The Productive University Role in Light of the Culture of Entrepreneurship

Abdel-Kader, Essam Mohammad; Abdel-Kader, Maha Mohammad

doi:10.21608/jsrep.2021.264954

The Productive University Role in Light of the Culture of Entrepreneurship

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Curriculum and Instruction, Faculty of Education for Boys in Cairo, Al-Azhar University.

10.21608/jsrep.2021.264954

Abstract

The current research aimed to develop a suggested proposal that contribute to activating the productive role of university in light of the dimensions of the culture of entrepreneurship and the mechanisms of implementation. The research made use of the descriptive approach which analyzes and explores all the aspects of the phenomenon. The research community included the faculty members at the Egyptian universities, and the research sample included those who responded to both research instruments through social networking sites (Google Forms). The research results revealed the aspects of the culture of entrepreneurship targeted by the current research from the viewpoints of the faculty members. The research recognized the productive roles of the university in the educational field, specifically the components of the curriculum which are completely linked to the requirements and needs of the labor market determined by both field experts and employers. The research also monitored the productive roles of the university in the field of scientific research, specifically forming research teams that are updated every year to ensure that research projects are supported by the educational institutions and the productive and beneficiary ones. The research also extracted the productive roles of university in the field of community service, specifically providing educational, cultural and awareness services on a regular basis in qualitative fields to members of civil society of all ages, which increases the positive attitudes towards universities.

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