This research investigates the influence of entrepreneurship education on Generation Z's entrepreneurial intention, mediated by digital business and financial literacy. Unemployment is a significant challenge in Indonesia, particularly for university graduates, with a 2024 unemployment rate of 5.25% for graduates. Entrepreneurship, especially digital entrepreneurship, is seen as a key solution to job creation. The study aims to understand how digital and financial literacy collectively affect the impact of entrepreneurship education on entrepreneurial intention. Employing a quantitative method, the study sampled 55 economic education students who had completed entrepreneurship courses. Data was collected via Google Forms and analyzed using classic assumption tests and hypothesis testing, including multiple linear regression with moderated regression analysis. The findings indicate that entrepreneurship education significantly influences entrepreneurial intention, digital business literacy, and financial literacy. Furthermore, both digital business literacy and financial literacy significantly impact entrepreneurial intention. Crucially, digital business literacy and financial literacy mediate the relationship between entrepreneurship education and entrepreneurial intention. These results highlight the importance of comprehensive entrepreneurship education in equipping young individuals with essential digital and financial skills, fostering a stronger entrepreneurial mindset, and preparing them for the complexities of the modern business world.
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