Why don't many schools recruit teachers majoring in entrepreneurship management?

Entrepreneurship management is a popular major in recent years, but many schools do not recruit teachers majoring in entrepreneurship management for the following reasons:

1, this major is relatively new, and the teacher resources are insufficient: compared with traditional majors such as management and economics, entrepreneurship management is a relatively new major, so the teacher resources in this field are relatively small, and it is difficult for many schools to recruit suitable teachers.

2. The demand of schools for this major is not high: Many schools may think that the employment prospects of entrepreneurship management major are relatively unstable and have little contribution to school teaching and research, so they are reluctant to recruit teachers of this major.

3. The teaching focus of the school is not in the field of entrepreneurship management: many schools may focus on other fields, such as engineering, medicine, art, etc., so the demand for entrepreneurship management is relatively low.