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Sustainable entrepreneurship in HEIs. A systematic review from the perspective of higher education in business

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International Journal of Management Education

Pub Date : 2025-01-27 DOI: 10.1016/j.ijme.2025.101137

Jorge Alberto Vargas-Merino , Cristian Armando Rios-Lama , Dayana Ximena Bello-Mamani , Miguel Humberto Panez-Bendezú

Sustainable entrepreneurship is crucial for sustainable development, which is why higher education institutions (HEIs) seek to train entrepreneurs with this vision. However, its conceptualization and application in educational settings are complex. This systematic review, conducted under the sPRISMA 2020guidelines, analyzes and systematizes 112 scientific articles on sustainable entrepreneurship in higher education institutions, with a focus on business literature from Scopus and Web of Science. It is concluded that, despite the theoretical complexity of sustainable entrepreneurship, institutions should focus on fostering both competencies and commitment to the triple bottom line. Moreover, experiential learning emerges as a recurring and valuable teaching method that, although requiring significant efforts for its implementation, can represent an educational improvement. Finally, it is highlighted that institutions must adopt a holistic-collaborative approach and create a favorable ecosystem, recognizing that sustainable entrepreneurship is a complex process that demands minimum conditions to be effective.

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Exploring the nexus of personality traits, self-efficacy, and entrepreneurial intention: A study of university students

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International Journal of Management Education

Pub Date : 2025-01-27 DOI: 10.1016/j.ijme.2025.101136

Priyanka Chadha , Gitanjali Upadhaya , Nisha Devi

This is imperative to study the impact of personality traits on entrepreneurial intention within the Indian context for understanding various emerging economic issues. The present study offers insightful information about the variables that influence the entrepreneurial intentions of students of Indian educational institutions. The primary data for the present study has been collected from the students related to variables of the study where self-efficacy acts as a mediator between extraversion, agreeableness, openness, and entrepreneurial intention. As per the literature review, a theoretical model has been developed for the present study, and structural equation modeling (SEM) has been applied to understand the interactions between the variables. This study offers a distinctive value addition by examining the mediating role of self-efficacy between personality traits and entrepreneurial intention in the context of a developing economy. The findings reveal that self-efficacy significantly emphasizes the determinants of entrepreneurial intention, highlighting the strong influence of extroversion and openness on entrepreneurial intention. As a practical implication, the results suggest that Indian educational institutions should develop robust entrepreneurship education programs emphasizing content and practical activities aligned with social and cultural norms that value entrepreneurship.

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The house of the business school: A pragmatic approach to conceptualising learning community

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International Journal of Management Education

Pub Date : 2025-01-26 DOI: 10.1016/j.ijme.2025.101141

Paula S. Karlsson, Farhad Shafti, Katherine Duffy

The need to understand learning communities has been heightened in a post-covid era of hybrid learning and programmes returning to on campus teaching. With a sectoral need for stabilisation and reaffirming the hallmarks of community, we probe the central tenets of learning community understanding. This provides a critical juncture to explore the foundational ideas of belonging and connection underpinning existing learning community conceptualisations. We first explore the perspectives of learning communities to allow us to provide a critical consolidative review and second, we consider what the benefits to business schools may be. We take a pragmatic approach to reach a more practically orientated conceptualisation focusing specifically on the concept of learning community in business schools. In this approach we purposefully explore common sector challenges to understand how ‘community’ within the context of ‘learning’ may help face these. This results in our conceptual model ‘The House of the Business School Learning Community (HBSLC)’, which is built on a core of connection and empowerment in the learning community and its outcomes may aid the challenges of learning and school management, ultimately aiding the student learning community with their educational objectives.

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Research on the influencing factors of business teachers' teaching quality: PLS-SEM and ANN approach

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International Journal of Management Education

Pub Date : 2025-01-24 DOI: 10.1016/j.ijme.2025.101134

Rongqing Liu , Ying Zhang , Xiaohan Fang

Based on CIPP Theory, this study constructed a theoretical model to assess the factors impacting the quality of business faculty's teachings, further utilizing Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) and Artificial Neural Networks (ANN). It explored whether teaching evaluations have a mediating effect on the research pathway between course objectives, content, methods and skills, and the quality of instruction. It also explored whether college type moderate the quality of teaching. This study analyzed 1991 online survey results from Chinese students. We found that teaching objectives, content, methods, skills and evaluations have a positive effect on the quality of instruction. Furthermore, content had the most significant impact. The results of the mediation analysis indicated that teaching evaluation played a mediating role in the research pathway; the results of the moderation analysis indicated that college type only moderates the relationship between teaching evaluation and teaching quality. In the future, curriculum design and content updates should be prioritized as key aspects of business education reform. Building a comprehensive and highly complementary teaching system will help improve the quality of talent development and meet society's strategic demand for high-quality business professionals.

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From “passion in word” to “silence in action”: A comprehensive look at the state of responsible management education in Iranian business schools

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International Journal of Management Education

Pub Date : 2025-01-18 DOI: 10.1016/j.ijme.2025.101133

Hamoon Tahmassebi, Manoochehr Najmi

“Responsible Management Education” (RME), concerned with enterprises' responsibilities, the social effects of private sector activities on society, sustainable development, and business ethics in management education, has been a subject of debate in management literature during the past few years. However, the debate surrounding RME has thus far mainly occurred within the Western European and North American contexts, and only a few studies of developing countries have been undertaken. This study, by evaluating five high-ranking business schools in Iran, attempts to present a picture of the state of RME in a developing country. By referring to the views of a diverse range of actors within business schools (students, graduates, faculty members, and deans), undertaking a comprehensive examination of the relevant indicators, and employing various qualitative and quantitative data collection methods, the results indicate that despite the positive attitude of key actors within Iranian business schools about the necessity of promoting RME, a great indifference towards the implementation of RME is seen. The researchers identify an incomplete American model that guides the formation of Iranian business schools and suggest that it is time for them to redefine themselves as social institutions with specific responsibilities towards society.

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AI-powered education: Driving entrepreneurial spirit among university students

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International Journal of Management Education

Pub Date : 2025-01-13 DOI: 10.1016/j.ijme.2024.101106

Salman Zulfiqar , Binesh Sarwar , Chunhui Huo , Xuanwei Zhao , Haris ul Mahasbi

This study explores the influence of artificial intelligence (AI) on the entrepreneurial mindset and intentions of university students by utilizing a comparative approach anchored in the technological acceptance model (TAM) and the theory of planned behavior (TPB). The authors investigated how perceived values, perceived usefulness, and perceived ease of use of AI tools change students’ attitudes and intentions toward entrepreneurial learning. The prime novelty of this study lies in its comparative analysis of the effectiveness of AI tools in entrepreneurial education before and after their implementation. The data were collected from recognized institutes of the Higher Education Commission based in Lahore and Islamabad, Pakistan. We employed a two-stage, time-lagged data collection approach. The initial phase (T1) involved the participation of 275 entrepreneurship students, followed by a second collection (T2) of 234 responses suitable for analysis. The data were analyzed and compared in a two-stage process (before and after) through partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM). The study revealed that artificial intelligence tools embedded in teaching methods dramatically improved students' entrepreneurial attitudes and learning by offering useful and automated solutions. It further concluded that AI serves as a dynamic and effective educational tool for shaping entrepreneurial intentions, thus offering actionable insights for core curriculum development in academia. Finally, this study contributes significantly by bridging the gap in the literature on the direct impact of AI on cultivating an entrepreneurial spirit among university students.

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Work-Integrated learning in Business and Management: Gauging impact and opportunities for growth

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International Journal of Management Education

Pub Date : 2025-01-12 DOI: 10.1016/j.ijme.2025.101132

Denise Jackson

Work-Integrated Learning's (WIL) widely heralded role in developing future-capable graduates has boosted growth in diverse WIL offerings in Australia. Yet comparatively low participation among certain student groups and ongoing talent shortages highlight the need for further expansion, particularly in disciplines where WIL is optional. This study explores student engagement in different types of WIL and the impact it has on student employability and graduate labour force outcomes. Survey data were gathered from over 60,000 graduates of bachelor and postgraduate Business and Management degrees across Australia and compared to other disciplines where WIL is traditionally elective. Despite recent rises in student participation in WIL, findings illuminate opportunities for further growth, particularly among equity groups and at the postgraduate level. Data affirm the significant benefits that bachelor students can gain from WIL, including increased confidence, capability development and better access to quality employment. More flexible models that support different career stages and experience levels may encourage greater engagement among postgraduate students and improve WIL's impact on labour force outcomes. The study provides unique insights into WIL provision and impact in Business and Management, informing nuanced strategies for strengthening WIL to support the development of future-capable graduates for personal, societal, and economic gain.

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Understanding how digital accounting education fosters innovation: The moderating roles of technological self-efficacy and digital literacy

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International Journal of Management Education

Pub Date : 2025-01-06 DOI: 10.1016/j.ijme.2025.101131

Hamood Mohammed Al-Hattami

This study explores how digital accounting tools foster innovation, focusing on the moderating roles of technological self-efficacy and digital literacy. As accounting education shifts toward digital platforms, integrating technology has become crucial to enhancing students' creative and problem-solving capabilities. The study examines how exposure to digital accounting tools and systems impacts students' ability to innovate, especially with their confidence in using technology (technological self-efficacy) and their proficiency in digital skills (digital literacy). The study employed a survey-based methodology to gather data from students and professionals in accounting who have experience with digital accounting tools. Findings suggest that digital accounting education significantly enhances innovative thinking, with technological self-efficacy as a key moderator amplifying this effect. Students with higher levels of self-efficacy and digital literacy demonstrate a stronger capacity for innovation than those with lower levels. The study highlights the importance of integrating technology-focused training in accounting curricula to better equip students for the evolving demands of the profession. The implications for educators and policymakers include the need to prioritize technological skill development along with traditional accounting instruction to foster a culture of innovation in the field.

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Teaching economics in blended learning higher education: Use of whiteboard videos to engage the students

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International Journal of Management Education

Pub Date : 2025-01-05 DOI: 10.1016/j.ijme.2024.101124

Elena Casado García-Hirschfeld , M. Ángeles Rodríguez-Santos , Carmen López-Martín

Blended Learning (BL) is a type of learning that has been arousing interest for more than a decade and it has been playing an even greater role since the pandemic. This article sets out the results of a teaching innovation project (TIP) within the framework of blended university education in economics. This research has a dual objective. First, it aims to analyse the extent to which student involvement is stimulated through the use of the specific methodology of whiteboard videos in economics studies. Use of whiteboard videos in economy education is under researched. Second, it analyses how the development of a strong learning community can be enhanced. The results obtained from the analysis of the data taken from a survey show a high level of satisfaction among economics students with the use of these videos as a learning tool and their perception of the positive effect of watching them on encouraging and facilitating the learning process. In addition, the experience allows the lecturers in economy to improve the way they teach and boost the creation of a strong community using novel learning technologies.

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A project-based learning approach to supply chain mapping education

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International Journal of Management Education

Pub Date : 2025-01-04 DOI: 10.1016/j.ijme.2024.101128

Muhammad Hasan Ashraf , Koray Özpolat , Mehmet G. Yalcin , Piyush Shah

Although recent disruptions have revealed the importance of supply chain mapping, there is a lack of academic content in this domain. This is evident because supply chain management textbooks and pedagogical articles offer limited practical guidance on developing supply chain maps. Neither do Harvard Business Publishing and the Case Center cases. The main reason for this scarcity is the challenge of integrating supply chain mapping into the course curriculum. To address this and enrich academic content, we introduce a Supply Chain Mapping Project based on a Project-Based Learning approach to instruct undergraduate business students in fundamental mapping skills and raise awareness of the complexities involved in producing high-quality maps. The project is implemented in two upper-level undergraduate courses. The project's effectiveness is assessed through the post-project survey responses. Results indicate that students were actively engaged throughout the project. Similarly, survey results from one of the similar courses offered in the subsequent semester validate the effectiveness of the project. Given the rising demand for supply chain talent within the management domain, this project will enhance the management/supply chain management curricula at business schools. The benefits and challenges of the proposed approach are discussed in the paper.

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