Effect of globalization on Entrepreneurship in Ferdowsi University
Keywords:
Academic Entrepreneurship, Ferdowsi University
Abstract
In developing countries, universities in the second generation are research-oriented universities. Activity in turning to third-generation universities and entrepreneurs is started. In the new age and influenced by the process of globalization and with regard to the social, economic and political conditions, universities and higher education institutions should apply a system that promotes creativity and educates entrepreneurship and innovation for faculty members and students.
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