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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 MIBTP studentship; international students may receive up to 30% of awards in an MIBTP cohort; whether the cohort covers the entire partnership remains unconfirmed. This proportion does not identify this project's award allocation or an individual applicant's chance, and the project-specific number of awards is unconfirmed. Warwick covers the overseas tuition-fee difference for successful awardees. 2026/27 stipend reference: £21,805/year; 2027/28 rate and individual research-cost allowance unconfirmed.

Competitive four-year BBSRC/MIBTP award; full tuition for successful international awardees and a UKRI-rate stipend (£21,805 is the saved 2026/27 rate; 2027 rate unconfirmed). International candidates fall under the network-wide 30% recruitment limit; the saved wording gives no denominator or individual odds. Research/training, conference and laptop support are reported; visa/IHS, relocation, dependants and placement travel/accommodation coverage are unconfirmed.

Four-year MIBTP competition; Birmingham confirms full international tuition, including the overseas fee gap, plus a tax-free UKRI-rate stipend. 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. £21,805 is the 2026/27 benchmark; the 2027/28 rate and relocation reimbursement are unconfirmed. Visa/IHS require separate budgeting.

Four-year competitive EASTBIO BBSRC DTP award covering Home-rate tuition, stipend and annual research support. Successful international awardees receive an overseas-fee top-up waiver. International awards are capped at 30% of each annual EASTBIO cohort (partnership-wide cap, not a project allocation or individual probability). The 2027/28 stipend is unconfirmed; £21,805 is the 2026/27 UKRI minimum reference. Visa and IHS are excluded.

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.

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.

Competitive MIBTP award: UK-rate tuition and a tax-free stipend, with travel/conference and consumables support and MacBook Pro use during the programme; Coventry covers the international tuition difference. Up to 30% of awards across the MIBTP network may go to international applicants; this is not a project quota or individual probability. The 2026/27 stipend reference is £21,805. Individual award duration, payment months and the 2027/28 rate are unstated.

Four-year competitive MIBTP award; UKRI covers home-rate fees/stipend and Warwick the international-fee difference. International-award cap up to 30%; denominator/network scope unspecified (not an individual probability). 2026/27 tax-free stipend £21,805; 2027/28 rate and personal terms unconfirmed.

MIBTP lists a four-year stipend, fees and research support; Warwick covers the international tuition difference. International awards are capped at 30% of the whole cohort (a cohort limit, not an individual probability). 2026/27 stipend: £21,805; the 2027/28 rate and individual award terms are unconfirmed.

This project is shortlisted for NRPDTP funding; no individual award is confirmed. Eligible international students may compete for four years of full tuition, the UKRI-minimum stipend and £5,000/year in research-training support; international awards are capped at 30% of annual intake. £21,805 is the 2026/27 stipend, not a confirmed 2027/28 personal rate. October 2027 entrants may claim up to £3,500 for their own visa and IHS costs after enrolment and registration, excluding dependants; costs must be paid upfront. The three-month PIPS placement is compulsory; research-training support is not personal living income.

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.