The entrepreneurial intentions of university students : applying the theory of planned behaviour in Uniten, Putrajaya Campus / Nurul Farina Mohd Lotfi

Student entrepreneurial intentions may be influenced by different factors. Entrepreneurial intentions are found to determine the willingness of students to engage in entrepreneurial behavior in the future. The main objective of this study is to understand how attitudes towards entrepreneurship, subjective norms and perceived behavioral control are seen to influence the entrepreneurship intentions of students from UNITEN Putrajaya Campus.
To achieve this purpose, Ajzen theory of Planned Behavior is applied. The study is conducted through primary research where data was obtained using questionnaire. Convenience sampling is used to obtain responses from 100 students. Statistical model SPSS is used to apply different test such as reliability analysis and correlation analysis. Results clearly show that the Ajzen theory is extremely valuable for this study. The discussion of the findings, implications of study, limitations and recommendations for future research are discussed in the end of the study.