In a statement, UJ said the honour recognises Mosimanes exceptional contributions to the sport and his commitment to excellence and innovation.
Mosimanes contributions extend beyond coaching; he is a vocal advocate for African football and has significantly impacted the development of young African players, read the statement from the university.
Mosimane began his professional football career at Jomo Cosmos in 1982.
The 59-year-old also played for Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates and had stints in Greece, Belgium, and Qatar. He also has four caps for Bafana.
Mosimanes coaching career started at FC Rita Berlaar in Belgium in 1995, where he was an assistant coach before joining the Sundowns youth structures.
