Are you and your undergraduates missing out?
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Exciting and inspiring
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The case method has been associated with post-graduate management education for over a century – but a growing number of teachers are discovering that it’s also an exciting and inspiring way to teach undergraduates. Make sure your undergraduates don’t miss out.
What is the case method?
There are a couple of ways you can ‘dip your toe in the water’ and try out cases on your undergraduates if you have no experience of the case method.
And if you’re worried that undergraduates will resist lengthy pre-session reading assignments, you can select from our compact cases, all of which are five pages and fewer. 
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Register your interest for our 2018 Inspiration Day
Do you teach undergraduates? Or are you new to teaching undergraduates? Are you looking for fresh and exciting ways to engage and motivate your undergraduate students? If so, come on our Inspiration Day, ‘Undergraduates and Cases: Transform your Teaching’. The event, to be held at Friends House, London, UK, on 18 May 2018, will be of huge benefit to faculty who want to find out more about using the case method to teach undergraduate level students. Register your interest
See what happened at the 2017 Inspiration Day
Don’t take our word for it …Not sure about using cases with undergraduates? Meet experienced undergraduate teacher, Jamie Rundle, who regularly uses cases with his undergraduate classes:
A student perspectiveFind out why undergraduate James Coney is a big fan of the case method:
Case workshops for faculty and students
We’re happy to helpIf you would like any more information about using cases with undergraduates, contact us today:
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If you’re new to case teaching or need to brush up your skills, why not come on a