Inspiring future entrepreneurs: an investigation into the green entrepreneurial behaviours of students

Many higher education institutions worldwide have implemented courses focusing on entrepreneurship for students. However, green entrepreneurship and green entrepreneurial behaviours are the crucial aspects often overlooked. This research endeavours to examine the determinants influencing students' green entrepreneurial behaviours. A survey was distributed to students at a Vietnamese university, who had completed courses related to entrepreneurship. A research framework is proposed to explore the factors shaping green entrepreneurial behaviours among undergraduates. After analysing, the factors that positively and significantly influence students' green entrepreneurial behaviours are investigated, and future research directions are also proposed based on the findings. The findings of this research contribute to the literature reviews concerned with green entrepreneurial behaviours by proposing a research framework. Additionally, the practitioners and scholars could apply the results of this study to make the decisions or do further research on green entrepreneurial development in higher education.

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International Journal of Knowledge and Learning
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1504/ijkl.2025.145090
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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences
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Inspiring future entrepreneurs: an investigation into the green entrepreneurial behaviours of students

Van Ky Long Nguyen, Thi Thanh Huong Nguyen, Khoa Nguyen Vu, Nhu Hoa Vo et al.
International Journal of Knowledge and Learning
Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences
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Inspiring future entrepreneurs: an investigation into the green entrepreneurial behaviours of students

Van Ky Long Nguyen, Thi Thanh Huong Nguyen, Khoa Nguyen Vu, Nhu Hoa Vo, Thị Thu Hiền Lê, Thi My Hanh Le
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Many higher education institutions worldwide have implemented courses focusing on entrepreneurship for students. However, green entrepreneurship and green entrepreneurial behaviours are the crucial aspects often overlooked. This research endeavours to examine the determinants influencing students' green entrepreneurial behaviours. A survey was distributed to students at a Vietnamese university, who had completed courses related to entrepreneurship. A research framework is proposed to explore the factors shaping green entrepreneurial behaviours among undergraduates. After analysing, the factors that positively and significantly influence students' green entrepreneurial behaviours are investigated, and future research directions are also proposed based on the findings. The findings of this research contribute to the literature reviews concerned with green entrepreneurial behaviours by proposing a research framework. Additionally, the practitioners and scholars could apply the results of this study to make the decisions or do further research on green entrepreneurial development in higher education.

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