Mission
To develop transformational ideas and outstanding leaders for the advancement of business and society
Timeline
- 1939 - School of Business Administration established
- 1953 - Cleveland College relocates to University Circle with their School of Business recognized by Western Reserve University
- 1959 - Case Institute of Technology’s Engineering Administration Department named Department of Management Science
- 1967 - Federation of Case Institute of Technology and Western Reserve University formed Case Western Reserve University
- 1970 - Department of Management created
- 1976 - Creation of Full-Time MBA
- 1980 - School dedicated as Weatherhead School of Management
- 1988 - Enterprise Hall completed, Weatherhead’s first facility
- 1994 - George S. Dively Building completed, home of Executive Education
- 2002 - Peter B. Lewis Building completed, main home of Weatherhead
Weatherhead Firsts
- First PhD in Organizational Behavior & Operations Research
- First networked computer lab in the U.S.
- First competency-based MBA program in U.S. for Emotional Intelligence
- First Executive Doctor of Management (EDM) program in the nation
- First to explore Manage by Designing
- First business school to introduce leadership assessment in its MBA curriculum
- First graduate disciplines in Organization Behavior and Operations Research
- First to create Appreciative Inquiry
- Founder of the Fowler Center for Sustainable Value
Degrees
- 3 Undergraduate Degree Programs: BS in Accounting, BS in Management with a focus in Finance, Marketing, or individualized program of study, BA in Economics
- 6 Masters Degree Programs: MBA (Full-Time and Part-Time), Executive MBA, MSM Finance, MSM-Operations Research and Supply Chain Management, Master of Accountancy, MSM - Positive Organization Development & Change
- 4 Doctoral Degree Programs: Doctor of Management, PhD in Management, PhD in Organizational Behavior, and PhD in Operations Research
- 2 Joint Degree Programs: Master of Engineering and Management (with Case School of Engineering), Master of Nonprofit Organizations (with Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences)
People
- Full-Time Faculty: 72 (59% tenured, 23% non); 93% PhD, 24% women, 31% international
- Full-Time Staff: 73
- Students: 1,451
- Alumni: 17,000+
Geographic Distribution
Faculty
82% Domestic/18% International
Current Students
73% Domestic/27% International
Incoming Students
48% Domestic/52% International

