起業家活動

起業意識

国際比較

student

entrepreneurship

entrepreneurial intention

career intention

研究の概要(英文)：Global University Entrepreneurial Spirit Students' Survey (GUESSS) is an international research project which investigates the entrepreneurial intentions and activities of students using a geographical and temporal comparison since 2003. The survey is conducted every two years. Thirty four countries participated in the sixth edition of GUESSS in 2013/2014, and gathered 109,026 responses from 759 universities, of which 890 responses were fromJapan. 19 universities and graduate schools took part in this survey in Japan. This paper indicate the comparative analysis of international data and Japanese data. Whilst after graduation the majority of students in Japan prefer to work as employees (right after studies 82.3%, five years after studies 62.9%). International responses indicate 30.7% students wants to be an entrepreneurs, versus only 10.4% Japanese students wants to be five years after they completed studies. 15.1% students currently tryingto start their own businesses in international, Japanese students 11.5% as so. Students already started their own business were quite few in Japan (international 5.5%, Japanese 1.2%). Other result shows many differences as Japanese low entrepreneurial intention, competence in entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial activities compare with international sample. We have got father result that university environment to encourage students' entrepreneurial activities and students' entrepreneurial intention are correlated.

209 地域研究センター ＞ 紀要 ＞ 地域イノベーション：JRPS：journal for regional policy studies ＞ 7