Integrity and Responsibility - A Strong Force Against Corruption

The curators of the first-year groups of the General Education Cycle Commission of the College of Economics and Law conducted a curatorial hour entitled “Integrity and Responsibility - A Strong Force Against Corruption.” The event aimed to promote honesty, fairness, and responsibility among students.

During the session, students were provided with comprehensive information about the nature of corruption and its negative impact on social development, state stability, and the quality of life of citizens. Special emphasis was placed on the fact that every citizen, especially young people, has an important role and responsibility in combating corruption.

The students shared their views on the importance of respecting the law, acting with integrity, treating others fairly, and demonstrating civic responsibility. They emphasized that fighting corruption is the duty of every individual.

During the discussion, real-life examples were presented, highlighting the significant role of education, upbringing, and civic awareness in preventing corruption.

The curatorial hour contributed to enhancing students’ legal culture, strengthening moral values, fostering patriotism, and developing an active civic position.