How do I find case studies using a key word search?

Here is an example of a search that you can do in the multi-database search tool to find case studies with a keyword search. A keyword search is the broadest search. 

Note: you can do a similar search in the subject database of your choice. See: How do I find databases by subject?

1. On the Library homepage, type your search term in the main search box. For example:
   
   case study
    
2. Click on Search.
   Note: Sign in with your myWalden username and password if prompted.
3. Add other keywords as needed in the second and third search boxes. Leave case study in the first search box.
   For example, if you wanted case studies on small business, you could enter:
   
   second search box:  entrepreneur or small business​
    
4. Click search to do a search with your added keywords.

More information:

• How do I find case studies with a Subject Term search?
• How to find case studies with the Document Type limiter?
• How do I find case studies in the databases? 
• Where can I find Harvard Business case studies? 
• Learn about establishing a research design, including case study research, from the Office of Research and Doctoral Services

Do you have other Library questions?  Ask a Librarian!