Weatherhead Undergraduate Programs

04/08/2025

The Weatherhead School of Management will be offering more summer courses than ever before this year!

The summer term is a great opportunity to catch up or get ahead. Complete prerequisites over the summer and start taking major courses in the Fall. Students can also complete 80% of the Business Management minor over the summer with the final course during the Fall semester.

Courses of note include:

MGMT 205: Essentials of Personal Finance (1.5 cr.) - open to all CWRU students (+fulfills UGER Wellness requirement)

MGMT 395: Advanced Seminar - Leading with Purpose: Strategies for Intentional Impact (1 cr.) - prerequisite waived over the summer

MGMT 299: Industry Project Experience - Global Career Accelerator (3 cr.) - experiential learning program with authentic work experience; no prerequisites

ECON 346/446: Economics Perspectives (3 cr.) - no prerequisites

Register on SIS https://sis.case.edu/

10/18/2023

09/29/2023

The nineteenth class of Weatherhead School of Management undergraduate students were inducted into the Wolstein Society. The Wolstein Society recognizes outstanding undergraduate students in their senior year who represent the spirit of enterprise as demonstrated by leadership, scholarship, community service and professional will.

The nineteenth class of Weatherhead School of Management undergraduate students were inducted into the Wolstein Society. The Wolstein Society recogniz...

09/19/2023

Register for the 2023 Undergraduate Coffee Connections program!
Coffee Connections is an opportunity for a Weatherhead undergraduate student to connect with a Weatherhead alum over a cup of coffee or online. This experience allows alumni to share their experiences and career insights with students and gives students the opportunity to share their CWRU and WSOM experience with alumni. There have been great success stories of students gaining knowledge about industry trends and learning networking tips, and alumni feeling more involved with the school.

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06/14/2023

Apply for Fowler Center’s social entrepreneurship program

Applications are open for the Fowler Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit‘s ThinkImpact social entrepreneurship program.

This yearlong academic program exposes students to social entrepreneurship and supports them through the creation of their own business ideas. Applications for the 2023-24 cohort will be open until the end of July.

Find more information and submit your application:

The Fowler Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit and the Founders Academy in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have teamed up to offer an oppo...

04/27/2023

ECON 377 – Topics in Monetary Policy

Instructor: To be determined

Prerequisites: ECON 102 and ECON 103

Central banks have become enormously powerful economic institutions in many countries, yet their purposes and functions are widely misunderstood. This course is designed to enrich one's understanding of how central banks, such as the Federal Reserve System, actually operate; how they have been adapting to changes in the economic and financial landscape; and how they have been adapting to changes in technology. The course will highlight current monetary policy and central banking issues being dealt with in the United States and elsewhere. The course will emphasize the connection between economic theory and the practice of central banking. Where relevant, topics will be examined from a multi-country perspective, so that the practices of several different countries may be compared and contrasted.

04/26/2023

DESN 310 – Systems Analysis and Design (SAD)
Instructor: To Be Announced
Prerequisite: MIDS 301 and (ENGR 131 or CSDS 132 or DESN 210)

Required for Business Information Technology Major; can also count towards Business Information Technology concentration (Business Management major)

This course begins with business analysis and ends with information systems design. Students are introduced to tools and techniques enabling effective analysis, design and documentation of an information system application. The student learns methodologies that form the basis of systems design and engineering practices. Models that focus on the articulation of business functions, integrating process, data and behavioral abstraction form the core of formal methods in systems development using the Unified Modeling Language (UML). The course teaches students principles and skills that are essential to their function as system developers, participants and leaders of system development projects.