Abstract
Expectations of teaching ethics arises from the research "State of the Teaching of Ethics in Higher Education" 2017-2018 Case of the University of Nariño. The article from the empirical part describes the expectations of teachers and students regarding the teaching of ethics, for which they are semi-structured interviews. Among the results is that both teachers and students expect an ethics course to relate theory to practice holistically.References
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