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Clarissa Meerts is a graduate in criminology. In 2018 she published her PhD research 'The semi-autonomous world of corporate investigators' on corporate investigations in the Netherlands. She has previously worked as lecturer and researcher at Erasmus University Rotterdam.

Clarissa conducts research in the programme Empirical and normative studies. Her research interests lie at the crossroads of criminology, law and organisational studies. She mainly applies a qualitative research approach. Her main expertise concerns issues related to criminology, corporate security/investigations, corporate and white-collar crime and organised crime. She has published on subjects such as corporate security, real estate fraud and organised crime and was involved in mayor research projects such as the Dutch organised crime monitor.

After completing her bachelor in criminology at Erasmus University Rotterdam (cum laude), Clarissa Meerts (1986) completed a master in International and Comparative Criminology (cum laude) at the Erasmus University Rotterdam in 2009. In 2012 she received a NWO Research Talent grant to execute her PhD research on corporate investigations and public/private relations in the corporate security sector.

In 2012 Clarissa Meerts received a NWO Research Talent grant for her PhD research on corporate security

• Inleiding sociologie
• Sociologische perspectieven op criminaliteit (SOC POC)
• Theoretische criminologie
• Onderzoeksvaardigheden in de criminologie/bachelor scriptie
• Politie en Veiligheid
• Publiekrechtelijke rechtshandhaving
• Begeleiding master scripties