25. Competence in Professional Ethics Subtopics: a) Using Professional Skills to Support Universal Human Order b) Identifying Eco- and People-Friendly Systems
Competence in professional ethics is essential for professionals, particularly engineers and technologists, to make responsible decisions that benefit society and the environment. The chapter discusses the importance of aligning technical skills with universal human values and the concept of sustainable systems that promote eco-friendliness and societal well-being. A strong emphasis is placed on the role of professionals as ethical stewards who must consider the broader impact of their work.
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What we have learnt
- Ethical competence integrates technical skills with universal human values.
- The Universal Human Order promotes dignity, mutual prosperity, and coexistence with nature.
- Professionals must ensure their contributions are sustainable and socially responsible.
Key Concepts
- -- Ethical Competence
- The ability to use technical skills in alignment with universal values and societal needs.
- -- Universal Human Order
- A just, equitable, and sustainable system that ensures dignity and harmony for all.
- -- Professional Responsibility
- The duty to ensure that one's work contributes to long-term human and ecological well-being.
- -- Eco & PeopleFriendly Systems
- Systems designed with minimal environmental impact and maximum human inclusivity.
- -- Practical Impact
- The role of engineers and professionals in building a future that is equitable, sustainable, and ethical.
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