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Eligible applicants worldwide may compete for the four-year NRPDTP studentship, covering international tuition fees paid directly to the university and a living stipend. £21,805 is the 2026/27 reference rate; the personal 2027/28 amount is unconfirmed. The £5,000 annual Research Training Support Grant (RTSG) supports research and training, not personal living costs. International students are capped at 30% of the NRPDTP annual intake, not this project’s places or an individual’s admission probability. October 2027 entrants may claim up to £3,500 for their own eligible visa/IHS costs after registration with evidence; dependants are excluded. The project call says shortlisted for funding while its funding note says awarded the four-year studentship; an individual award remains unconfirmed. A three-month PIPS is mandatory.

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.

Four-year competitive NRPDTP studentship open to Home and Overseas applicants. Recorded policy offers successful eligible students four years of full tuition, including international fees, and a UKRI-minimum living stipend; tuition is paid to the university. International students are capped at 30% of annual network intake, not at a project-specific quota or individual probability. £21,805 is the 2026/27 stipend reference, not a confirmed 2027 rate; the £5,000 annual Research Training Support Grant (RTSG) is research support, not personal income. The announcement says the project was shortlisted for funding but the funding notes also say “awarded”; an individual award is unconfirmed. Eligible October 2027 entrants may claim up to £3,500 towards their own visa and IHS costs after registration, against evidence; dependants are excluded.

Saved MIBTP terms say UKRI covers the home-rate tuition component and a standard stipend, while Warwick pays the international fee difference; full international tuition is a competitive funding route. International students may receive up to 30% of awards across the programme (not a project quota or individual admission probability). £21,805 is the 2026/27 stipend rate; the 2027/28 rate and individual award dates are unconfirmed. Travel, visa and healthcare charges are the student's responsibility.

Four-year NRPDTP funding competition: Home and eligible Overseas applicants can compete for tuition fees paid directly to the University, a UKRI-rate stipend and a £5,000/year Research Training Support Grant; international awards are capped at 30% of total network intake. £21,805 is the 2026/27 stipend reference; the 2027 personal rate is unconfirmed. Eligible October 2027 entrants may claim up to £3,500 for their own visa and IHS after registration and evidence; dependants are excluded. The project says “shortlisted for funding,” while Funding Notes say a four-year studentship “is awarded”; confirm final status and international fee coverage in the offer.

The four-year MIBTP award framework includes fees, a tax-free UKRI-rate stipend, research and training support, and laptop use. Warwick covers the overseas–Home fee difference for selected international students; international students may receive up to 30% of MIBTP awards, not a personal probability or a reserved award for this project. £21,805 is the 2026/27 figure only; the personal 2027 amount, paid months, and travel or completion support remain unconfirmed.

Management URSA: up to four years of Home or Overseas tuition, competitive maintenance and up to £1,000 per year in research support (not personal living cash); personal maintenance amount unstated. Bath–CSC: up to 10 awards across Bath for autumn 2027, up to 48 months, with international tuition, maintenance and China–UK travel. Applicants must be Chinese citizens permanently resident in the PRC at application; overseas eligibility follows CSC policy. Bath nomination still requires CSC approval. Personal award, project allocation, stipend and MRes-year coverage are unconfirmed. Both exclude UK Student visa and IHS costs.

Three-year studentship; stipend at BHF rates, starting at £24,323/year. Home fees only; overseas fee difference must be funded elsewhere. Research budgets: £5,000/year consumables and £1,000 total travel over three years, not maintenance.