Weatherhead School of Management

Weatherhead School of Management is a private business school of Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) - the largest private research university in U.S. state of Ohio. It offers a range of academic programs including Executive Education, Undergraduate, Masters and Doctoral programs.

Weatherhead faculty are organized into seven academic departments: Accountancy, Banking & Finance, Economics, Information Systems, Marketing & Policy Studies Programs, Operations, Organizational Behavior.

Undergraduate programs are offered in the following areas: BS in Accounting, BS in Management, BA in Economics.

Master's degrees offered include the MBA; MAcc - Master of Accountancy; MPOD - MS in Positive Organization Development; MS - Finance; MSM - Operations Research; MSM - Supply Chain; and Master in Engineering Management. Weatherhead MBA has different options: 2-Year Full-Time; Executive MBA; Part-Time Program; Full-Time Accelerated MBA (11-month); and Dual MBA Programs.

The School offers PhD degrees in disciplines such as information systems and organizational behavior, and an Executive Doctor of Management (EDM) degree.

Rankings:

- The undergraduate program is ranked 30th overall in the nation and 14th among private institutions, according to U.S. News & World Report’s 2009 America’s Best Colleges.

- 95th in the Financial Times Global MBA Rankings 2009.

- Top 30 Design Thinking in Management School (BusinessWeek, 2009 - Global).

- 33rd for Full-Time MBA (Beyond Grey Pinstripes, 2009–Global).

- The doctoral programs rated 18th in the world (FT 2009).

- 97th in the EIU Ranking of Global Top 100 MBA Programs 2007.

- 57th in the FT Ranking of Top 85 EMBA programs 2006.

- 21st in the US News Ranking of Top Entrepreneurship programs 2005.

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