Students are very entrepreneurial
Four out of five university students would start their own businesses, most of them for self-realization – according to a survey by the Budapest Metropolitan University (METU). According to the research, most students would try thmeselves out abroad, most of them would stay abroad for years or even forever.
For the fourth time, the Budapest Metropolitan University conducted its METU Index, which surveyed nearly 300 undergraduate students about their employment and business plans. This year the research was completely designed and conducted by the students of the University Marketing Workshop. This year, METU examined how Generation Y and Z students plan their careers – as employees or entrepreneurs, in Hungary or abroad.
Related news
Generation Z: They barely make ends meet, yet they save
“They are lazy, irresponsible, and not interested in finances!” We…
Read more >Therapy without an appointment, during working hours – the dog-friendly office really gives
Stress relief and mental well-being have a very important impact…
Read more >What treasure are Kempf Zozó, Pintér Ada, Trill Beatrix and Turai Barna looking for in Börzsöny? – The Adventure Circle is starting!
A thick novel, a slingshot, or maybe a featherweight? What…
Read more >Related news
More chances, less hassle: the recipe of a good promotion
Gábor Tolnai, head of marketing insight division at Kantar Hoffmann…
Read more >UK Retailers Prioritise AI Over Planned Technology Investments, Study Finds
Over two thirds (67%) of retailers in the UK are…
Read more >Amazon’s Corporate Workforce May Shrink As AI Takes Over Routine Tasks
Rollout of generative AI and agents will reduce Amazon‘s total corporate…
Read more >