Learning Outcomes

Event Planning and Strategy

Marketing and Production

Revenue and Sustainability

Lesson Summary

This module covers the essential aspects of planning, executing, and managing successful esports events. You will learn about event planning strategies, marketing techniques, production elements, and financial considerations specific to the esports industry. We address the importance of sustainability and responsible management in esports events.

Course Assessment - Essentials of Esports Event Management

This free online course will teach you how to plan, organise, market, and broadcast successful esports events.

Essentials of Esports Event Management

If you love the esports industry and want to create an amazing experience for your audience, this course is for you. We have designed this course to provide everything you need to plan and execute successful esports events. We discuss key areas such as event strategy, audience targeting, sponsorships, and live streaming. You’ll explore the importance of sustainability, inclusivity, and social responsibility in esports.

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