
Dr Nives Zubcevic-Basic
- Swinburne Business School
- Sport Innovation Research Group
- Department of Management and Marketing
- BA1033 Hawthorn campus
Biography
As the Director, Master of Marketing, Nives is responsible for setting and implementing the program's strategic initiatives. The role involves the ability to consult and work in conjunction with stakeholders both within and outside of the School of Business, Law and Entrepreneurship in the pursuit to educational excellence. Nives is an active researcher and works in the area of consumer behaviour and marketing communication, exploring attractiveness and body image, mental health, sport fanaticism and consumer neuroscience. Nives uses eye tracking and EEG equipment in her research. Nives has a strong involvement with industry, including local advertising agencies and global networks such as L'Oreal, Arsenal Football Club, Zara, and Google.
Research interests
Advertising Effectiveness; Marketing Communications; Branding; Psychology and Neuromarketing; Consumption and Everday Life; Culture; Gender; International Advertising
PhD candidate and honours supervision
Higher degrees by research
Accredited to supervise Masters & Doctoral students as Principal Supervisor.
Honours
Available to supervise honours students.
Fields of Research
- Marketing - 350600
- Health Promotion - 420603
Teaching areas
marketing;marketing communication
Further information
- http://theconversation.com/profiles/nives-zubcevic
Publications
Also published as: Zubcevic-Basic, Nives; Zubcevic-Basic, N.; Zubcevic, N.; Zubcevic, Nives
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Recent research grants awarded
- 2022: Benefits of Inclusive Employment *; Jobsbank Limited Fund Scheme
- 2019: Change Our Game initiatives evaluation *; Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions
* Chief Investigator
Recent media
- 2021-08-12: Social media influencers not qualified to give health advice, experts say - The Daily Telegraph
- 2021-07-27: Fitspiration was the antidote to 'thinspo'. When did it get so toxic? - Triple J Hack
- 2020-11-06: Celebrity endorsements & the US Election - Sky News Arabia
- 2020-10-19: Do Celebrity Endorsements Help Win Elections? - Junkee
- 2020-05-15: ‘Best of’ sport lists are filling the live sport vacuum, but women take the sidelines once again - The Conversation
- 2019-04-11: Australians' body image distorted - Eating Disorders Australia
- 2019-03-16: Three wise women on how they've learned that healthy bodies come in all shapes and sizes - Now to Love
- 2018-09-24: Why fake celebrity endorsement ads are so successful in scamming Australians - The New Daily
- 2016-11-09: US election: celebrity impact - ABC South East NSW
- 2016-10-06: US election: celebrity impact - ABC Far North Queensland
- 2016-10-05: US election: what impact do celebrity endorsements really have? - The Conversation
- 2015-11-22: This is the average Aussie woman's body - Kidspot
- 2015-11-20: What the average woman looks like - Herald Sun
- 2015-03-24: Celebrity endorsement for small business - The Sydney Morning Herald
- 2013-07-09: Male body image: The increase in male cosmetic surgery - SBS News
- 2013-07-09: Bigorexia eating our men and boys - The Hoopla
- 2013-07-09: Brotox - SBS Insight
- 2013-05-28: What women want - Upstart
- 2012-12-02: Industry code did a fat lot of good - Sunshine Coast Daily
- 2012-11-30: Reining in advertisers to curb Australias body distortion - The Conversation