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Research Summary: Strength of character and universal values are essential for the effectiveness of entrepreneurial students’ intention

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Frontiers in Education
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Aziz Shuaib Ausi
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26 September 2026
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A recent study conducted among business management students in East Indonesia empirically investigated the role of entrepreneurship education in fostering entrepreneurial intention. It found that character strengths and virtues, alongside competencies, are essential in shaping students' entrepreneurial aspirations within higher education settings. The research used a structural equation model to analyze data from 397 students, highlighting the importance of six specific character traits.

Why it matters

This research highlights the critical role of character development, alongside traditional skill acquisition, in fostering entrepreneurial mindsets. Institutions and policymakers should recognize that a holistic approach to education, encompassing both technical competencies and ethical/personal attributes, is vital for cultivating future innovators and leaders. This can inform strategies for developing robust educational programs that prepare individuals not just for employment, but for creating new ventures and contributing to economic growth.

Key insights

  • Entrepreneurship education contributes to building entrepreneurial intention among business students.
  • Competencies play a role in developing entrepreneurial intention.
  • Character strengths and virtues are essential for the effectiveness of entrepreneurial intention.
  • The study focused on business management students in state universities in East Indonesia.
  • A structural equation model (SEM) was used for data analysis.
  • Six specific character traits were identified as supporting character strength and virtues.

Source

Frontiers in Education — https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/feduc.2026.1719134

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26 September 2026
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Strength of character and universal values are essential for the effectiveness of entrepreneurial students’ intention
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