Perception, intention, and entrepreneurial attitude of university students
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5377/ri.v1i10.18388Keywords:
Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurial environment, Types of entrepreneurships, Business ideasAbstract
The general objective of this research is to know the perception, intention, and entrepreneurial attitude of the students of the University of Sonsonate, characterize the types of entrepreneurship, meet about the business ideas that potential entrepreneurs have, inquire about the perception they have of the entrepreneurial social environment and determine some of their characteristics. To collect field information, a self-administered survey was applied to 380 students, giving as main results that a relevant number of students have an enterprise, mainly in the commercial sector, and a significant percentage has a favorable perception of the entrepreneurial social environment among others.
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