International student exchanges and entrepreneurial capabilities: insights from colombian students studying in France


Autoria(s): Moreno Casas, Ana Maria
Contribuinte(s)

Alexandra, Gaidos

Data(s)

12/05/2015

Resumo

It seems globalization has challenge different types of fields around the world. Cultures, politics, economies and even education are day by day challenged due to the open of boundaries, therefore countries, institution and people need to develop new activities in order to gain a competitive advantages over others, that’s why entrepreneurship comes to the discussion as an opportunity and a possible solution to situation, but what triggers it? Can it be influenced through different programs and can it be teach changing university curriculums? Well, as boundaries are falling even in educational institutions, this study aims to explain if there’s any effect on students’ entrepreneurial capabilities after being part of international exchange programs. It will be done through the collection of primary data from Colombian students studying in France and if this program influenced their skills as entrepreneurs.

Montpellier Business School

Universidad del Rosario

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http://repository.urosario.edu.co/handle/10336/12452

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Palavras-Chave #Negocios internacionales #Educación internacional #Administración educativa #Ayuda internacional -- Educación #658.049
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