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I am applying for university for PhD and in the funding section there is an estimation calculator that estimates: Your Annual Commitment

This Annual Commitment has a breakdown of University Composition Fee, and Total Maintenance which sum up to the Annual Commitment.

Now is the Annual Commitment money that I will be awarded each year, or money that I have to pay each year?

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It is the money that you will have to pay each year. Essentially, it is your "commitment" to the university. It is the yearly rate (annual).

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  • Hello, Lisa. I was about to close-vote this question, as I assumed that this sense of 'commitment' would be found in most dictionaries. After checking, I realise that the sense is not really made all that clear. So I'll quote @MετάEd: 'A good answer is comprehensive and contains evidence showing why it is correct. Links to external resources are encouraged. Answers which consist of virtually nothing but an unsupported statement or a citation are not useful and may be subject to deletion – even correct answers. For help writing a good answer, see How to Answer.'
    – Edwin Ashworth
    Nov 8, 2016 at 0:32

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