摘要:This paper describes the experience of introducing ethical, social and environmental issues in undergraduate
ICT engineering degrees at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. The experience before the Bologna Process
was concentrated on developing elective courses related mainly on the field of the International Development
Cooperation. The integration of those topics within the current ICT engineering curricula, adapted to the
European Higher Education Area framework, has significantly improved. It reaches all of our students, as the
programs include compulsory courses which focus on ethical and social issues, and these topics have to be
considered when carrying out the Final Year Project. A holistic and comprehensive approach is being
implemented, with a broad view of professional responsibility and sustainability. Appropriate contents, teaching
methodologies and assessment methods have been aligned in order to make our students’ training more
effective. The result is an example of both bottom-up and top-down approach. It has been positively influenced
by the European Higher Education Area framework and some external recommendations. However, the
significant contribution regarding motivation, drive and previous experience of the teachers involved has been
essential.