Examination of The Relationship Between Entrepreneurship and Job Finding Anxiety of Students Studying in The Department of Sports Sciences in Terms of Different Variables

The aim of this study is to examine the relationship between entrepreneurship and job anxiety of students studying at the faculty of sports sciences in terms of different variables. 311 students studying at different departments of the faculty of sports sciences of a state university participated in the study. In the study, personal information form was used to determine demographic variables, ‘entrepreneurship scale’ was used to determine the entrepreneurship levels of the participants and ‘job anxiety scale’ was used for job anxiety levels. Data were tested with descriptive statistics, independent sample T-test, one-way analysis of variance ANOVA and Pearson correlation test. As a result of statistical analyses, it was found that the entrepreneurship levels of the participants differed in terms of gender variable, and no significant difference was found between the groups for both scales in terms of age variable, class variable and sports level variable. According to the simple correlation analysis result conducted for the relationship between entrepreneurship and job anxiety of the participants, a low-level, positive and insignificant relationship was found between the scales.