Despite the depth and breadth of the existing literature on university entrepreneurship,
research has focused almost exclusively on licensing patents and founding spin-offs by …

University education is a crucial source of human capital and influences graduates' choice of
entrepreneurship as a career. Here, we discuss the contrasting effects on recent graduates' …

Despite its importance, student and graduate entrepreneurship at universities has received
limited scholarly attention. The literature on university entrepreneurship has mainly focused …

A recent call has urged to broaden the conceptualization of university entrepreneurship in
order to appreciate the heterogeneity of contexts and actors involved in the process of …

Earlier research on the role of universities in fostering entrepreneurial economic
development almost exclusively covers spin-offs by faculty and staff. In contrast, we provide …

Individual and organizational entrepreneurial activity varies across regions/countries.
Universities have increasingly become knowledge‐intensive environments that support …

Student start-ups are a significant part of overall university entrepreneurship. Yet, we know
little about the determinants of this type of start-ups and, specifically, the relevance of context …

New ventures depend on the capability of entrepreneurs to transform an idea or a
technology into a successful company. The literature on entrepreneurship has recognized …

There has been a substantial rise in the number of entrepreneurship courses and programs
at colleges and universities. Despite the rapid rise of undergraduate entrepreneurship, there …

The entrepreneurial university is emerging as a new archetype of higher education
institution that fosters knowledge generation and transfer, contributes to local development …