Our global Outstanding Case Teacher competition recognises exceptional case method teachers who are achieving excellence through innovative and creative approaches to case teaching.

This is your chance to have your say and nominate your favourite case teacher for this prestigious prize. And if your nominated teacher wins, you'll receive a £100 Amazon gift voucher!* 

Who can be nominated?

Your nominee must be a management education teacher currently working within an academic or corporate environment, and your entry must be related to teaching carried out since November 2015.

You can nominate individual teachers, a team of teachers, or a PhD student who teaches.

Nominations for this year's competition closed on 27 July 2018.

What is required?

The judges are looking for an outstanding case teacher, for example, one who:

• always goes that extra mile to motivate and inspire students and colleagues
• takes an innovative and exciting approach that achieves exceptional results for students
• introduces new technologies or develops new and original teaching strategies
• pioneered the use of cases at your institution.

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Prize and recognition

This is a prestigious competition and many high-profile management educators have won it in the past. See our previous winners

We invite the winner to feature on our website and in our newsletter, which is sent to 52,000 global subscribers. We also notify leading business press worldwide.

The winning teacher or team will receive a prize of £1,150 ($1,400; €1,300), a special trophy and a letter of commendation from the judging panel.

The Amazon gift voucher winner in 2018 was Nicolai Jakobsen for his nomination of our winner Pierre Chandon, INSEAD.

Judging

The 2018/19 Outstanding Case Teacher competition will by judged by a panel of internationally renowned case method experts.

Please do not contact any of the judges about your nomination as your nominee may be disqualified.

Nominations for this year's competition closed on 27 July 2018.

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