Find Your Fit
Case Western Reserve University’s collaborative approach to engineering research and experiential learning opportunities will equip you to solve the pressing problems of today—and the future. Whether you’re looking to start your undergraduate degree or advance your career, you’ll find an academic home in one of our nearly 50 degree programs.
At A Glance
Innovative, life-saving care
Combining biology and chip producing technologies, Umut Gurkan's lab created small-scale models of human biology that pharmaceutical companies can use to test new compounds. He also developed a point-of-care diagnostic test to screen babies and children for sickle cell disease.
Making Headlines
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November 10, 2026Study coauthored by students from high school to grad school finds the moon’s shadow took a different path overhead than on the ground -
November 06, 2026William Lvovich, a third-year PhD student in chemical engineering at Case Western Reserve University, has been selected for the U.S. Department of Energy's 2026 Office of Science Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) program.Lvovich, who specializes in electrochemical engineering, previously conducted… -
November 05, 2026On Sept. 20, researchers from Case Western Reserve University’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering participated in the Cleveland Museum of Natural History’s “In the Lab” program with an interactive activity titled “Building on Solid Ground: Exploring How Soil Supports Structures.”…
A Well-Rounded Experience
From our hands-on Roger E. Susi First-Year Undergraduate Engineering Experience to our accredited co-op program, from the Sears think[box] innovation center to the countless ways to engage with our surrounding community, there’s no shortage of experiential learning opportunities to take your degree to the next level.
A Place for Success
What do you get when you combine a global hub for technology, manufacturing and healthcare with world-class cultural institutions, entertainment, sports teams and more? The answer is Cleveland, Ohio.
*U.S. News & World Report
**National Academy of Inventors