FAKTOR-FAKTOR YANG MEMPENGARUHI NIAT BERWIRAUSAHA MAHASISWA MENGGUNAKAN THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOR (Studi pada Mahasiswa Pelaku Wirausaha Fakultas Ekonomika dan Bisnis Universitas Diponegoro)
Abstract: This research aims
to examines the factors that effect the entrepreneurial intention of the
students in the Faculty of Economics and Business in Diponegoro University.
Related to the vision, mission and the objectives of the Faculty of Economics
and Business in Diponegoro University, i.e. develop an academic community life
which has the entrepreneurial soul on entire campus residents supported by
scientific culture of faith and pious to Almighty God.
The population in
this research is
the students in
eight semester of
the Faculty of Economics
and Business in
Diponegoro University. The sampling
technique which used
is proportional stratified sampling with the total sample 69 students.
The analysis tool which used is multiple linear regression thus has tested the
validity and reliability first. The analysis is used to examines the influence
of self-efficacy, subjective norms, need for achievement, and parental
background on the intention of entrepreneurship.
The results shows
that the self-efficacy, subjective
norms, need for
achievement, and parental
background on the intention of entrepreneurship, are the influential factors
that have a positive effect either partially or simultaneously. While the need
for achievement is a factor that has the most impact in comparison with other
factors. Another factor affecting student’s entrepreneurial intention is a
subjective norm. Thus, the individuals who want to be an entrepreneurs, make
sure that they will be supported by the surrounding people (family, close
friends, and other important people) and can accept the suggestions and
criticism from others to be better than the other.
Keywords: mSelf-efficacy,
subjective norms, need for achievement, and parental background on the
intention of entrepreneurship
Penulis: Swastinitya
Sukmaningrum, Mudji Rahardjo
Kode Jurnal: jpmanajemendd170803