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The External Environment Analysis of University Students' Innovative Undertaking

Ming Ma

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Aiming at the hot topic of university students' innovative undertaking,I will analyse the external environment of university students' innovative undertaking according to five expacts which are public policy,economic environment,intellectual property,entrepreneurship education,science and technology park and business park.

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Aiming at the hot topic of university students' innovative undertaking,I will analyse the external environment of university students' innovative undertaking according to five expacts which are public policy,economic environment,intellectual property,entrepreneurship education,science and technology park and business park.

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Aiming at the hot topic of university students' innovative undertaking,I will analyse the external environment of university students' innovative undertaking according to five expacts which are public policy,economic environment,intellectual property,entrepreneurship education,science and technology park and business park.

Key concepts: Entrepreneurship, Intellectual property, Science park, Entrepreneurship education, Engineering, Business environment, Management, Sociology

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