Business schools across the country have been focusing on and developing entrepreneurship programs at a rapidly increasing rate over the past five years. This phenomenon is not driven by a shift in academic thinking, but rather, more pragmatically, by a suffering economy that no longer provides sufficient entry-level positions into established companies to meet the employment needs of graduating classes.
Students now need to be trained and equipped to “make their own jobs,” rather than relying on filling vacant or newly minted positions in large companies.
To read the original article: UNR: Students need to create own jobs | Reno Gazette-Journal | rgj.com
