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Four-year competitive BBSRC-funded Warwick MIBTP studentship, open worldwide. Up to 30% of awards in an MIBTP cohort may go to international applicants; whether that cohort covers the entire partnership remains unconfirmed. This is a cohort-level proportion, not this project's award allocation or an individual's chance; the project-specific award count is unconfirmed. Warwick covers the overseas-fee difference for awardees; support lists stipend, travel/conference, consumables and laptop. £21,805/year is the confirmed 2026/27 reference; £21,830 is an unconfirmed 2027/28 stipend estimate and £5,258 a separate home-fee estimate, not a stipend. Individual terms are unconfirmed.

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 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.

Competitive MIBTP award lists UK-rate tuition and a stipend; Coventry covers the international tuition difference. 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. The £21,805 stipend is a 2026/27 reference. Travel/conference, consumables and MacBook Pro use are listed; personal payment months, the 2027/28 rate and extension terms are unstated.

NRPDTP four-year competitive studentship; the project notice says shortlisted while the funding note calls it awarded, so an individual admission and award remain subject to selection and formal confirmation. The 2026 terms include four years of full tuition and maintenance support for eligible overseas applicants; international awards are capped at 30% of annual network intake, not a project quota or applicant probability. 2026/27 stipend reference: £21,805; Research Training Support Grant: £5,000/year. Eligible students may receive reimbursement of personal visa/IHS costs up to £3,500 after enrolment and registration with evidence; dependants are excluded and upfront costs remain. The 2027 personal amount and award schedule are unconfirmed.

MIBTP funding covers UK-rate tuition and Coventry explicitly covers the international fee difference; the listed tax-free stipend is £21,805 for 2026/27, with travel/conference and consumables budgets and use of a MacBook Pro during the programme. The up-to-30% international-student limit applies across the MIBTP funded studentship cohort, not as a project allocation or personal award probability. Individual funded months and later-year stipend rates are not stated.

Listed as a funded PhD open to students worldwide. MIBTP follows UKRI Home-fee and stipend rates, and Warwick covers the overseas-fee difference for selected international students. Up to 30% of programme awards may go to international students (a programme-wide ceiling, not individual odds or a reserved project place). The programme lasts four years, but personal funded months and dates are unconfirmed; £21,805 is the 2026/27 stipend, not a 2027/28 promise. International students pay visa and IHS charges; accommodation, relocation and partner-site travel need separate budgeting.

Warwick covers the overseas/home tuition difference for successful MIBTP international awardees; international awards are capped at 30% of overall awards, not reserved for this topic. The 2026/27 minimum stipend is £21,805 and the Home fee reference is £5,238; £5,258 is an administrative form value, not a stipend. Confirm individual 2027 funding, payment months, fee terms and research-cost support from the formal award.

Warwick covers the overseas/home tuition-fee difference for successful international MIBTP awardees; UKRI provides fees and stipend at the home rate. Up to 30% of awards may go to international students, but the denominator (per cohort or partnership-wide) and any allocation to this project are unspecified; this does not indicate an individual's chance of receiving an award. The 2026/27 stipend reference is £21,805; the 2027/28 rate, personal funded months, project budget and visa/IHS reimbursement are unconfirmed.