Terps Esports offers a range of services and collaborative opportunities that support student development, academic engagement, and community connection. Through partnerships across campus and beyond, our work blends esports, education, and experiential learning in meaningful ways.
Broadcast & Production Services
Terps Esports collaborates with the Philip Merrill College of Journalism to bring consistent esports broadcasts to the University of Maryland campus. This collaboration utilizes a broadcast studio space and program to develop student’s broadcasting skills. This student-facing broadcasting and production team is capable of supporting national in-person and virtual broadcasts, specializing in pre-production, live streaming, execution, content creation, and post-production asset distribution.
See our rate sheet here.
Community Programming
Terps Esports is open to a wide range of collaborative opportunities across campus and beyond. Our programming is designed to support outreach, education, and experiential learning through esports and gaming culture.
- Program Collaboration
- Outreach Programming
- Professional/Student Speaking Engagement(s)
- Class Lectures/Guest Speaking
- Tournament-Hosting
- Content Ventures
- K-12 event appearance
- Summer Camps - COMING SOON!
We welcome conversations around new ideas and partnerships, even if they are exploratory in nature.
On-Campus & Department Collaborations
- Academic Development: Guest lectures, capstone project collaboration, and esports-related learning outcome development.
- UMD Fan Engagement: Innovative ways to engage UMD fans both on campus and online. Through collaborations with UMD Athletics, TerpZone, and other campus partners, esports helps expand fan engagement into interactive, student-driven spaces.
- Event Hosting: Support for on-campus and partner-hosted events, including tournaments, showcases, and live activations that bring students and the broader UMD community together.
- Content Production: Student-led, professional-quality content highlighting competition, community, and campus culture. Support includes live broadcasts, event coverage, and short-form digital storytelling for social, web, and live environments.
- Student Career & Internship Pipeline Development: Ongoing efforts to create hands-on, career-focused experiences for students, with opportunities to collaborate on internship pipelines and experiential learning initiatives.
- Outreach Programming: Community-facing programming and engagement opportunities, including K–12 events, educational outreach, and campus partnerships designed to introduce esports in accessible and meaningful ways.