Research focus:
Health and wellbeing; liveability; social determinants of health; inequity
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Dr Badland researches how improving the liveability of cities through better urban design can enhance health and wellbeing, and reduce inequities in diverse populations. Her work has spanned projects looking into how more liveable communities can support better health, social, developmental, disability, and transport outcomes, especially for those who are more vulnerable. Dr Badland has focused on research programs with end-users being policy-makers, planners, and non-government organisations within an increasing international context.
Her major achievements include working in two NHMRC Centres of Research Excellence projects, covering health, liveability, and disability, and being an investigator in a 14-country study examining associations between the built environment and health outcomes.
Dr Badland earned her PhD in Public Health from Auckland University of Technology (NZ) in 2007 where she investigated associations between the built environment, travel behaviours and health outcomes in adults. Dr Badland was awarded a Vice-Chancellor’s Senior Research Fellowship in 2017 and is a Principal Research Fellow based in the School of Global Urban and Social Studies.
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