About the School
Fast Facts
Rankings
The Case School of Engineering is ranked among the nation's top 50 graduate engineering programs by U.S. News & World Report and top 10 in biomedical engineering.
Case Western Reserve University ranks 12th among private institutions and 24th overall in federal expenditures for science and engineering research development.
Science & Technology Centers
The Center for Layered Polymeric Systems (CliPS) is our first National Science Foundation-funded Science and Technology Center with total federal support of up to $40 million in its 10-year lifetime. CliPS integrates polymer science with research in nanotechnology, optics, laser physics, membranes, biomedical engineering and other scientific disciplines.
Our newly established Science and Technology Application Center (STAC) located in San Diego, Calif., and led by Mehran Mehregany, Goodrich Professor of Engineering Innovation, enables us to bring Case???s world-class talent base and Northeast Ohio???s lower-cost structure to the Pacific Rim and Asia for technology transfer.
Urban Challenge
In our first appearance in the DARPA Grand Challenge, TeamCASE and its self-driving robotic car DEXTER finished in the finished in the top 20 out of an initial international field of more than 80 competitors, beating schools such as Caltech, Georgia Tech and Princeton.
Energy & Environment
Created with a $3.6 million grant from the Cleveland Foundation and supported by the new Milton and Tamar Professorship in Energy Innovation, The Great Lakes Institute for Energy Innovation will enhance research in the generation, transportation, utilization and storage of energy to help solve the greatest engineering challenge of our time.
Graduates
Ninety-seven percent of employers say Case engineers produce faster than their peers. Two out of three graduates have worked at least one seven-month cooperative education assignment, while others have completed internships or offsite research projects.
Notable Alumni
Paul Buchheit,???98, ???98
Google employee #23 & inventor of Gmail
Chi-Foon Chan ???74, ???77
President & COO, Synopsys, Inc.
Herbert H. Dow 1888
Founder of Dow Chemical
Robert J. Herbold ???66, ???68
Vice President and COO (retired), Microsoft Corporation
Alexander Kummant ???82
President & CEO, Amtrak
Lilip Lau ???89
Inventor, the Guidant Stent
Craig Newmark???75,???77
Founder of craigslist
Frank Rudy ???50
Inventor of the Nike Air Sole
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By the Numbers | |
| Academic Departments | 7 |
| Affiliated Research Centers | 16 |
| Total Tenured and Tenure-track Faculty | 110 |
| Endowed Professorships | 18 |
| Total Students | 1,910 |
| Graduate Students | 612 |
| Undergraduate Students | 1,298 |
| Undergraduate Students with Financial Aid | 85% |
| Graduate Students with Financial Aid | 86% |
| Undergraduates with dual degrees or liberal arts minors | 1/3 |
| Total Alumni | Over 18,000 |
| International Alumni | 1096 |
| National Academy of Engineers Alumni | 37 |
| Ohio Eminent Scholars | 2 |
| Research Revenues | $33.3 million |
| University Endowment | $1.8 billion |
| Engineering Endowment | $224 million |
