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. 2019 Apr 24;7:89. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2019.00089

Table 2.

Participant demographic survey responses.

HSPH (n = 17) UTSPH (n = 12) Total (n = 29)
n n n(%)
Academic departments
Health Management and Policy 7 4 11 (38)
Health Promotion, Behavioral Science, Global Health 3 6 9 (31)
Epidemiology, Quantitative methods 2 2 4 (14)
Interdisciplinary* 5 5 (17)
Programs
MPH 10 8 18 (62)
DrPH 5 2 7 (24)
MS/SM 2 2 (7)
PhD 2 2 (7)
Year in program
1 11 1 12 (41)
2 6 5 11 (38)
3+ 6 6 (21)
International student
Yes 9 3 12 (41)
No 8 9 17 (59)
Gender
Female 5 10 15 (52)
Male 12 2 14 (48)
Age range
21–30 11 4 15 (52)
31–40 4 4 8 (2)
41+ 2 4 6 (21)
First academic entrepreneurial course?
Yes 9 11 20 (71)
No 7 1 8 (29)
Expected future work setting+
NGO/non-profit/foundation 9 11 20 (69)
Clinical/health care (i.e., hospital, community clinic) 8 10 18 (62)
Startup 10 5 15 (52)
Industry (i.e., large for-profit-corporation) 11 3 14 (48)
Government (i.e., health department) 3 9 12 (41)
Technology sector (i.e., Google) 11 1 12 (41)
Academics (i.e., research, teaching) 3 5 8 (28)
Entrepreneurial orientation** % % %
Risk 80 61 71
Innovation 73 64 69
Proactivity 77 89 82
*

HSPH DrPH students are not affiliated with an academic department.

1 student omitted a response to this survey question.

+

Survey question, “How likely are you to work in the following setting?” was answered on a 5-point Likert scale. Above data represents those that responded “somewhat likely” or “very likely.” Categories are non-exclusive.

**

Percent agreement on 5-point Likert scale with response ratings from strongly disagree to strongly agree.