英文摘要 |
In recent years, Japan has actively fostered the development of technological innovation and startup enterprises by implementing measures to enhance the domestic environment conducive to innovation and entrepreneurship. Within this context, the higher education sector has been entrusted with significant responsibilities in nurturing talents. This study aims to explore the recent advancements in the promotion of innovation and entrepreneurial education within Japanese higher education, with specific focus on the strategies employed by the University of Tsukuba, the stronghold of entrepreneurship education in the Tsukuba Science City. The findings of this study reveal the existence of three distinctive features characterizing the recent reform initiatives in innovation and entrepreneurial education in Japan, namely the "promotion of entrepreneurship in a comprehensive sense as a fundamental competency for graduates," "the establishment of a cohesive and seamless support system encompassing innovation, entrepreneurial education, and startup incubation," and "the proactive engagement of universities in the role of educational hubs within the regional startup ecosystem." Lastly, some recommendations for the future of innovation and entrepreneurial education in Taiwan were addressed. |