The management to promote innovative entrepreneurship of students in State Public Universities in the central region of Mexico

DOI: https://doi.org/10.54674/ess.v36i2.941
Keywords: Entrepreneurial university ecosystem, promotion of entrepreneurship, university students

Abstract

This study is based on the University Entrepreneurial Orientation model. Its objective is to identify how undergraduate students in Mexico perceive the management of innovative entrepreneurship within their university ecosystem. Public state universities in the country were divided into three regions, and this part presents the second progress report with results from the central region, which includes thirteen public state universities where a survey was conducted among 398 students. The findings indicate that, in this region, the management of student entrepreneurship promotion aligns with the University Entrepreneurial Orientation model. This alignment is reflected in the mobilization of research results through the encouragement of researcher participation, the management of actions to identify research opportunities, funding, and collaboration outside the university. Additionally, the universities are connected to industry, as well as the private and public sectors. Institutional policies are designed and implemented to promote innovation and entrepreneurship, multidisciplinary approaches to entrepreneurial projects are encouraged, and finally, university leaders demonstrate a willingness to motivate and foster an ideal environment to carry out these actions.

Author Biographies

Blanca Delgado, University of Guadalajara

Graduate in Public Accounting, Master in Business Administration and Doctor in Higher Education Management; has experience in business administration; in the analysis of organizations and management processes. Professor of subjects and courses (bachelor's and master's level) at the University of Guadalajara, in the topics: business plans, entrepreneurial training, Lean Canvas methodology, basic accounting, business process management, leadership and management skills, business consulting, research methodology, circular economy and fair trade. Collaborator in the design and curricular and instructional update of the aforementioned subjects; teaching of courses-workshops; organization of entrepreneurial forums; tutoring of students. Publications: 2019 Entrepreneurial culture in young university students from Guadalajara, Mexico; Journal of Social Sciences (RCS) ISSN: 1315-9518 ISSN E-: 2477-9431. 2015 Positioning strategies for international medical tourism destinations, an analysis for the positioning of Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco. ISBN: 978-607-8360-49-9. In the private sector, she has been a consultant for companies and government agencies in the State of Chiapas, with Alianza Experta Consultores S.C.; franchisee of the Concord® brand, leading and managing the processes of three business units in the State of Chiapas, as well as planning and executing strategies for brand positioning and opening new business units; authorized Tupperware® distributor in the State of Quintana Roo) and administrative and sales manager in the State of Chiapas, coordinating and supervising the dealership's operations. She has participated in forums, seminars, diplomas, courses, workshops, congresses and symposiums on: entrepreneurs; management and internationalization of higher education; entrepreneurial training; market research, training of instructors for online education; innovation applied to companies; active learning; innovation and entrepreneurship; entrepreneurship educators; education 4.0, innovation and entrepreneurship. She is currently a professor at the recently transformed UDGPlus+, Virtual University and Digital Learning for Life, and collaborates in the UDG-ASU Certification program for the Hispanic community in Los Angeles, California.

Martín Urquidy, Autonomous University of Baja California

He holds a degree in Economics from UABC (1997), a Master's degree in Economics from California State Polytechnic University (2001), a Master's degree in Economics with a specialization in Industrial Organization from Claremont Graduate University (2003); he has a PhD in Economics with an emphasis on Industrial Organization and Institutions, and a PhD in Economic Sciences from UABC (2006) in the area of ​​human capital and microenterprise development. As a researcher, he has participated as a leader or associate in research projects with national and international funding in the areas of small businesses, industrial economics and institutions. He is the author or co-author of 18 book chapters, 22 articles in national and international scientific journals, and five articles in peer-reviewed journals; he is the co-author and coordinator of five books.

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2025-02-03
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Delgado Melgarejo, B., & Ramírez Urquidy, M. A. (2025). The management to promote innovative entrepreneurship of students in State Public Universities in the central region of Mexico. Higher Education and Society Journal (ESS), 36(2). https://doi.org/10.54674/ess.v36i2.941
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Vol 36 No 2 (2024): Academic freedom. Risks and threats
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