Esports is designed to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the gaming industry, including its history, culture, and competitive landscape. The course covers topics such as team management, game strategy, tournament organization, and streaming, as well as the practical skills needed to become successful in the industry. Students may also have the opportunity to compete in online or in-person tournaments, network with industry professionals, and gain hands-on experience in tournament organizing & team management.

Esports refers to competitive video gaming, where professional players or teams compete against one another in organized competitions, often for substantial prize pools. Esports competitions can take many forms, including multiplayer online battle arenas (MOBAs), first-person shooters, sports simulations, and fighting games. Esports has grown rapidly in popularity in recent years, with millions of fans and players worldwide and a growing number of professional leagues and tournaments. Esports has also created new opportunities for careers in the gaming industry, including coaching, event management, content creation, and more.