Open access case study websites
- Business Ethics Case Analyses A blog with major corporate cases from Professor Heather Salazar, Professor of Philosophy in Ethics and Mind.
- Case CentreSome free cases produced by a number of prominent schools and organisations across the globe.
You must register, as an educator, to access free cases. In addition, licenses are available for purchase to their entire case archive. - MaRSSearch for case study in the top right search box.
- MerlotFree business case studies, online learning and support materials and content creation tools, created by an international community.
- MIT Sloan management case studiesFree case studies.
- Open Access Teaching Case JournalCanadian, multi-disciplinary repository of quality, real-world teaching cases for students and instructors that are free-to-use and publish.
- Open Case Studies Project at UBCThe Open Case Studies project at UBC brings together faculty and students from different disciplines to write, edit, and learn with case studies that are free and open--they are publicly available free of cost, and they are licensed to allow others to revise and reuse them.
- Society of Human Resources Management."Case studies are available for HR faculty and instructors to use in HR classrooms at universities, as expressed in the Terms of Use for Faculty. Teaching notes are often included with each."
- Stanford Graduate School of Business: Case StudiesAfter running search click on Narrow your results, then scroll to the bottom to filter results to those that are Available to download at no charge.
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Open access simulations
- MIT Sloan management simulationsFree management simulations.
- BizMAPFree, tech start-up business simulation.
- Association for Business Simulation and Experiential Learning (ABSEL)This industry association lists business simulation providers. Some are free.
- Supply Chain GameTest your skills of running a supply chain with this online game. Can you complete the ordering process, without ending up with too much stock? Profits and reputation are at stake!
