| dc.description.abstract | One of many major goals in the economic development strategy is
promoting entrepreneurship as well as unemployment reduction around the world.
Recognizing the significance of entrepreneurship in Vietnam's economic progress, the
government has implemented several policies aimed at fostering entrepreneurial
activities. Against this backdrop, this study aims to identify the key factors that shape
the entrepreneurial aspirations of university students in HoChiMinh.
Adopting a quantitative research approach, the study surveyed 321 of third-
, fourth-, and less-than-one-year university graduates to ascertain and quantify the
influence of determinants on their entrepreneurial intentions. Then, this thesis utilized
SPSS and SEM to test hypotheses and analyze our data
The research finding indicated that the eight factors, in descending order of
importance, that affect students' entrepreneurial intentions are: social beliefs, attitudes
toward entrepreneurial behavior, the educational and business environments, perceived
behavioral control, desire for success, self-efficacy, and capital accessibility. These
insights can inform the development of targeted strategies by governments and
educational institutions to enhance university students' future intention to pursue
entrepreneurship. | en_US |
