Adjunct Instructor: Gaming Industry Decision-Making
Listed on 2026-10-10
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Entertainment & Gaming
Music & Audio Production
Carnegie Mellon University seeks an instructor to teach How Entertainment Makes Decisions:
Lessons from Gaming. The course explores how entertainment companies decide what audiences want, what to make, what to change, and when to take a risk.
Using the video game industry as a case study, students will examine audience insights, data, experimentation, decision-making under uncertainty, and cross-functional collaboration, with lessons that can be applied across film, television, music, agencies,
The Adjunct Instructor:
Gaming Industry Decision-Making role at Carnegie Mellon University is now open for applications in Los Angeles, CA, United States.
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