Both seem odd to be including birthplace and birth date. Otherwise, they are both OK as amended: This is to certify that Name, born in City (Country) on Birth Date was awarded the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY in PhD Programme *** by the University of *** on Date. His PhD dissertation is entitled: “Thesis Title ***" .
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abc defIs there a major difference from academic perspective?No—or you could say he received the degree or he earned the degree.
abc defBut for official certificates of universities: which is more commonly used: awarded, received, or earned?I haven't looked at many except my own. Why don't you do a google search?
abc defHow is it written in your certificate?"This is to certify that [name] having completed all the requirements has been awarded...."
abc defAnyway, do you think that the below text is a good form for an official certificate?There is no reason to indicate the birthplace or birth date or any information regarding