Game Theory explores how people make decisions under conditions of uncertainty, competition, cooperation, and risk. Originally developed through mathematics, economics, and political strategy, it is now used in fields ranging from international relations and business to AI development and behavioural science.

At White Oak, students explore strategic thinking through discussion, simulations, real-world case studies, negotiation exercises, and analytical problem-solving. The programme encourages students to think beyond simple right-or-wrong answers and develop the ability to analyse incentives, anticipate outcomes, and understand how complex systems operate.

Students engage with topics such as:

• Strategic decision-making and negotiation
• Cooperation, competition, and conflict
• Political and economic strategy
• Behavioural psychology and human incentives
• AI, future systems, and emerging technologies
• Real-world case studies from business, diplomacy, and global affairs

Participation develops intellectual flexibility, analytical reasoning, and the ability to approach complex problems with clarity and strategic awareness.

WHO IT SUITS

Students interested in economics, politics, business, international relations, psychology, mathematics, AI, philosophy, law, or any field involving strategy, systems, and complex decision-making.