Case studies can be found in various places, including business magazines, such as the Harvard Business Review, journals, books, and websites. To find a case study, see the tips below.
Search for cases in databases
Search for cases in books and e-books in the library catalogue
i. Use the library catalogue to do a keyword search with both your topic and the term "case studies". For example:
ii. Use the library catalogue to find books from the Ivey School of Business that contain cases.
iii. Use library subject headings to find lists of books that include case studies. For example:
Purchase cases from commercial publishers
These sites allow you to browse or search the abstracts of educational case studies. Note that these are specifically written for teaching purposes and present case facts with teaching notes, discussion questions, and other possible resources to facilitate learning.
Search for free cases
You may want to check with your professor to make sure the case is thorough, authoritative, well-written, etc.
Adapted from Management Research Guide at the University of Ottawa