Factors affecting entrepreneurial intentions of the student studies economics majors in technical universities in Hanoi

Abstract

The research examines the factors affecting entrepreneurial intentions of the student studies economics majors in technical universities in Hanoi. Based on an overview of researches; analyzing some theories such as the theory of planned behavior (TPB), institutional theory; and also analysing the characteristics of the student to establish the research model; Surveying of the student studies economics majors in technical universities in Hanoi to determine the factors influencing and their level of influence on the entrepreneurial intentions of the student studies economics majors in technical universities in Hanoi and making some management recommendations.
Keywords
Entrepreneur students economics majors technical universities Hanoi

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