Dr Belinda Paulovich is a researcher and educator in the School of Design and Architecture at Swinburne University of Technology. Her work investigates the role of design in improving health, wellbeing, and social outcomes across the lifespan. With a background in health, medical, and government sectors as a freelance communication designer, Belinda brings practical expertise to her research and teaching. She is recognised for her leadership in facilitating co-design workshops and mentoring postgraduate students through industry-engaged design projects.

Belinda is a member of Swinburne’s Centre for Design Innovation and the International Health Design Network. Her current research interests include the integration of artificial intelligence in co-design, information design for health communication, and academic capacity-building through initiatives such as Shut Up and Write (SUAW) and national network development to support scholarly writing and publishing.

Belinda is available to supervise HDR students in co-design, design for health, and information design and welcomes discussions with prospective applicants in these areas.