Abstract
Small and medium sized businesses with entrepreneur orientation have been developing rapidly creating wealth for the nations and often become large global enterprises. The researches on the entrepreneur intention, entrepreneur education, attitude as well as the factors affecting to them are getting popular. Simultaneously, the study on whether the university is nurturing the entrepreneur intention, attitude or boosts students’ willingness starting their own businesses has been remaining an interesting topic. The current study aimed at researching various factors affecting the entrepreneur intention, attitude of the students, subjective norms, entrepreneur education, and perceived behaviour control using sample survey involving 568 university students. The survey results demonstrated that the personal attitude had an influence on entrepreneur intention and the participants expressed their willingness starting their own businesses having an awareness on prospective challenges and opportunities. The determinants such as subjective norms and perceived behaviour control had both positive impacts on becoming an entrepreneur; however, an entrepreneur education demonstrated a slight impact in entrepreneur intention.
Highlights
An entrepreneurship is valued as a respectable strategy for the national development of a country and the start-up businesses have been supported and reflected in the government policies of the countries around the world
Objective of the current study aimed at studying correlation between entrepreneur intention and attitude, subjective norm, perceived behaviour control, and entrepreneur education
The results demonstrate that an attitude toward to entrepreneurial intention of business school students [r = .563, p < 0.01], perceived behavioral control [r = .473, p < 0.01], subjective norm [r = .426, p < 0.01] embrace a positive strong correlation, but entrepreneurial education [r = .286, p < 0.01] revealed a weak correlation
Summary
An entrepreneurship is valued as a respectable strategy for the national development of a country and the start-up businesses have been supported and reflected in the government policies of the countries around the world. An encouragement of entrepreneurship has numerous benefits like an increase of job opportunities, the reduction of the dependence on a single industry, an enhancement of capital flow that improves the business environment, an increase of prospective businesses, use of outsourcing to provide effective operations and development of new ideas and innovation. It is regarded as a booster of social changes through creating new products and. While technology and innovation-based start-up companies have been established in recent years in Mongolia, unemployment among higher education graduates still exist and become one of the unsolved social problem. Objective of the current study aimed at studying correlation between entrepreneur intention and attitude, subjective norm, perceived behaviour control, and entrepreneur education
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