Game theory, as a rigorous and mathematical method of theoretical construction, holds significant value in social science research. It is an essential theoretical tool for social science professionals and forms the foundation of training for students. In the realm of global risk politics research, the use of game theory in risk decision-making studies is particularly necessary. Game theory serves as a powerful tool for analyzing and understanding complex social interactions, spanning disciplines from economics and political science to psychology and sociology.

In the Game Theory Training Camp at the Risk Analysis Lab, students learn how to apply the fundamental principles of game theory to real-world scenarios. This training enhances their understanding of how individuals make decisions in strategic situations. Students acquire skills in modeling and analyzing strategic scenarios, determining optimal strategies, and predicting outcomes based on their analyses.

The Lab collaborates with internal and external educational resources, bringing together accomplished game theory researchers and practitioners. The training program emphasizes the integration between theoretical and empirical research in game theory, fostering the skills students need for successful strategic thinking.