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I spent 4 years in uni. I was not taught any ethics. My buddies in Bizad weren't taught any ethics either. They were taught how to extend the reach of MNCs by seeking out cheap labour.
My doctor friends had to take some sort of oath to help humanity. Most of them have gone on to become obscenely rich. They spend their spare time racing their Porsches up North.
That figures......................
The extra formal education isn't going to make anyone more moral or ethical. I have said that previously.
What it does is help someone to understand professional ethics/ethical dealings/acceptable business practices/rational and sensible decision making, and not simply based on what someone tells them at work or what they see being done.
What they eventually do or the action they take will be based on other factors, including their values, upbringing, environmental influence, motivation, etc.
Perhaps what you needed was to either get a professional degree and the ethics course that came with it or to be less fixated with success as defined by simply material wealth or having your problems fixed.