IPC wasn't all bad if you had that impression from an earlier post. While I may have been push out to the corners, it is a highly social school and you do end up making a lot of good friends and connections. The school is about the informal exchange of culture and learning through communication between the students in equal parts to communication from teacher to student. It is there students challenge their assumptions about other societies, start a professional career in NGOs or an in depth political analysis to bring back home. While it may sound like classes would have titles such as 'Cross Cultural Communication', 'African-European Political Relations', 'Political Organization Theory' along with the actual classes 'NGO Work I and II', 'Communication' and 'Media and the Middle East', there were equal parts Yoga, Drama and Arts. These were forums for communication between students. Classes where we expressed thoughts outside of the formal academic subjects we studied and listened, carefully, to the thoughts of others.

If you ever have the chance, please stop by www.IPC.dk and think about attending for a semester or two.