Entrepreneurial intention among Management Students: A systematic Literature based study
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https://doi.org/10.31305/rrijm2023.v03.n04.002Keywords:
Entrepreneurial intention, Management students, Systematic literature review, Entrepreneurship educationAbstract
The purpose of this literature review is to offer a thorough synopsis of the current literature on the topic of entrepreneurial intention among management students. The significance of entrepreneurship in driving economic growth makes it all the more important to understand what motivates management students to take the entrepreneurial plunge. The research takes a methodical approach to reviewing and synthesising the literature on entrepreneurial purpose within the context of management education, delving into theoretical frameworks, important elements, and obstacles in this area. By comparing and analysing the results of several research, trends and patterns may be better understood. Academics and practitioners alike might benefit from the discussion of these findings' implications for management education and potential future research directions, which aim to encourage an entrepreneurial mindset among management students.
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