Caroline Oehlhorn
M.Sc - Innovation Management
Since April 2024, Caroline Oehlhorn is a research assistant at the Chair of Information Systems, in particular Health and Society in the Digital Age, since April. She worked at the Chair of Information Systems, in particular Information Systems in Service Industries from October 2015 to March 2023. Caroline studied Information Management and Corporate Communications (B.A.) at Neu-Ulm University of Applied Sciences, followed by a Master's degree in Innovation Management in Würzburg.
Caroline's research interests focus on the use of information technologies and the promotion of gender diversity in IT. Her work is mainly based on empirical studies published at international conferences (e.g. AMCIS, ICIS, SIGMIS CPR, WI) and journals (e.g. JSIS, The Data Base for Advances in Information Systems).
In teaching, she supervises students' seminar papers and theses. In the summer semesters, she regularly offers the seminar Gender Aspects in Information Systems.
Awards
- Winner of the University's Bettina Paetzold Award for Good Gender Education (2022)
- SIG GTM Best Paper Award Nominee of the Journal of Strategic Information Systems (2020)
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