Each year, 1, students from around the world choose NBCBC as their pathway to top-tier education, exciting career opportunities, and an unforgettable life experience. Copenhagen offers you more than just a place to live and study. Read more about the benefits of studying in Copenhagen. Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College is founded on principles of democracy and liberal rights for all, as embedded in the Danish constitution.
This commitment to critical thinking and diverse perspectives creates a culture of mutual respect. You are part of an inclusive community that values and respects diversity. On campus, students and teachers share the same privileges and adhere to the same rules, regardless of their background or origin. In our supportive environment, you can pursue scientific knowledge, embrace curiosity, and engage in meaningful discussions. You have the right to study, work, and take part in activities in a safe and secure environment.
Bullying, threats, or aggressive behaviour will not be tolerated. By following the rules and treating others with respect and kindness, you help create a warm atmosphere where everyone is welcome.
Your personal beliefs and religious freedom are fully respected. Our secular environment ensures that everyone feels included, regardless of background or faith. As we are founded on secular and democratic values, behaviour and attire that display religious or undemocratic messages are not accepted. Additionally, attire that covers the whole or part of the face is not permitted, as it conflicts with our principles of providing education in an open and inclusive environment.
At Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College, we offer exciting academic programmes designed for international students dreaming of studying in Copenhagen and experiencing life in Denmark. Curious about what makes Copenhagen the perfect place to study? Learn more below. Stop automatisk afspilning. Diversity and Democratic Values Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College is founded on principles of democracy and liberal rights for all, as embedded in the Danish constitution.
