Emeritus Professor

An Emeritus Professor is a retired university professor who has been given a special title as an honor for their distinguished career. This recognition usually implies that they have made significant contributions to their field through research, teaching, and service during their time as an active professor. While they have retired from regular teaching duties, Emeritus Professors may still engage in research, mentor students, or advise the university, often continuing to share their expertise without the full responsibilities of a current professor.