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Four-year NRPDTP award: tuition paid to the university, a 2026/27 stipend reference of £21,805/year and £5,000/year RTSG. International applicants may compete for fully funded awards; international awardees are capped at 30% of the annual cohort. For October 2027 entrants, the awardee’s applicable visa/IHS costs may be reimbursed up to £3,500 after registration on evidence, excluding dependants. Individual terms require an award letter.

Four-year BBSRC Norwich Research Park Biosciences DTP PhD studentship: tuition is paid to the University, with a UKRI-rate living stipend (£21,805 per year for 2026/27; the 2027/28 rate is not yet stated) and a £5,000 per year Research Training Support Grant. The advert lists UK, EU and international students. International applicants may compete for fully funded awards capped at 30% of the cohort; this is not an individual award probability. For October 2027 entrants, personal visa and IHS costs may receive up to £3,500 after registration and evidence; dependants are excluded. Award outcomes are competitive.

Warwick-specific MIBTP funding covers full international tuition: the studentship pays the UK-rate fee and the university covers the international fee difference, alongside UKRI maintenance (£21,805 for 2026/27; individual 2027 rate, paid months and completion support unspecified). Up to 30% of awards across the network may go to international students; this is a network cap, not an individual probability. Visa, IHS and travel are self-funded; saved policy figures are £558 for a Student visa and £776 per visa-year for student IHS, normally prepaid by visa length.