Affiliation:
1. University of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Abstract
Like many other jobs and career opportunities, entrepreneurship is frequently contingent on a variety of factors. Developing an interest in entrepreneurship as a career appears to be increasing now that entrepreneurship education is becoming more popular in universities worldwide. This is because entrepreneurs create jobs and propel the nation's economic development. Universities have numerous opportunities to encourage student entrepreneurship. However, it is critical to assess students' awareness and support to determine the extent and effect on students. This chapter is based on an empirical study that examined the role of entrepreneurial education in fostering student entrepreneurship through students' eyes at a university in South Africa.