Online Engineering Blog
What’s the easiest way to stay up to date on what’s happening in engineering? In any given year, engineering blogs provide a great opportunity to stay connected with the larger conversations in your field.
From the COVID-19 pandemic to the SpaceX launch, 2020 has been an unprecedented year. Now...
What are the skills needed to be an engineering manager? Some are more obvious than others, but at the Case School of Engineering, we understand that engineering leadership requires certain characteristics that do not always come naturally to those who decided to pursue a career in STEM.
To hel...
Engineering failures due to ethics are not new. From the Johnstown Flood in 1889 to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in 2011, engineering failures have been caused by problems in design, construction and safety protocol.
The blame can often be laid at ignorance, miscommunications and, in s...
From its impact on society at large to the lives of individuals, an engineering innovation can have a ripple effect that’s felt far and wide. As a new decade starts at the Case School of Engineering, we have identified the most significant innovative engineering trends that will be making waves th...
There are two ways to approach writing a personal statement: you can panic—or you can use it as an opportunity to speak directly to the admissions committee. GRE scores are a testament to your competencies, and your letters of recommendation showcase you as a colleague and peer. A personal stateme...
