University social responsibility and higher education students. Exploring opinions in emerging countries. The case of Ecuador, Chile and El Salvador

Severino-González, P.; Dote-Pardo, J.; Calderon-Morales, W.; Antezana-Alzamora, S.; Villanueva-Arequipeño, T.; Arévalo-Arévalo, C.; Alfonzo-Flores, I.; Sarmiento-Peralta, G.; Guipsy Rebolledo-Aburto, G.

Keywords: university, student, higher education, university social responsibility, university management, Social Commitment

Abstract

The challenges facing society have motivated the development of strategies aimed at meeting needs from different perspectives and areas of action. In this sense, social responsibility in education is an innovative model based on consensus, which aligns the expectations and needs of educational actors. In relation to this study, the objective is to analyze the perception of university students in emerging Latin American countries. An exploratory factor analysis is applied, descriptive statistics are determined, and different statistics are explored according to the country category. Statistical differences are found in all the variables that constitute the model. Finally, it is essential that higher education institutions (HEIs) implement policies, strategies, and actions of social responsibility that are contextualized in alignment with the needs of each group that makes up the educational ecosystem. It is also recommended to expand the sample and include all the interest groups that make up each of the universities.

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Título de la Revista: Revista Interciencia
Volumen: 50
Número: 1
Editorial: Interciencia Association
Fecha de publicación: 2025
Página de inicio: 38
Página final: 46
Idioma: Inglés
URL: https://www.interciencia.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/05_7272_Com_Severino_v50n1_9.pdf
Notas: WoS