The research aims to identify the intellectual and theoretical basis of the entrepreneurial university in light of sustainable development and to learn about the concept of responsible leadership and its role in achieving the entrepreneurial university. The research problem was represented by a modern research trend, which is the entrepreneurial university, and the desire of universities to contribute to this trend in a way that enhances the culture of sustainable development through leadership . Therefore, the research addresses the contribution of responsible leadership in achieving the entrepreneurial university. In order to test its hypotheses and achieve its goals, the researchers resorted to distributing (60) questionnaires to workers at Al-Mustaqbal University. (57) questionnaires were retrieved, of which (53) were suitable for analysis. The research reached a set of conclusions, the most important of which is The University of the Future is keen to establish partnerships and carry out activities that contribute to achieving university leadership. The research has reached a set of recommendations, including that universities must take their role in achieving sustainable development, and that this role begins with spreading the culture of sustainable development, and to achieve this, they must have responsible leadership.

Responsible Leadership, Entrepreneurial University, Al-Mustaqbal University

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