Case Studies are popular for the Business School as they allow students to analyse information and issues which feature companies or scenarios.
These can be a real life example or a fictional scenario to help illustrate a particular point. They help to bring complex theories to life and allow students to learn within a specific context.
They normally involve problem solving and can result in different viewpoints or approaches being offered. The facts and details are important but as a student you'll need to make a judgement of what you would do. This involves making a decision of what to do, or recommend, what aspect to tackle first and why. What evidence supports your decision.
How to analyse a Case Study (taken from Essentials of Management Information Systems by Laudon, K.C. and Laudon, J. P.
Case Studies by Cengage
Case Study Analysis (taken from Strategic Management; concepts and cases by Thompson, A. A. and Strickland, A. J.
Case Study analysis - analysing a case study by ThoughtCo
How to write a good case study by Schreyer Institute for Teaching Excellence, Penn State University
Guide to Case Study Analysis by MBAdepot.com