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IMPORTANCE OF PROFE½½IONAL ETHIC½ IN HIGHER EDUCATION
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The aim of the paper is to point out the social need to elevate the ethical culture through knowledge, development of ethical skills and professional ethics, which exists over higher education. The evolution of an ideal professor guided in all the fields of culture constitutes a challenge for university teaching, with a peculiar emphasis on professional ethics. This research offers a conceptual theoretical approach concerning the development of applied ethics. It includes the explanation of two forms of these type of ethics: "business ethics and the involvement in teaching regarding professional ethics." Other include the methodological explanation of the research process and the investigation of the results. Ethical culture, as an object of study in qualified careers, is gaining strength in the faculties of the most prestigious universities worldwide. Ethics research in different Universities of the world has had its limitations, both in Europe and Latin America. Moreover, authors such as Ildefonso Camacho and Francois Vallaeys, seriously debate and argue, at the same time, on the importance and effects of this subject in academic environment.
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