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Competitive University of Sheffield EPSRC Doctoral Landscape Award. Scheme-level rules in project materials: EPSRC tuition funding is capped at the Home fee rate; the University covers the difference for International candidates who win an award. International awards are capped at 30% of the cohort; Sheffield anticipates up to 10 International places, with Home candidates considered in the first phase. Project-specific stipend, funded duration, research budget and equipment allocation are not stated.

Listed as a funded PhD project open worldwide. The funder, stipend, duration, fee coverage, bench/research costs, visa/IHS support and international allocation are not specified.

Competition-funded opportunity open to applicants worldwide. NZPS says international tuition coverage varies by project; this project's fee coverage, stipend and duration require written confirmation.

Four years of Home-rate tuition, an annually adjusted enhanced UELA stipend and a Research Training Support Grant. The project catalogue restricts this project to Home-fee candidates. Later-year amounts require confirmation.

Four-year EPSRC UELA collaborative studentship covering home-rate tuition, an enhanced stipend and a Research Training Support Grant. The project text labels approximately £26,022 as a 2026/27 estimate, while the UELA overview associates that amount with 2027/28; confirm the applicable year. If an international candidate receives the award, UCL commits to cover the home/international tuition difference. Up to 30% of cohort awards may go to international candidates; an award is not guaranteed. Partner contributions may add stipend or research support subject to agreement. Visa and IHS coverage are not stated.

The advert describes a 3.5-year full-time studentship with a £21,805 tax-free stipend for 2026/27, expected annual uplift, and full tuition coverage for Home and international students. Another passage says the stipend plus four years of Home tuition. The 2027 fee band and international fee-gap coverage are not confirmed; seek written terms.

Worldwide MIBTP award: UKRI maintenance and Home-rate tuition; Warwick covers the international-fee difference for successful international awardees. International awards may represent up to 30% of awards in the relevant cohort; the 2027 CASE call lists up to 12 awards overall, not for this project alone. £21,805 is the 2026/27 UKRI minimum only. The individual 2027/28 rate, any CASE supplement, award duration and industrial-placement costs are unconfirmed. UK travel, visa and IHS are student costs.