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Competitive BBSRC-funded MIBTP studentship. The international-student cap is 30% of the MIBTP network cohort, not a project-specific allocation or individual award probability. Successful international awardees receive full tuition. £21,805 is a 2026/27 stipend benchmark, not a confirmed 2027/28 rate. Visa/IHS are student-paid; individual award terms, family-recruitment reimbursement, OPM support and training-year travel/accommodation remain to be confirmed.

Competitive BBSRC-funded MIBTP studentship. International intake is subject to a cohort-level cap of 30%; the exact denominator, whether the cohort is the entire MIBTP network, and this project’s actual allocation are unspecified. This does not indicate an individual award probability. Successful international awardees receive full tuition. £21,805 is a 2026/27 stipend benchmark; the 2027/28 rate and individual award terms are unconfirmed. Visa and IHS are student-paid.

Competitive BBSRC-supported MIBTP funding. Successful international awardees receive full tuition coverage; international awards are capped at 30% of the cohort (not a personal probability). £21,805/year is the 2026/27 stipend benchmark; the 2027/28 amount is unconfirmed. Students pay visa/IHS costs.

Competitive MIBTP funding. Successful international awardees receive full tuition coverage; international awards are capped at 30% of the cohort (not a personal probability). £21,805/year is the 2026/27 stipend benchmark; the 2027/28 amount is unconfirmed. Students pay visa/IHS costs.

Four-year MIBTP competition; Birmingham confirms full international tuition, including the overseas fee gap, plus a tax-free UKRI-rate stipend. Up to 30% of awards in the stated cohort may go to international applicants; the information does not confirm whether the cohort spans the full MIBTP partnership or state this project’s allocation. This is not an individual selection probability. £21,805 is the 2026/27 benchmark; the 2027/28 rate and relocation reimbursement are unconfirmed. Visa/IHS require separate budgeting.

Four-year competitive EASTBIO BBSRC DTP award covering Home-rate tuition, stipend and annual research support. Successful international awardees receive an overseas-fee top-up waiver. International students may comprise up to 30% of each annual EASTBIO cohort (partnership-wide cap, not a project allocation or individual probability). The 2027/28 stipend is unconfirmed; £21,805 stipend and £5,238 Home-fee support are 2026/27 references. Visa and IHS are excluded.

Four-year competitive EASTBIO BBSRC DTP award covering Home-rate tuition, stipend and annual research support. Successful international awardees receive an overseas-fee top-up waiver. International awards are capped at 30% of each annual EASTBIO cohort (partnership-wide cap, not a project allocation or individual probability). The 2027/28 stipend is unconfirmed; £21,805 is the 2026/27 UKRI minimum reference. Visa and IHS are excluded.

Four-year competitive EASTBIO BBSRC DTP award, open to UK and international applicants; international students may receive up to 30% of all annual awards across the EASTBIO network; this is not a quota for this project or an individual probability of success. Successful international awardees are exempt from the overseas tuition top-up. The project estimates a tax-free £22,437 stipend for 2027/28, not a confirmed UKRI rate; research support is £5,000/year in years 1–3 and £1,500 in year 4, plus £230/year for travel and conferences. Visa and IHS are excluded.

Four-year competitive MIBTP award. International places are capped at 30% of the annual MIBTP cohort, not this project's quota or an individual success probability. Birmingham covers full tuition for successful international awardees. 2026/27 stipend reference: £21,805/year; 2027/28 rate unpublished. Visa costs and IHS are self-funded; confirm formal award terms.

Four-year BBSRC-funded MIBTP studentship. International awards are capped at 30% of the annual MIBTP-wide award total (not this project’s quota or individual odds). Birmingham covers full tuition, including overseas fees, for successful international awardees. Stipend: £21,805/year (2026/27); 2027/28 unconfirmed. Visa and IHS are self-funded.

BBSRC-funded, four-year MIBTP competitive award. International awards have a 30% cap, but the denominator and whether it applies across the full MIBTP partnership are unspecified. No project-specific award count is given; this is not an individual selection probability. Birmingham covers the overseas-fee difference for successful awardees. Stipend: £21,805 (2026/27); 2027/28 unconfirmed. Visa, IHS and travel costs are separate.

EASTBIO four-year award; 2027/28 tax-free stipend est. £22,437. Successful international awardees get overseas-fee gap waiver; BBSRC network international cap 30% (not a project quota or individual odds). Visa/IHS excluded.