Ross Ranks No. 16 Globally in FT Teaching Cases Ranking, Powered by WDI Publishing

The Financial Times has named University of Michigan - Stephen M. Ross School of Business No. 16 in the world in its 2026 Teaching Cases ranking. This recognition belongs to Ross faculty, who write some of business education’s most widely used cases, and to our team at WDI Publishing, which edits and distributes most of them.
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The Financial Times has named University of Michigan – Stephen M. Ross School of Business No. 16 in the world in its 2026 Teaching Cases ranking, which measures how widely business schools’ cases are adopted and used in classrooms globally.

This recognition belongs to Ross faculty, who write some of business education’s most widely used cases, and to our team at WDI Publishing, which edits and distributes most of them. Hundreds of leading business schools teach these cases, which means thousands of students learn from Ross professors.

The editors at WDI Publishing work with each author to ensure every case meets our editorial standards before formatting, publishing and distributing it to educators worldwide.

Read about the ranking and the methodology in the Financial Times.

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