Entrepreneurship education has expanded significantly across universities globally. However, unlike other disciplines, entrepreneurship lacks a clearly defined operational infrastructure.
Business incubators are often positioned as a solution, providing structured environments for venture development. Research shows that effective incubation depends on multiple interrelated factors, including:
- access to expertise
- funding availability
- stakeholder support
- strong management
- Networking
These findings highlight that entrepreneurship support must be systemic rather than ad hoc.
