The Budapest University of Technology and Economics launched an elective course titled Introduction to Esports, giving students an opportunity to explore the economic, business, strategic, psychological and technological dimensions of esports.
As the founder of Afterglow Esports, I had the opportunity to contribute as an advisor to the development of the course’s professional content, alongside experts representing different areas of the Hungarian esports ecosystem.
I find it particularly important that esports is approached not only as competition or entertainment, but also as a complex field that can be explored, discussed and studied in an academic environment.
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