Determinant Factors of Entrepreneurship Learning on Entrepreneurial Intention in Higher Education

Abstract

The research aimed to examining the factors determinant entrepreneurial learning students in higher education Lampung province Indonesia. The study was conducted with a sample of 225 respondents from several private universities in Lampung Province. Indonesia. The survey was conducted with a questionnaire online from December 2020 until February 2021. Data were processed using smart Pls 3.2.4. The data analysis showed that entrepreneurship learning has a positive affect on entrepreneurial intention, creativity is significantly influenced by achievement motivation and attitude We also find this research contributes additional reference to student mindset entrepreneurship effect on entrepreneur intention, conceptual framework theories for lecturer. As the preliminary study, this study result would be beneficial for future research.

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