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Our rules

Collage with students and the school

At European Film College, we want to create an environment where students and staff feel safe and included, and where any unacceptable and negative behaviour is handled. Therefore, we have a set of rules and procedures. All students and employees are made aware of these rules.

RULES AT EFC

  • We treat everyone as equal human beings, no matter religion, ethnicity, social background, sexuality and gender identity, and we have no tolerance for discrimination, harassment or bullying.
  • Sexual relationships between students and teachers/staff are not acceptable. 
  • All assemblies, classes, workshops, lectures, and faculty screenings are mandatory.
  • Sexual relations between students must be consensual as defined by Danish law.
  • We do not accept the use of illegal drugs, and use of drugs is grounds for expulsion.
  • Alcohol is not allowed on weekdays, and we encourage activities that do not involve alcohol. It is essential that no one should ever become a problem for other people when drinking alcohol, and therefore we advise against heavy drinking.

At European Film College, it is very important for us to ensure that our students thrive and feel safe. While we expect everyone to comply with our rules and guidelines, we understand that folk high school life can also be challenging. To ensure a supportive environment, we check in regularly with all students, both through personal conversations and in groups. This allows us to identify potential issues and offer the necessary support, whether regarding personal or social aspects.


Our goal is to help every student succeed and have a great stay at EFC. However, it is important to emphasize that repeated or serious violations of the school's rules - particularly those concerning the safety or well-being of other students - can lead to a process where the student risks losing their place at the school.

Girl, sitting on a bunk bed - on a film set. A cinematographer is adjusting the camera. From a film set at European Film College.