Competence "ethical commitment" in university teaching plans in the areas of economics and business: a proposed evaluation model

The present work aims to bring some light to the current debate on the incorporation of the teaching of ethics to design the contents of the subjects related to the areas of business and economics. In this context, some universities have raised the challenge of teaching ethical knowledge from seminars focused on a subject teacher includes in the annual teaching planning with propositions so far from the present work. In this sense, we propose in this paper a proposal to give substance and meaning to the competence "ethical commitment" - transversal competences-in subjects programs in current teaching plans. Specifically, the article attempts to show a process for teaching ethics in the classroom through the information generated by the judgments issued by the judiciary in Spain. It proposes an action guide that goes beyond technical application of theories and business practices. The training tools available to the teacher and student try to discuss the ethical implications of their correct application of knowledge learning in each of the subjects taught.