Case School of Engineering

Case School of Engineering Case School of Engineering: 140 years of collaborative research, experiential learning and solving ur

The Case School of Engineering is nationally ranked as one of the top engineering schools with a 140-year history of excellence. The School offers through eight departments: 14 undergraduate degree programs, 14 Master of Science degrees and their related Doctor of Philosophy degrees, as well as the Master of Engineering and Master of Engineering and Management degrees. Case Western Reserve University traces its roots to the founding of Western Reserve College in 1826, while the Case School of Engineering traces its roots to the 1880 founding of the Case School of Applied Science. The school became the Case Institute of Technology in 1947 and the Case School of Engineering in 1992. The university assumed its current structure in 1967 with the federation of Western Reserve University and Case Institute of Technology. Built from traditions of excellence in engineering, the natural sciences and mathematics, medicine, management, law, dentistry, nursing, the arts and humanities, social sciences and social work, all eight of the university's schools are top ranked in their disciplines. Dozens of faculty and alumni have received international honors in their fields, such as the Nobel Prize. Case Western Reserve University is the best small private university for engineers whose interests and abilities allow them to excel beyond engineering. Dual majors in the humanities, joint degrees in management and medicine, and laboratories shared with world class institutions like the Cleveland Institute of Art and NASA Glenn Research Center let Case Western Reserve engineers go as far as their imaginations will take them.

09/22/2026

As Case Western Reserve University continues to graduate well-prepared students who go on to exceptional careers, this outcomes-centric focus is being...

If Rhyder Swen could turn his CWRU experience into a video game, he’d name it, “School Life 2: Expanded Academics DLC” 🎮...
09/17/2026

If Rhyder Swen could turn his CWRU experience into a video game, he’d name it, “School Life 2: Expanded Academics DLC” 🎮

The fourth-year computer science student has packed his CWRU experience with academic exploration, from computer engineering and data science to Japanese and mathematics, while also serving as president of Big Games Club and staying involved with several other campus organizations.

Read more about Swen’s CWRU experience: https://brnw.ch/21x5LL2

From a lab in Ohio to classrooms in Paris, Abigail Noah's summer was all about seeing science from new perspectives 🌍🧪Th...
09/14/2026

From a lab in Ohio to classrooms in Paris, Abigail Noah's summer was all about seeing science from new perspectives 🌍🧪

The rising senior gained hands-on research and development experience at Smithers-Oasis while studying bioethics abroad in France. Between exploring Cleveland, working a FIFA Club World Cup, and training for her final soccer season, she made the most of every opportunity this summer.

CWRU's Michael Oakes and Dean Susan Hagness led a delegation to Oak Ridge National Laboratory, meeting with ORNL Directo...
09/10/2026

CWRU's Michael Oakes and Dean Susan Hagness led a delegation to Oak Ridge National Laboratory, meeting with ORNL Director Stephen Streiffer and exploring opportunities for research collaboration.

The group is pictured in front of Frontier, ORNL’s exascale supercomputer ⚙️

For CWRU student Aidan Selkirk, a test print became an unexpected piece of art 🎨 While researching the optimization of a...
09/08/2026

For CWRU student Aidan Selkirk, a test print became an unexpected piece of art 🎨 While researching the optimization of aerosol jet-printed circuitry, Selkirk noticed an abstract pattern in one of his microscopic test prints. He turned it into “Perched on the Edge of Perfection,” which earned runner-up honors in CWRU’s Art of STEM competition. Check it out:

As Aidan Selkirk readied an aerosol jet printer for its optimization process during experimentation in a Case Western Reserve University lab, he didn�...

What if AI could help bring healthcare innovations to patients faster? 🩺⚙️ This summer, Somesh Saini interned with Proct...
09/04/2026

What if AI could help bring healthcare innovations to patients faster? 🩺⚙️

This summer, Somesh Saini interned with Procter & Gamble's Personal Health Care R&D Digital Innovation team, where he helped build AI workflows to analyze clinical data and improve how healthcare products are developed. The experience gave him the opportunity to apply artificial intelligence to challenges with real-world impact.

Case Western Reserve University will lead a new U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) project focused on developing more effic...
08/31/2026

Case Western Reserve University will lead a new U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) project focused on developing more efficient, low-cost ways to produce heavy rare-earth metals used in everything from electric vehicles to military technology.

Led by Professor Rohan Akolkar, the CWRU team will leverage the university’s patented technology of molten salt electrolysis that he and his students invented a few years ago. Check it out:

Case Western Reserve University will lead a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) project aimed at advancing the United States’ ability to produce key rar...

08/28/2026

The campus comeback we’ve been waiting for 💙

And we’re back! 💙
08/25/2026

And we’re back! 💙

08/23/2026

Running full speed into the semester 🏃‍♂️💨💙

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