The policy shift of United Arab Emirates (UAE) from dependence on oil resources to other sources for the growth of its economy is opening opportunities for Entrepreneurship as a career. In this context, it is important to understand the factors that would facilitate the process of entrepreneurial value creation. The process model of entrepreneurship is used as the basis to understand the variou...

This study presents the profile of participants in an online course on entrepreneurship that followed a challenge-based learning methodology and was applied to undergraduate students at university Mexico. Students were given challenges related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) during allowed recognize their interest solving these problems. paper seeks identify entrepreneurial through experie...

This paper was a theoretical exposition of relevant concepts in entrepreneurship literature. A qualitative research design utilized the study. In doing so, thematic and approach used presenting facts. Entrepreneurial skills were indexed to include: technical skills, business personal entrepreneurial skills. Their relationships with self-employment as seen literature analyzed. The influence medi...

The purpose of this study was to identify strategies for Agricultural Entrepreneurs Empowerment in Javanrod, Salasebabajani, Ravansar and Paveh counties of Kermanshah Province. The structural impact obtained was based on different qualitative techniques and was analysed based on the SWOT model. The finding suggested that the most effective strengths were: adoption of social responsibilities inc...

Entrepreneurship education in engineering and technology is lacking in majority of Universities worldwide. More attention to engineering entrepreneurship education has been emerging recently. In this paper, a literature review on entrepreneurship and engineering entrepreneurship education is provided. The main findings of the review indicate the very new history of systematic integration of ent...

This paper questions the implications of entrepreneurial responses to conditions of employment precarity by 'healthy volunteers' in phase I clinical trials in the United States. Such individuals are typically serial participants who often identify as professional volunteers and seek out drug studies as their primary source of income. Drawing on extensive qualitative research, this paper illustr...