LECTURE SERIES:
Game Theory

Lecturers:

Prof. Frank Thuijsman
Full Professor Strategic Optimization and Data Science, UM
Marieke Musegaas, PhD
Lecturer Data Science and Knowledge Engineering, UM
Prof. Arno Riedl
Full Professor Public Economics, UM
Monica Salvioli, PhD
Researcher Data Science and Knowledge Engineering, UM
Andrés Perea, PhD
Associate Professor Epistemic Game Theory, UM

This lecture series is only offered Online via Zoom.

The dates and times are: Thursdays, 19:30 - 21:30
13 and 20 Jan, 3, 10 and 17 Feb 2022

Game Theory is centred around mathematical models of conflict and cooperation. It plays an increasingly important role in many branches of science, such as economics, biology, computer science, psychology, political science, law, and medicine. The societal relevance of Game Theory is also illustrated by the fact that quite a few game theorists have been awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics, like 'beautiful mind’ John Nash in 1994. Nearly everyone has heard of the Prisoners' Dilemma, but what is really the issue? In these lectures, we introduce the basic concepts and examine several branches of this exciting field.

Cost of the whole online series
UM students for free
UM employees and students from other schools €12.50
Others €25