Explaining the components of entrepreneurial architectural school

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1 Master of science student in Islamic architecture of Tabriz Islamic art university

2 عضو هیات علمی

3 Professor and faculty member of Tabriz Islamic art university

4 Lecturer and Faculty member ofTabriz Islamic art university

10.22034/hel.2024.712724

Abstract

This study aimed to determine the entrepreneurship components of universities and propose a method of using those components to make faculties of architecture entrepreneurial.
The post-mining technique was employed in this qualitative study, and open-ended questionnaires were utilized in interviews for data collection. Accordingly, the purposive sampling method was adopted to select the faculty members of universities in the East Azerbaijan Province of Iran with more than seven years of research experience. Finally, theoretical saturation was reached with 12 out of 26 participants in semi-structured in-depth interviews. The interviews were analyzed through qualitative content analysis.
After thematic extraction and classification, three macro-categories and 19 micro-categories were identified. Two of these 19 micro-categories were introduced as core categories of each area. The core categories were classified as professional thinking, entrepreneurial nature, skill-oriented training, independent and generative financial resources, dynamic framework, and communications in behavioral, structural, and environmental areas.
According to the above categories and a literature review, entrepreneurship education can lead to better relationships with the labor market in addition to training entrepreneurial architectures and professional architectures both at faculties of architecture and in society.

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Higher Education Letter

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript
Available Online from 23 April 2024

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