The Case Centre Awards and Competitions
Outstanding case writers and teachers from across the globe are recognised in The Case Centre's Awards and Competitions. These prestigious accolades celebrate worldwide excellence in case writing and teaching and are now considered the case method community's annual 'Oscars'.
Awards
Our awards have been presented since 1991. We recognise those cases that have been used in the largest number of organisations across the globe in the past year in nine management categories and a free case category. We also have an Overall Winner Award, and Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method Award.
Competitions
Outstanding Case Writer
Compete against the best case writers in the world.
Outstanding New Case Writer
New case writers from numerous organisations across the globe enter this hotly contested competition every year.
Outstanding Compact Case
This highly competitive contest attracts top-calibre entrants from organisations worldwide who submit cases that are a maximum of five pages long.
Outstanding Case Writer: Hot topic
The hot topic chosen by our Executive Committee for the 2019/20 competition is Diversity and Discrimination.
Outstanding Case Writer: Hot topic
Outstanding Case Teacher
Our global competition recognises exceptional case method teachers who are achieving excellence through innovative and creative approaches to teaching.
Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method Award
This prestigious award celebrates an individual's outstanding contribution to the case method.
Please note that our hot topic and compact case competitions run on alternate years.
Do you have star quality?
Take part in our annual awards and competitions and compete against the best in the world.
Our awards are presented to the most widely used cases across the globe in the past year in nine management categories and a free case category. We also present an Overall Winner Award, and Outstanding Contribution to the Case Method Award.
Our competitions celebrate exceptional case writers, first-time case writers; the best case in our ‘hot topic’ category; a remarkable compact case; and outstanding case teaching achievements.
