The Algerian university system has undergone significant transformations in recent decades, shaped by global educational trends and national reforms. With the aim of providing quality education and fostering research, the university is seen as a critical pillar for development. In this context, Algerian universities face the challenge of balancing academic growth with maintaining ethical standards in education and research. The introduction of ethics and deontology courses aims to guide both students and faculty in upholding academic integrity, fairness, and professionalism. As the academic environment becomes increasingly complex, it is essential to revisit foundational concepts like morality and ethics to ensure that the academic community remains aligned with these values.