Factors Affecting the Abroad Entrepreneurial Opportunity of Business Administration Students at the University of Finance and Marketing

This study analyzes the factors affecting the overseas career opportunities of students of the Faculty of Business Administration (MBA) of the University of Finance - Marketing. Factors affecting career opportunities abroad are measured and determined through Cronbach's alpha reliability test, exploratory factor analysis (EFA) and Binary Logistic regression model. More than 100 students of the University of Finance - Marketing were surveyed about the factors affecting career opportunities abroad through a questionnaire designed by the research team. After conducting a review of domestic and foreign research documents, the authors have proposed a research model of factors affecting career opportunities of overseas students including 6 factors divided into 6 factors. Independent variables include Learning Outcomes, Foreign Language Proficiency, Soft Skills, Hard Skills, Workability and School Support. From there, the study of the topic helps to provide solutions and recommendations to improve the career opportunities of students abroad through the influence of each factor on career opportunities in Vietnam. Foreign students of the Faculty of Business Administration, University of Finance - Marketing.