International People's College

International People's College (IPC) is an international folk high school in Elsinore (Helsingør), north of Copenhagen, Denmark. It is a non-formal residential school where adults from all over the world live and study together. According to the school, it is the only international "general" folk high school in Denmark, everything at the school happens in English, and each term brings together students from more than 30 countries.

IPC offers long courses in global studies lasting four to six months, and short courses of one to three weeks. During the first week of a term, students build their own timetable; most classes have a global or regional focus on personal development, professional skills, communication, community and creativity, alongside sports, arts and media. Each student takes at least 28 lessons a week. As at other Danish folk high schools there are no exams, no grades and no ECTS credits, but a diploma is given on completion. Campus life includes Morning Fellowship, Cultural Evenings, Life Stories and excursions.

Students must be over 17.5 years old and need a basic level of English. A three-week summer English course requires no prior level, and Autumn Term students can take an intensive three-week English course before the term starts. Applicants fill in an online application and write an essay, and the school often has a waiting list.