“…Once the competencies of the entrepreneurial profile have been understood, it is necessary to define that entrepreneurship and its correct exercise depends fundamentally on the resources available to those who incur in this business proposal, and an adequate entrepreneurial ecosystem includes the linking of universities in these projects, because in addition to the formal instruction they offer, they involve practical training, community, vocational and skills (Díaz & Reinoso, 2019). It is under this premise that authors such as (Velez et al, 2020) and (Orozco et al, 2016), position HEIs as an essential axis in the training, development, incubation and promotion of entrepreneurship, with education in entrepreneurial skills and with motivational strategies and opportunities to encourage entrepreneurship. Like the research developed by (Chávez, 2020), it positions these instructions as participants capable of materializing the proposals of their members Table 2 shows the positions of various authors on the repercussions of the competencies described above, thus showing that HEIs, and their programs for the development and application of entrepreneurial skills have a notable impact on entrepreneurship, because under the premise of (Ávila, et al, 2020), good training in this area is reflected not only at an economic level, but at the level of integration and social change.…”