INTENCIÓN DE EMPRENDIMIENTO, DE LOS ALUMNOS DE LA FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS AGRÍCOLAS DE LA UAEMEX.
INTENCIÓN DE EMPRENDIMIENTO, DE LOS ALUMNOS DE LA FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS AGRÍCOLAS DE LA UAEMEX.
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.55623191012
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Palavras-chave: Currículo educativo, Desarrollo económico, Empresa, Empleo, Innovación
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Keywords: Educational curriculum, Economic development, Company, Employment, Innovation
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Abstract: It is difficult to visualize that today's large companies were once small workshops or shops where an entrepreneur created a viable and growing business out of nothing (Grabinsky, 1992) . Entrepreneurship is one of the fuels that move the world, it is the ability to change one situation into another, thanks to visionary ideas and the capacity for action of an entrepreneur. It is this spirit that creates great institutions, generates products and services that change the lives of people, the direction, the culture of entire communities and that create jobs and income that improve the quality of life for all (Feher & Culebro, 2015) . The reduction of the role of the state as a generator of jobs has highlighted the role of the entrepreneur and of the new companies because their impact on the economy is dynamic, as well as strategic, to such an extent that entrepreneurship, today, is highly valued within the educational curriculum for its potential for economic development (Iturbide Galindo , Rodriguez Arana , & Lopez Castro , 2021) Due to the above, it was considered important to measure the intention of entrepreneurship when graduating students from the degrees: Phytotechnic Agronomist Engineer and Industrial Agronomist Engineer, generation 47, taught by Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México (UAEMéx) and if they consider that the units of learning in the Economic- Administrative Sciences knowledge area, which are part of the study program, have encouraged him to undertake, in addition to providing the necessary knowledge and skills to start a business. Finding that of the participants in the present analysis, 73% have the most entrepreneurial attributes and attitudes, upon graduating from the bachelor's degree, 48% prefer to be their own boss and 64% consider that throughout their university studies they have been encouraged to undertake.
- Margarita Pineda Tapia,
- Amalia Pérez Hernández
- Jesús Hernández Ávila
- Martha Adriana Reynoso Patiño
- Cesar Vences Contreras