The subject of entrepreneurship began to be more and more popularized among higher education institutions, representing a vast field to approach, but also a goal set by the European Union through the Lisbon strategy. Worldwide, the overall consequence of the economic crisis was a rising unemployment, which induced a uniform state of uncertainty. The development of entrepreneurship becomes a solution to the growing economic imbalance, showing beneficial effects on several levels, by creating jobs, business development and economic growth. For this to be accomplished, however, a stable market for businesses is necessary, interfering also the need for professional development and willingness to accept and confront a number of risks.