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Full Sail University Unveils Game Business & Esports Undergraduate Degree Program

Full Sail University recently announced its newest undergraduate degree program: Game Business & Esports Bachelor of Science. This provides students with the industry knowledge and business tools needed to drive the implementation of innovative approaches to the marketing and execution of effective campaigns, events, and strategies across the landscape of video games and esports. The accelerated bachelor’s degree program can be completed in as little as 20-months on campus and 29-months online, half the time of a traditional bachelor’s degree.

“I am thrilled to be a part of the launch of the Game Business & Esports degree program,” said RaeLynn McAfee, Program Director at Full Sail University. “At Full Sail, we will be able to take gaming and esports education to the next level and further solidify our place as a talent pipeline globally. The gaming and esports industries are rapidly evolving, and the launch of this degree program will help support the business, operations, and continued growth of each industry.”

Graduates of the Game Business & Esports Business undergraduate degree program can garner the skillsets and knowledge to work in numerous business careers at game studios whether it be at esports event production companies, tournament organizers, marketing managers, content creators, talent management, business development coordinators, and more.

The degree program at Full Sail prepares students in the Game Business & Esports degree program to work closely with others in esports and gaming careers. Through experiential learning, students will leave the degree program prepared to enter business careers in the gaming and esports industries.

(All information was provided by StreetInsider)

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