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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.

Listed as a funded PhD project open to students worldwide. UKRI provides Home-rate fees and a stipend; successful international MIBTP awardees can receive Warwick support for the overseas tuition-fee difference. International awards are capped at 30% across the competition, not an individual probability or project allocation. The £21,805 annual stipend is a 2026/27 reference; this project's award, personal 2027/28 rate and funded dates are unconfirmed.

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 and visa/IHS reimbursement are unconfirmed.