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Competitive BBSRC-funded MIBTP studentship; four-year support and full overseas fee-gap coverage for successful international awardees. International cohort cap up to about 30% (not personal odds). £21,805 is the 2026/27 UKRI reference; 2027/28 and any visa/IHS supplement unconfirmed.

Competitive BBSRC-funded MIBTP studentship; four-year support and full overseas fee-gap coverage for successful international awardees. International cohort cap about 30% (not personal odds). 2026/27 UKRI benchmark: £21,805; 2027/28 rate and any visa/IHS top-up unconfirmed.

Competitive MIBTP doctoral funding, open to international applicants. International awards are capped at 30% of each MIBTP cohort; this is not an allocation reserved for this project or an individual probability. The saved materials do not establish whether that cohort covers the entire partnership network. Birmingham tops up UKRI-rate fee support to the international fee for awardees. £21,805 is a 2026/27 stipend reference; the 2027/28 rate and individual award dates/continuation are unconfirmed.

Competitive BBSRC-supported MIBTP studentship, open worldwide. International awards are capped at 30% of each MIBTP cohort; this is not a place allocation reserved for this project or an individual probability. The saved materials do not establish whether that cohort covers the entire partnership network. Birmingham tops up UKRI-rate fee support to the international fee for awardees. £21,805 is a 2026/27 stipend reference; the 2027/28 rate and individual award dates/continuation are unconfirmed.

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.

BBSRC-funded four-year MIBTP PhD. Birmingham international awardees receive full tuition coverage and a UKRI-rate stipend; the overseas-fee commitment is Birmingham-specific. International awards have an annual cap of 30%; the denominator and whether it applies across the full MIBTP partnership are unspecified. No project-specific award count is given, and this is not an individual selection probability. £21,805 is the 2026/27 reference; the 2027/28 rate and individual award dates 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.