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TSE CEN/TS 17834

European Professional Ethics Framework for the ICT Profession (EU ICT Ethics)

This document contains basic information and fundamental considerations on embedding ICT in European values. It includes concepts and structures for using the framework and practical suggestions for the concrete implementation of organisational and individual aspects as scoped by the European ICT Professionalism framework and its basic underlying references.
The scope of occupations associated with Information and Communication Technology is very wide and therefore, to define a boundary, this document is based upon the target audience of the EN 16234-1 “e-Competence Framework (e-CF) – A common European Framework for ICT Professionals in all sectors – Part 1: Framework”.
Beneficiaries and users of this document include educational institutions embracing universities and VET, public and private, certification providers, industry, including HR departments, large companies and SMEs, and the ICT professional community.
An extended benefit of a common ethics framework is the enhanced perception of ICT as a ‘professional’ career. The overall attractiveness of employment within ICT from the perspective of potential employees will be improved by the establishment of a recognised ICT Profession in which ethics play a significant role.
EN 16234-1 (e-CF) is the starting point and guiding document for this technical publication, being closely connected with the other deliverables and references for a shared European language for ICT professional development.

Standard by TSE, 8.07.2024

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TSE CEN/TS 17834 provides a common European professional ethics framework for the ICT profession. It addresses not only technical competence but also professional conduct, organisational responsibility, and decision-making aligned with European values, helping establish a shared ethical language for ICT professionals across sectors.

The document sets out basic concepts, structural elements, and practical considerations for understanding the framework and applying it in both organisational and individual contexts. In general technical terms, this kind of framework helps connect professional identity, ethical judgement, and day-to-day ICT practice, so that ethics is treated as part of professional competence rather than as an isolated topic.

Target audience and relation to the e-CF framework

The scope is anchored in EN 16234-1, the e-Competence Framework for ICT Professionals in all sectors. Rather than defining every ICT occupation in detail, the publication uses the e-CF audience as the boundary for its professional perspective. It is therefore relevant to universities, VET providers, public and private organisations, certification bodies, large companies, SMEs, and the broader ICT professional community.

  • It frames ethics as part of ICT professionalism, not as a separate abstract principle.
  • It supports organisational and individual implementation thinking in ICT settings.
  • It is connected to e-CF and related references as part of a shared European language for professional development.
  • It contributes to the recognition of ICT as a profession with explicit ethical responsibilities.
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  • Publication Date: 8.07.2024
  • Standard Status: U (Yürürlükteki Standard/Standard)
  • Publisher: TSE
  • Document Language: en
  • ICS Classification: 03.100.30 İnsan Kaynakları Yönetimi ; 35.020 Enformasyon Teknolojisi (Genel)
  • Pages: 106
  • Source Standard: CEN/TS 17834:2022
  • International Equivalents: CEN/TS 17834-EQV

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