Impact of International Student Mobility on Their Entrepreneurial Potential
International experience is an important issue for the professional integration of young graduates. The article focuses on the impact of international mobility on the development of entrepreneurial potential through a quantitative longitudinal approach. The authors, by mobilizing a reading grid of the capital of international mobility and that of entrepreneurial potential, show that there is a real added value in terms of the components of motivation, skills and behavior. Such added values vary according to the reasons for mobility and personal determinants. They allow us to consider support for international mobility from the perspective of transversal and entrepreneurial skills.