Aug 2026· WORLD JOURNAL OF ENTREPRENEURIAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES· pp. 54· 0 citations
Abstract
Entrepreneurial competencies accounts for the differences in economic and social development
of any nation as it is the tonic and life-blood that drives economic activities and growth of
innovation among people of all races and ages. The study investigated the determinants of
Entrepreneurial Intentions among Undergraduates students in selected private and public
universities in Oyo State Nigeria. The descriptive research design was adopted for the study. The
study employed multistage sampling technique to arrive at a sample size of 630 participants from
the two selected universities. The data was collected from primary sources. Multiple regression
and Pearson Product Moment Coefficient was used to test the postulated hypotheses. Findings
from this study showed that a positive and significant relationship exist between personal,
managerial, and leadership factors with undergraduate entrepreneurial intentions. Additionally,
academic and government factors also correlate positively with entrepreneurial intentions,
moreover, the linear combination of personal, managerial and leadership, academic and
government factors among undergraduates on entrepreneurial intentions was significant. Based
on the findings of this study, it is recommended that lecturers teaching entrepreneurship related
courses should stay abreast of the changes in curriculum and engage in training and retraining
of undergraduates to enable them to be exposed to necessary information needed to influence
their decision in becoming entrepreneurs. Government should also make appropriate policies
that promote conducive entrepreneurial environment and entrepreneurial intentions among
young people, especially undergraduate university students. In addition, academic curriculum of
universities should be redesigned to be more practically oriented than theoretical in identifying
and nurturing entrepreneurial potentials an attempt to promote entrepreneurial intention spirit
among undergraduates in Oyo State.
This paper examined the effect of innovativeness on entrepreneurship intentions among
undergraduate students in some selected higher institutions in Oyo Town, Oyo State, Nigeria.
In the context of Nigeria’s ongoing youth employment crisis and a spate toward self
employment, the role of innovativeness (creative abilit...
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