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Minor
Esports is an industry on the rise, with rapid expansion and growth occurring globally and in the U.S. market, alongside the VR/AR and gaming industries. A minor in esport may lead to a specialization in esports that could potentially provide key content knowledge that gives students a leg up in the job market. By studying esports students get exposed to learning about similar aspects from traditional sport including: professional players, teams, uniforms, coaches, managers, agents, leagues, competitions, marquee events, endorsement deals, player transfer fees, color commentators, highlight reels, college scholarships, match fixing, doping, gender related disputes.
1 of 10 identified program courses have known transfer listings.
Courses with known transfer listings
Explore known prerequisite links for Esport (Minor). The interactive canvas loads after page content so headings and course details stay available immediately.
Resolved degree courses with no known prerequisite links (not an enrollment determination):
Core courses that unlock multiple downstream degree requirements:
ESPT 150
Longest known prerequisite chain: 1 courses
Credit totals by degree requirement category.
15 Total Credits