About Our Programs
Deciding what to major in as an undergrad? Considering earning a graduate degree to advance your career? At Case Western Reserve University, the academic degrees we offer are as unique as the students who pursue them. Explore our hundreds of top-ranked undergraduate, graduate and professional degree programs to determine the next step in your academic journey.
Business Information Technology
Gain competence in programming for business applications, as well as a deeper understanding of select business processes and related information systems.
Engineering and Management
Interested in developing skills in business, technology management, or entrepreneurship? Apply your technical and analytical knowledge with master’s-level management tools in our one-year program.
Entrepreneurship
From launching a startup to running your own business, our curriculum will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to thrive as an entrepreneurial leader.
International Business
Strengthen your global competencies and your understanding of foreign culture and business.
Leadership
Deepen your understanding of leadership and organizational behavior to help manage change at the individual, team, organizational and societal levels.
Master of Business Analytics and Intelligence
Drive better business results by honing the essential skills for improving financial performance, strategic management, and operational efficiency through our master's program.
Master of Finance
As a finance student, you'll not only learn about key management principles but also financial markets, valuation, modeling and other quantitative skills.
Master of Healthcare Management
Want to advance your career in healthcare management? Our master's program will help you attain fundamental business skills to balance financial responsibilities, competitive pressures and human resource needs for an organization.
Master of Supply Chain Management
From operations planning, distribution, demand forecasting, and more—learn how to navigate the intricacies of both manufacturing and service industries.
Supply Chain Management
In our program—the first in the U.S.—you’ll study production, transportation, distribution and other logistics companies use to meet customer demands.