We’re Here to Support You
As a Case School of Engineering student, your focus should be on honing your skills, acquiring valuable knowledge, and engaging in experiences that will distinguish you as a leader in your field. We recognize this, so we've compiled essential resources in one convenient location to enhance your experience and foster your success.
Navigate Your Student Experience
With scholarships to secure and a co-op to land, you’ve got a lot on your mind. Luckily, we have plenty of helpful resources to point you in the right direction.
- Co-op Program: Learn about our optional, accredited Co-op Program, which places you with top companies for seven-month paid work experiences to hone your engineering skills outside the classroom.
- Study abroad: Get a global perspective with a variety of international experiences, including formal study abroad programs, engineering-specific opportunities and even international co-ops and internships.
- Sears think[box]: Bring your great ideas to life at our 50,000-square-foot open-access innovation center with all the equipment and resources you need to ideate and innovate.
- Student groups: Get involved with your campus community and classmates.
- CWRU LaunchNet: Business on the brain? Get the entrepreneurial advice you need to turn your eureka moment into a market-ready startup.
- Peer Advising: Find a peer advisor to offer guidance on everything from choosing your major to preparing for life after graduation.
Connect With Career Support
The Career Center at Case Western Reserve University is dedicated to helping you navigate your career path. The team there can help you take advantage of personalized career coaching, practice interview techniques, develop networking skills and more.
Student Life Offices
Numerous teams of staff within Case School of Engineering are available to support your student experience. These include our Division of Engineering Leadership and Professional Practice, which connects you with opportunities to integrate the fundamentals from the classroom into the real world, and our Office of Professional Programs, which is responsible for managing course schedules, coordinating events and activities, handling student inquiries and more.
Find University Resources You Need
Whether you’re seeking textbooks for your courses, support for your career development, or assistance with health and counseling services, there are dedicated teams ready to help you every step of the way at CWRU.
- University Bookstore: Access textbooks and supplies for your courses.
- Access Services: Get your student ID, parking permit and more.
- Health and Counseling Services: Access healthcare and mental health support.
- Disability Resources: Get the accommodations you need to thrive.
- Kelvin Smith Library: Discover a wealth of academic resources and study spaces.
- LinkedIn Learning: Enhance your skills with online courses.
- LGBT Center: Connect with resources and support for LGBTQ+ students.
- Parking Services: Find information about campus parking and transportation options.
- Safe Ride: Access safe transportation options after hours.
- Software Center: Get software resources for your studies.
- Student Financial Services: Find help with financial aid and budgeting.
- University Technology: Explore tech resources to support your learning.
- Undergraduate Student Government and Graduate Student Council: Make your voice heard!
- University policies: Discover important information about student conduct at CWRU.
- International Student Services: Receive support when navigating Case Western Reserve and Cleveland for the first time.
Explore Our Programs
Are you interested in becoming a student at Case School of Engineering, or are you looking for information specific to a program in which you’re already enrolled? Head to our academic pages to find the details you need.
Pursue Research Opportunities
As a student at Case School of Engineering, you don’t just learn about research findings—you’re an essential part of the research enterprise. Here, you can gain lab experience as an undergraduate through coursework, paid research positions and co-op placements, allowing you to gain co-author listings on published findings while you help make a difference in the world.
