The elephant in the room for international education at the recent BUILA Conference was the clear and present climate crisis, with stakeholders calling for alternative models for future recruitment and delivery.

International education is "deeply implicated" in the global climate crisis, the sector has heard as a new initiative launched aiming to create a sector that is net zero by 2030.

The international education sector should raise its ambitions and confront sustainability problems, stakeholders at The PIE Live have suggested.

Global warming has grabbed our attention, but how is the international education industry responding while simultaneously advocating for the life-changing value of studying abroad? Viggo Stacey finds out.

We need people to have an international outlook with an understanding of different cultures because we need to work together