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Three-year salaried PhD (code 1017); normal gross salary NOK 580,000/year, depending on qualifications/seniority, less 2% statutory pension. Doctoral tuition is exempt; project and relocation costs are unspecified.

Three-year, 100% fixed-term employment from 1 February 2027 or as agreed, with a trial period. Initial total gross pay: EUR 2,710–2,845/month, including job levels 2–4 and a personal element of 6–50% of the job-related element. Conference, workshop and publication funding is advertised. Tuition is free; a fourth funded year or paid examination delays are not guaranteed.

FPI grant associated with UNE DT; temporary full-time employment at 35 hours/week, described as “4 years renewable”; planned start 1 Dec 2026. Salary depends on qualifications, experience and Barcelona living costs; amount not published. Benefits include flexible hours, training, restaurant tickets, private health insurance and relocation-procedure support; leave is 22 annual days, 6 personal days, plus 24 and 31 Dec. Tuition, gross/net pay, renewal terms, relocation reimbursement and grant-specific international eligibility are unspecified.

Four-year MIBTP PhD. Successful international awardees at Birmingham receive full tuition coverage and a UKRI-rate stipend. International awards are capped at up to 30% across the six-university MIBTP cohort; this is not this project's quota or an individual's probability of winning. £21,805 is the 2026/27 reference; the 2027/28 rate and individual award dates are unspecified.

Four-year competitive NRPDTP studentship for Home and Overseas applicants. Published policy offers eligible awardees full tuition, maintenance and research funding; international students are capped at 30% of the annual intake. £21,805 is the 2026/27 UKRI stipend reference; £5,000/year RTSG is for research. October 2027 entrants may claim up to £3,500 of their own visa/IHS costs after enrolment and registration against evidence; dependants are excluded and payment is upfront. The advert says the project was shortlisted for funding while its note says a four-year studentship is awarded; the individual outcome, personal 2027/28 stipend and payment/reimbursement terms remain unconfirmed.

Competitive studentships are available to Home and Overseas applicants. The project notice lists a £1,000 per annum training support fee; Faculty URSA guidance separately sets a general annual training-support ceiling of up to £1,000. This project-listed figure does not confirm an individual's award amount. Overseas awards are capped; no project-specific proportion is stated. Coverage includes tuition and a maintenance stipend (£21,805 for 2026/27, not a confirmed 2027/28 rate). The Faculty general limit is up to 3.5 years; the individual award amount and duration are not stated. International students pay Student visa and Immigration Health Surcharge costs from personal funds.

Competitive for Home and Overseas applicants; Overseas awards are capped, with no project-specific proportion stated. Support covers tuition, maintenance and £1,000 per year in training support. £21,805 is the 2026/27 reference, not a confirmed personal 2027/28 stipend. International students pay the Student visa and IHS. General URSA support is up to 3.5 years; the personal award term is unpublished, while the Civil Engineering PhD normally takes four years.

Competitive Faculty of Engineering and Design URSA studentship for Home and Overseas applicants; Overseas awards are capped, but the proportion is unspecified. Support covers tuition and maintenance. The project lists £1,000 per year for training, and general URSA policy states up to £1,000 per year. Confirm the individual amount in the award terms. £21,805 is the 2026/27 reference, not a confirmed personal 2027/28 rate. The faculty general limit is up to 3.5 years; personal funded months are unknown. International students pay Student visa and IHS costs.

Competitive doctoral studentship for Home and Overseas students; Overseas awards are capped, but the percentage is not stated. Covers tuition, £1,000 per year in training support and a maintenance stipend. £21,805 is the 2026/27 reference rate, not a confirmed 2027/28 personal amount. International students pay Student visa and Immigration Health Surcharge costs personally. Engineering & Design URSA generally supports up to three and a half years; individual funded months are unspecified.

Competitive URSA funding considers Home and Overseas applicants; Overseas awards are capped under UKRI policy, with no percentage stated in the saved material. It covers tuition, up to £1,000 per year in training support and a maintenance stipend. £21,805 is the 2026/27 reference rate, not a confirmed personal 2027/28 amount. The Faculty of Engineering and Design general maximum is 3.5 years; confirm the personal duration and continuation terms in the award notice. International students pay Student visa and IHS costs personally.

NWO-funded; four-year full-time wording but 0.8–1.0 FTE listed (term at 0.8 unclear); nine-month review. Scale-P full-time gross base €3,204–€4,051/month, plus 8% holiday and 8.3% year-end allowances; ABP premium 70% employer/30% employee.

Funding is open to UK and international applicants and awards are made on a rolling basis. Competition-based school studentships typically cover UK-level tuition and may provide a living-cost stipend to top-ranked applicants; top-ranked applicants may compete for a Presidential Bursary covering the overseas–UK fee difference. Eligible applicants may receive a residence-based Horizon Europe waiver covering that difference for 3.5 years, without a stipend. The country list cited in the saved material excludes China; a Chinese citizen resident in a listed country can ask the University to assess eligibility. Award scopes differ; individual full overseas-fee coverage, stipend, amount and duration are not guaranteed.