Dr. Caren Schelleman

Dr. Caren Schelleman

Assistant Professor

Dr. Caren Schelleman is an Assistant Professor of Accounting and Information Management at Maastricht University’s School of Business and Economics. She earned her MA in Economics and Business Administration (1997) and PhD in Auditing (2003) from Maastricht University, and received part of her research training at the Fisher School of Accounting, University of Florida.

Her research focuses on auditing, assurance services, internal control, and corporate governance, both from economic and behavioral perspectives. She has published in leading journals such as The Accounting Review, Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory, European Accounting Review, and Accounting and Business Research.

Dr. Schelleman is co-author of the book Accounting Information Systems and Internal Control (Wiley) and regularly presents her work at international conferences, including the European Accounting Association, American Accounting Association, and the International Symposium on Audit Research. She also teaches courses on internal control and auditing at undergraduate and graduate levels and has served as a visiting professor at the University of Auckland, New Zealand.

Articles & Publications

Internal Controls

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Internal controls

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Audit Committee Involvement and Audit Quality (EN/ NL)

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Audit Committees and Audit Quality

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