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A working class hero, Damien Page (New Buckinghamshire University) is a Vice Chancellor who isn't interested in anything other than making a difference to real people, in the real world. He joins the TFTDL flight crew to tell us how a full moon party in Thailand started a voyage into education that transformed his life and many others along the way.

Liliya, a Ukrainian student studying in the United States, spoke to The PIE about her concerns about Donald Trump being re-elected as President.

To align with the theme of AIEC 2024, The PIE caught up with international educators and international students, asking: What does the human element mean in your work?

The Game Changers podcast celebrates those true pioneers in education who are building schools for tomorrow. In episode 190 (Part 1) of Game Changers, Phil Cummins joins in conversation with The PIE's very own Amy Baker and Clare Gossage.

Professor Eunice Simmons (University of Chester) is our first Vice Chancellor on the show. This episode takes listeners on a trip to the tropical forests of Borneo, digging the Channel Tunnel and close encounters with a jaguar in Belize... listen now.

Donatienne Hissard, director general for Campus France told The PIE that the country is on track to meet the ambitious recruitment target of attracting half a million students a year by 2027, although more information is needed about the direction of the new centre-right government.

The PIE News met Loughborough University's 2024/25 new international students fresh off the plane at London's Heathrow Airport, finding out why they chose to study in the UK, what they hope to gain from their degree and their first perceptions of the UK.

Outgoing EAIE president, Piet van Hove, spoke to The PIE to thank delegates for bringing a certain 'je ne sais quoi' to this year's conference in Toulouse.

Campus France have launced a new podcast series called 'The French Teach'. Listen to Episode 1 - France, at the cutting edge of Artificial Intelligence here.

Watch Federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller and Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault announcing further changes to Canada’s temporary resident programs including lowering the cap on international student study permits by 10 per cent of its 2024 goal.

Watch the UK's secretary of state for education Bridget Phillipson, deliver a welcome message to international students considering studying in the UK.

Watch Japan’s first official video promoting the country as a study destination in an effort to attract 400,000 international students by 2033.

Buy-a-donkey or more accurately "Baie Dankie" is the Afrikaans for thank you - a gratitude we owe the lovely Lesinda Leightly (PSI) for the sensory overload that is this episode. She takes the TFTDL flight crew on a road trip along the Garden Route to Cape Town.