebrations, marking its 575th anniversary. The award recognises Ntusi's distinguished career as a clinician-scientist, internationally respected cardiovascular researcher, and leader in advancing medical science, health equity and research excellence across Africa and globally.
Ntusi described the recognition as deeply humbling.
"To be recognised by one of the world's oldest and most distinguished universities, a university whose history spans nearly six centuries and whose contributions have shaped medicine, science, and society across generations, is an honour beyond anything I could have imagined. I accept this distinction with deep humility and sincere appreciation, recognising that it reflects not only individual achievement, but also the many students, colleagues, institutions and communities whose support has made my journey possible," Ntusi said.
