Author:
Salih Ehsan Shareef,Ahmed Wns Khudhur,Kawkas Omran Mosleh
Abstract
Entrepreneurship is a potent force in addressing unemployment and fostering economic growth. However, there remains a research gap in understanding the specific impact of entrepreneurship on unemployment among Soran University Graduate Students within 2010-2023. Hence, the study aims to provide information to address policies and interventions aimed at promoting entrepreneurship and mitigating unemployment challenges among Graduate Students in the specified period. During the research, a descriptive-analytical approach and a quantitative method with 134 participants. As such, the study established a noteworthy and positive correlation between entrepreneurship and the reduction of unemployment. The analysis reveals key insights into the pivotal role of entrepreneurship education, access to funding, and resource facilitation in effectively addressing unemployment challenges among Soran University Graduate Students. The results highlight the significance of empowering graduates to shape their success, contributing not only to personal growth but also to regional economic development. Such findings of the study also emphasize implementing proactive strategies to promote entrepreneurship. All mentioned is supported by a qualitative literature review of previous publications. As a practical value, the study suggests that by fostering an entrepreneurial mindset and providing necessary support, institutions can play a pivotal role in mitigating unemployment and offering a solution to persistent issues
Publisher
Scientific Journals Publishing House
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