Game Theory Courses and Certifications

Stanford;  The University of British Columbia

Game Theory

35 ratings

Model strategic interaction among rational agents: represent games in normal and extensive form, find Nash, subgame-perfect and Bayesian equilibria, and analyze repeated and coalitional games.

• Coursera
• 8 weeks, 2 hours a week
• Self-Paced
• Paid Course

Welcome to Game Theory

16 ratings

Learn game theory with minimal math: model social problems as games, work through Nash equilibrium and mixed strategies, and see how repetition and reputation sustain cooperation.

• Coursera
• 4 weeks, 5 hours a week
• Self-Paced
• Paid Course

Stanford;  The University of British Columbia

Game Theory II: Advanced Applications

10 ratings

Design interactions between self-interested agents: apply social choice theory, Arrow's Theorem, mechanism design, Vickrey-Clarke-Groves mechanisms, and auction theory to achieve good social outcomes.

• Coursera
• 5 weeks, 3 hours a week
• Self-Paced
• Paid Course

Game Theory I - Static Games

10 ratings

This course is designed to provide a high-level introduction to static, non-cooperative game theory.

• Complexity Explorer
• 1 hour
• Self-Paced
• Free Certificate

Games without Chance: Combinatorial Game Theory

211 ratings at Coursera

This course will cover the mathematical theory and analysis of simple games without chance moves.

• Coursera
• 8 weeks, 2 hours a week
• Self-Paced
• Paid Course

Game Theory and Strategic Thinking

1 rating

Master strategic thinking through game theory concepts like Nash equilibrium, evolutionary stability, and asymmetric information with real-world applications.

• YouTube
• 1 day 4 hours 32 minutes
• Self-Paced
• Free Video

Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad

Strategy and Game Theory for Management

309 ratings at Coursera

Apply intuitive game theory to business decisions: explain price wars, the commons problem, cartels, warranties, and how information asymmetry causes market failure.

• Coursera
• 5 weeks, 6 hours a week
• Self-Paced
• Paid Course

Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad

Strategy and Game Theory for Management

309 ratings at Coursera

Apply game theory to business decisions: work through prisoners' dilemma, Nash equilibrium, stag hunt, sequential and repeated games, winners' curse and adverse selection.

• Coursera
• 5 weeks, 6 hours a week
• Self-Paced
• Paid Course

Economic Applications of Game Theory

Introduces mathematical tools for analyzing strategic interaction through Nash equilibria, repeated and Bayesian games, bargaining, signaling, collusion, and auctions.

• MIT OpenCourseWare
• Self-Paced
• Free Online Course

Game Theory II- Dynamic Games

3 ratings

This tutorial is the second part of of Dr. Justin Grana's tutorial on game theory

• Complexity Explorer
• 1 hour
• Self-Paced
• Free Certificate

Game Theory: Understanding Others' Perspectives and Strategic Decision-Making - Lecture 2

A game theory lecture on formalizing players, strategies, and payoffs, then using dominance, rationality, and common knowledge to analyze strategic choices.

• YouTube
• 1 hour 9 minutes
• Self-Paced
• Free Video

Introduction to Game Theory - Strategies, Payoffs, and Strategic Thinking

An introduction to strategic thinking through game theory, examining payoffs, dominant strategies, collusion, prisoners’ dilemmas, and coordination problems.

• YouTube
• 1 hour 9 minutes
• Self-Paced
• Free Video

Best Responses in Game Theory - Soccer Penalties and Business Partnerships

Uses best-response reasoning to analyze soccer penalty kicks and profit-sharing partnerships, then previews Nash equilibrium.

• YouTube
• 1 hour 12 minutes
• Self-Paced
• Free Video

Game Theory I

This course will introduce you to Game Theory provide you with tools to formally analyze both static and dynamic strategic interaction among economic agents with numerous applications to practical eco

• Federica
• Self-Paced
• Free Online Course

Game Theory II

This course in Game Theory will provide you with more advanced tools that will allow you to formally analyze strategic interaction among economic agents in the presence of incomplete information — i.e

• Federica
• Self-Paced
• Free Online Course