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Offering students an interdisciplinary
approach to the study of social change and cultural
diversity in the United States.
Studies both basic
and applied research in the field as a means to
identify both problems and solutions.
Offers students the opportunity
to explore these cultures from a multidisciplinary
perspective so that they are able to understand
the social, cultural, political, and other forces
that shape and have shaped the history and cultures
of Asia.
Featuring
events from across the spectrum of humanities and
arts disciplines at Case.
At Case Western Reserve University (Case)
and University Hospitals of Cleveland (UHC) is a
National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive
Cancer Center.
The goal of the division of Cardiovascular Medicine is to build an interactive cardiovascular research program that spans critical areas of cardiology: vascular and ischemic disease; myopathy and heart failure; and arrhythmia and conduction defects.
The Career Center offers
individualized assistance, programs, and technologically
advanced resources to educate students in the development
of lifelong career management skills, the attainment
of work experience, and the integration of academic
and career plans.
Delivering solutions to
make fuel cells and energy efficient technologies
a viable choice for industry and consumers.
The mission of the
Center for Adolescent Health is to improve the bio-psycho-social-emotional
and environmental health of adolescents with a strong
emphasis on the Greater Cleveland Community. The Center for Adolescent Health was established in 1991 by Case Western Reserve University's School of Medicine. The Center incorporates research, professional education, and collaboration among community agencies and programs.
Coordinating clinical
and basic research activities working in areas of
research including mycobacterial research, molecular
and clinical virology, HIV immunology, clinical
treatment trials, epidemiology, biomedical ethics,
vaccine research, and international aspects of AIDS
CAPRI, directed by Professor Anne Hiltner, combines state-of-the-art facilities and student education with industrial collaboration in applied polymer science and engineering. The multidisciplinary collaboration has been the formula for success in probing fundamental problems in polymer structure-property relationships. Current research topics include hierarchical structures and nanolayered materials by forced-assembly.
The Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit encompasses a number of activities, all devoted to the healthy advancement of business in society. The Center brings together work that fosters sustainable enterprise, social entrepreneurship, cooperation, and global action.
The Frontiers of Biomaterials Research
Connecting Case with our neighbors in the Greater Cleveland Community
An interdisciplinary research center, established for
enhancing the cross-departmental CWRU wide research effort
towards understanding the human genome. The participating
departments of the center are: Electrical Engineering
and Computer Science from Case School of Engineering -
and - Genetics and Biostatistics & Epidemiology from
the School of Medicine.
This center will develop resources to continue the
world class experimental and theoretical research
programs in these areas at CWRU, while working in
close partnership with the Shafran
Planetarium at the Cleveland
Museum of Natural History , and with other institutions
to help develop first-rate popular programming to
help disseminate information on cosmology and astrophysics
to the public.
The Center for Evidence-Based Practices (EBPs) is a technical-assistance organization that promotes knowledge development and the implementation of EBPs for the treatment and recovery of people with severe mental illness and co-occurring severe mental and substance use disorders. The Center also implements and studies emerging best practices in an effort to identify innovations that consistently generate improved outcomes and, thus, may become an EBP.
The Center for International Health (newly reorganized as the Center for Global Health and Diseases) was established in 1987 as a coordinating structure to help link the numerous international health resources of the University, its affiliated institutions, and the Northern Ohio community in a multidisciplinary program of research, training and clinical application related to global health.
A group of inter-disciplinary,
specialized laboratories which focus on disorders
of mitochondrial function
Provides information and research to support decision-making,
policy analysis, institutional assessment, and strategic
planning.
A forum for interdisciplinary study of law,
technology, and the arts. Preparing students for
leadership in Intellectual Property, technological
innovation, and artistic rights.
The Center for Modeling Integrated Metabolic Systems (MIMS) combines mathematical modeling, computer simulation, and in vivo experimentation to quantify relationships between cellular metabolism and physiological responses of tissue-organ systems and the whole body. This involves many inter-disciplinary research teams from Case Western Reserve University , Cleveland State University , and University Hospitals of Cleveland.
Enabling faculty and students from across the university to work with
each other and community leaders to study the development,
evaluation, and improvement of public policy.
Providing opportunities for students, faculty, administrators,
and professionals to explore more fully the foundations
of personal and professional ethics.
REI seeks
to improve the economic welfare of the nation's
regions through a unique program of policy research,
education, and decision support.
Located in the Department
of Anthropology
The Center has been building and will continue to expand its community of researchers interested in the structure and function of RNA. The primary faculty in the Center for RNA Molecular Biology and faculty housed in several other university and Cleveland Clinic departments form a cohesive, highly interactive group.
Created in 2002 to focus the efforts of the University
and the city in a significant new collaboration
to impact the areas of health and healthcare delivery
systems through community outreach, education, and
health policy
The Center for Science and Mathematics Education in the College of Arts and Sciences serves as a clearinghouse for the wide variety of pre-college programs at Case, as a coordinating body for outstanding programs housed at the university, and as a catalyst for the development of new and innovative partnerships
This center holds
the promise of making scientific breakthroughs in
the molecular and cell biology, physiology, and
clinical treatments and regeneration of cartilage,
bone and other skeletal tissues.
Providing an educational opportunity
for undergraduate students interested in a wide
array of issues concerning children and the experience
of childhood.
Extends Case Western Reserve
University's College of Arts and Sciences resources
to the community through a variety of noncredit
programs. Courses are designed to be challenging
learning experiences of university level and quality.
Dedicated to the
study of the medical past through a distinguished
collection of rare books, museum artifacts, archives,
and images.
Offers an opportunity to study
a rigorous physics program in an engineering context.
A Language Center for
teaching of English as a foreign language to foreign
students in cooperation with various institutions
of higher learning in the US.
A multi-disciplinary program that
introduces students to the societal determinants
and implications of environmental problems. Emphasis
is given to the moral, cultural, and political dimensions
of environmental problems and solutions.
A national resource for interdisciplinary research.
An interdisciplinary program which develops fundamental skills in critical and global thinking and in comparative analysis, as well as an understanding of the interactions of race, class, gender, and sexuality in the experiences of a range of social groups.
Designed to provide students with
knowledge of evolutionary processes underlying the
evolution and diversification of life on Earth.
The first doctoral program in the world to integrate concept and practice within the context of today's emerging and pressing global issues.
Preparing
students for global opportunities in law practice,
business, and public service. Exploring critical
issues of global legal reform through lectures,
research, and publications.
Taking a global approach to French
in its broadest context, and our curriculum reflects
the diversity of the Francophone cultures of Africa,
the Caribbean, Europe, North America, and elsewhere.
A German studies major encourages
students to study in several disciplines from a
generous selection of approved courses in the humanities,
arts, social sciences, and economics.
Multi-disciplinary program
designed to integrate research and theory about
aging and old age.
Through the formation of The Great Lakes Institute for Energy Innovation, Case Western Reserve University—already a leader in energy innovation—is coordinating efforts of numerous partners throughout Ohio to provide the state with a competitive advantage in terms of cost, reliability and the ability to access, generate, transport and store its sustainable energy resources.
The Center is
a joint program of the Weatherhead School of Management
and the School of Medicine, bringing together medical
and management perspectives in education and research
activities.
HSMC is the region's premier provider of executive
education in health care management and leadership.
The Center focuses its activities at the intersection
of three critical decision-making groups in health
care individual providers, institutional
providers and purchasers of health care services.
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and Philosophy of Science >>
Institute for the Integration of Management and Engineering >>
TIIME is uniquely positioned to help both students and technology-based companies learn how to integrate engineering and management to achieve superior organizational performance. TIIME's mission is to foster the integration of these disciplines through Academic Programs, Technology Transfer, and Scholarly research.
Japanese Studies >>
Japanese language and culture
Offering an interdisciplinary approach to the study of the history, religion, social experience and culture of the Jewish people.
Preparing students to face the
challenges at the intersection of law and medicine,
such as health care regulation, health care finance,
and biotechnology.
Raising the standard in non-profit management
education
A synergistic, coherent, and
parallel education in mathematics and physics.
Interdisciplinary program encompassing
Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Geological Sciences,
and Physics
Meeting
the technical challenges that must be solved in
order to implement manned and unmanned space exploration.
The Ohio Substance Abuse and Mental Illness Coordinating
Center of Excellence (Ohio SAMI CCOE) is a partnership
between the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences
at CWRU and the Department of Psychiatry at the
CWRU School of Medicine. It is in collaboration
with the Ohio Department of Mental Health. The Ohio
SAMI CCOE helps mental health agencies and substance
abuse agencies throughout the State of Ohio develop
and enhance services to persons with co-occurring
mental and substance use disorders by supporting
the implementation of the New Hampshire-Dartmouth
Dual Disorder Integrated Treatment (DDIT) model.
Prepares students for advanced study in architecture.
Broadening the scope of CWRU’s Jewish Studies curriculum
and strengthening interest in Judaic Studies on
campus and throughout the local, national, and international
communities.
Supporting
multidisciplinary research and education at CWRU
on children and childhood. Initiatives of the Schubert
Center promote understandings of child development
from infancy through adolescence, and in local,
national, and international contexts.
Provides training and real-world experience to
students who have a background in science and a
vision for new and growing ventures.
An innovative undergraduate experience designed
to establish the foundations for academic inquiry.
Experience the various aspects
of prevention, recognition, and treatment of the
athletic injuries in the unique environment of athletic
competition.
Undergraduate Tuition of only $419
per credit hour (half the regular rate).
Provides training for careers in teaching
and education.
Offering a Masters in Management
and Engineering. Academic Programs, fostering Technology
Transfer and Scholarly Research
A community
of scholars with national and international recognition,
and professional practitioners dedicated to critical
thinking. It fulfills a unique mission of encouraging
and coordinating innovative interdisciplinary research,
education, and service programs relevant to the
health and well-being of elderly persons.
Dedicated to improving the quality of teaching
at Case by providing opportunities for faculty to
engage in discussion, research, and innovations
centered around the topic of learning.
The mission of
the CWRU Center
for Women is to promote the well-being and advancement
of women through education and advocacy.
A dynamic and reflective
community of learners working to enhance the information
environment of the Weatherhead School of Management
and the community.
The Career and Student Life Center is committed
to supporting and creating opportunities for students
and alumni to learn, to lead, and to manage their
careers. We offer opportunities for students and
alumni to explore and develop the diversity of skills
and cultures inherent in our community. We are committed
to offering opportunities for students and alumni
to promote the management profession as a noble
one that seeks to innovate, lead and enhance the
human experience.
Prepares students to think critically
and creatively by employing gender as a primary
category of analysis. The program is set up to examine
a variety of issues of specific interest to women
and of general interest to scholars of gender studies
across a variety of diverse cultural and historical
settings.
An institution designated by the Director-General
of the United Nations to form part of an international
collaborative network carrying out activities in
support of the WHO's program at all levels. The
global network is geared to nursing development
(education, practice, research and leadership) for
primary health care.
Offered through the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures.
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