Rebecca Rendell

Rebecca Rendell is a Senior Lecturer in Exercise Physiology at Bournemouth University in the UK. She leads the BSc Sport and Exercise Science program and has a background in Post-Doctoral experience and a Doctorate from the Extreme Environments Laboratory at the University of Portsmouth.

Rebecca has honed her skills in research project management, communication, organization, scientific techniques, writing, and establishing collaborative partnerships to support clinical, occupational, and sporting institutions.

She received her education from King's College London and the University of Birmingham, with achievements that include publications of peer-reviewed articles and reviews on funded research in exercise and environmental physiology and sports performance. Rebecca also provides advice to athletes and has won prizes at international conferences.

Her academic journey includes studying A levels in Biology, Physics, and PE at Corfe Hills School, completing a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Exercise Physiology at the University of Portsmouth, achieving a Merit in Human and Applied Physiology (MSc) from King's College London, and obtaining an Upper Second Class Honours in Sport and Exercise Science (BSc Hons) from the University of Birmingham.

Rebecca Rendell has held various positions in academic and research institutions, including Senior Lecturer and former Lecturer in Exercise Physiology at Bournemouth University, Senior Research Associate, and PhD Researcher at the University of Portsmouth. She also has experience as a Coach at Poole Athletic Club.