US EditionFemale Academics Like Entrepreneurs To Have A Social Purpose
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Female Academics Like Entrepreneurs To Have A Social Purpose
A new study from the University of Massachusetts Amherst finds that women in academic entrepreneurship are more motivated by social impact than by commercial success. This difference may help explain why fewer women enter STEM-related business ventures. The research shows that women scientists are more interested in entrepreneurship when it tackles societal challenges. Men, by contrast, show equal interest in both social and commercial ventures.…
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