Rebecca Fenna

First Class Honours Forensic Science graduate with comprehensive hands-on training in crime scene investigation, evidence documentation, and mortuary procedures. Proficient in forensic photography and digital forensics software, with a strong foundation in health and safety, safeguarding, and Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) protocols. A clear, empathetic communicator who maintains strict professionalism under pressure, blending a solid background in the core sciences with the adaptability required for fast-paced investigative environments.

Reading Forensic scientific textbooks and case studies

Attending the gym to maintain a healthy and proactive lifestyle

Conducting research upon Mortuary protocols and reading upon postmortem examination codes of practice and standards entailing the Human Tissue Act

I achieved a First Class Honours for BSc (Hons) Forensic Science due to obtaining some of the highest grades and credits within my cohort throughout the full three years of study

I received a Jack Petchey Award for my strong teamwork and contribution with others in a local pantomime

 I became a mentor to younger children at school to allow them to feel heard and provide support, I provided a talk to the students in the year below me whilst studying at the University of Greenwich both in my second and third year, providing students with confidence and guidance for the studies and commitment required