Dr Bruno Schivinski is a senior lecturer in the School of Media and Communication. He lectures in quantitative research methods to postgraduate students and supervises HDR students. His research interests are in online consumer behaviour.
Dr Bruno Schivinski, Ph.D., MA, BSc, FRSS, FHEA is a sociologist and senior lecturer in Advertising at RMIT University, Australia. He consults for online service providers, websites, and scientific institutions such as the Polish Ministry of Science and Higher Education (MNiSW) and the National Science Centre (NCN) in Poland. Dr. Schivinski is associate editor for SAGE Open and the Journal of Management and Business Administration–Central Europe. Dr. Schivinski specializes in quantitative research methods with focus on multivariate data analysis and generalization methods. His latest work can be found in the Journal of Business Research, Journal of Advertising Research, Industrial Marketing Management, and Journal of Clinical Medicine. His personal website: https:// brunoschivinski.wordpress.com/.
Accomplishments:
- 2020 Elsevier, Industrial Marketing Management, Awarded with Best Paper Award Runner-up for "Reflections of "Social media: Influencing customer satisfaction in B2B sales" and a research agenda".
- 2017 The Advertising Research Foundation, Journal of Advertising Research, Awarded with Best Paper Award Runner-up for "Developing and Validating a Scale to Measure Consumers' Engagement with Social Media Brand-Related Content".
- 2016 Emerald Literati Network, Journal of Research in Interactive Marketing, Awarded with Outstanding Paper for "The impact of brand communication on brand equity through Facebook".
- 2015 Gdansk University of Technology, Faculty of Management and Economics. Awarded with excellence in teaching, organizational, scientific activities.
- 2014 Best presentation award: CreativeTime – Wpływ młodych naukowców na osiągnięcia Polskiej nauki, V edycja, Kraków, Poland.
- 2012 Gdansk University of Technology Rector's Cup. Awarded for the first place at the "Barn Swallow Entrepreneurship 2011" contest for the best business plan and business innovation criteria.
- 2011 City Hall Scholarship from the City of Lublin. Awarded for the best M.A. dissertation dedicated to the economic development of the City of Lublin.
- 2011 Best paper award: Second place on the IX National Scientific Conference "Method, technique and tools of management", Lublin, Poland.
- 2010 Best case study presentation award: XIII International Scientific Conference Quality & Ethics, Kazimierz Dolny, Poland.
- 2009 Best case study presentation award: XII International Scientific Conference Activity 2009 - Creativity and entrepreneurship in the pro qualitative thinking and acting, Kazimierz Dolny, Poland.
Supervisor projects
Digital Phenotype implications: Decoding the digital footprint of behaviors that indicate problematic gaming behaviors
8 Oct 2024
Unveiling Health Insights: Exploring the Link Between Virtual Engagement and Real-World Well-being
10 Sep 2024
Online Flow: Individual Differences Regarding One's Absorbance by their Gaming Activity and their Translation to Real Life Information.
10 Sep 2024
The role of Circular Practices influencing consumers' attitudes, perceptions and behaviours regarding food waste
13 Mar 2024
Excessive Social Media Usage and its association with Neurobiological changes
11 Dec 2023
Balancing Between Internet Use Risks and Opportunities: A Multimodal Perspective
5 Jun 2023
Digital, real and unreal: Exploring the Cyber-Bio-Psychological factors contributing to the emergence of psychotic symptoms in adolescence.
5 Jun 2023
Socio-Emotional Difficulties and Internet Use/Abuse: How are they associated? When to Intervene? Who should be prioritized?
31 May 2023
Digital Media and Behavioral Addiction Where does use become Problematic?
31 May 2023
City Branding: Stakeholder Engagement on Social Media through Religion and Brand Coolness in the Middle Eastern Context
27 Oct 2020
Fit to Play: How Can Online Games Be Used to Influence the Dietary Behaviour of Emerging Adults?
1 Jul 2020
Teaching interests
Supervision interest: social media and online consumer behavior
Teaching: Critical Enquiry in Media and Communication
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