Abstract:Promoting the rational transfer and allocation of human resources in scientific research institution is an important measure to stimulate the vitality of innovation and entrepreneurship. Based on the theory of planned behavior, this paper constructs a structural equation model for the factors affecting the transfer of scientific human capital in universities, and conducts an empirical test through the survey data of 295 scientific research personnel in Inner Mongolia. The research indicates that the three dimensions of behavioral attitude, subjective norm and perceptual behavior control of scientific research personnel have a significant positive impact on the willingness to move. Specifically, factors such as family, university, government policy, ability and quality, and resource integration degree have great influence. Therefore, it is recommended that the government, universities, etc. start from the establishment of risk protection mechanisms, improve the implementation rules of the human capital migration system, provide innovative and entrepreneurial resources for scientific research personnel, and improve the willingness to transfer scientific human capital.