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The advert lists a £21,805 annual stipend at the 2026/27 UKRI rate, full tuition and an initial three-year funding period; extension depends on further funding. Bangor's international research fee is listed at £21,000 per year including a £2,000 laboratory surcharge, versus a standard Home-fee contribution of £5,238. Overseas-fee and surcharge coverage, and any visa/IHS support, require written confirmation.

Initially funded full-time for three years, with extension dependent on further funds. The project advertises the 2026/27 UKRI stipend of £21,805 per year and a full tuition waiver, and accepts UK, EU and international applicants. Bangor's listed international research fee is £21,000 per year including a £2,000 laboratory surcharge; coverage of the overseas-fee difference and surcharge is unconfirmed. The £15,762 difference between £21,000 and the £5,238 Home-fee contribution is a risk comparison, not a forecast student bill.

Initial three-year funding, with possible extension only if further funds become available. The advert lists the 2026/27 stipend rate of £21,805 per year and a full tuition waiver. Bangor's published international research fee for the relevant field is £21,000 per year including a £2,000 laboratory surcharge; coverage of the overseas-fee difference and surcharge is not confirmed in formal award terms.