Featured Wheaton International Programs
Global programs at Wheaton College are about immersion, learning, and understanding by connecting to a new community as a participant rather than as an observer.
Global programs at Wheaton College are about immersion, learning, and understanding by connecting to a new community as a participant rather than as an observer.
A spring semester program that combines language study and practice, interdisciplinary courses, cultural immersion, and academic excursions in México.
Led by Wheaton College faculty, this program gives students the opportunity to engage ancient biblical and modern Middle East narratives.
A 15-week faculty-led semester program where students study in the Czech Republic and live in Prague, the country's vibrant capital.
A dual-site program where a cohort of Wheaton students study on-campus in A-quad and in Shanghai, China during B-quad of the spring 2026 semester.
All semester partner programs are currently under review and the programs included below are subject to change after the 2025-26 academic year.
The CCC is a group of thirteen Christian colleges and universities located across the United States who serve the cause of Christ in higher education by encouraging and assisting one another in the pursuit of their respective missions.
CCC member schools offer a variety of semester-long study abroad programs that are open to Wheaton students. We have listed the programs most often attended by Wheaton students, but there may be other programs offered by Consortium schools.
Gordon College
Gordon in Orvieto
The Balkans Semester for the Study of War and Peace
The Christian College Consortium (CCC) Visitor Program is designed to give students the opportunity to take advantage of course offerings and varied instructional experiences on other Christian college and university campuses for an academic semester.
To apply, please review the Application Process instructions.
The CMC, in Nashville, Tennessee, is a semester long, 16-credit hour program that prepares college students for careers in the entertainment industry while living out their faith as Christ-followers. Thirty like-minded students live, work and create music together in a facility that provides 24/7 access to world-class gear. All teaching faculty are active in the industry and their real-world experiences keep the program relevant and practical. The “Final Exam” is a week-long Road Tour at the end of the semester.
Students select a track for study:
The CMC program is overseen by Greenville University.
HGU offers a distinctively Christian and highly academic education in a culturally diverse environment. Academic areas of study include Engineering Physics, TESOL, International Law, Political Science and International Relations, and Business.
The Irish Studies Program is a transformative experience deeply rooted in the country’s culture and history.
As part of the Irish Studies Program, you'll take courses in peacemaking and reconciliation (spring semester) or global business (fall semester), Irish history and culture, and other electives of interest. While there, students reside in the historic 19th-century Lakeside Manor, situated on four acres overlooking Willis Lake in the quiet suburbs of South Belfast in Northern Ireland. Site visits or program excursions take students to places of historical and cultural significance.
This program is a good fit for those that have an interest in Irish history and politics, want to better understand how to be peacemakers in a world filled with conflict, and have the heart to explore new places and meet new people.
The Irish Studies Program is offered through a joint partnership between John Brown University and George Fox University.
An advanced program in the history, geography, culture, religions, and languages of biblical times and of the modern Middle East. The program brings JUC students to nearly every corner of Israel and Jordan to engage with the Bible in its land. Students have the opportunity to study with Israeli and Palestinian faculty members who are experts in their fields.
Note: Federal and State financial aid is not transferable with this program and students may participate in fall semester only.
Study Abroad Lithuania at LCC International University offers a North American style liberal arts experience with a Christian worldview and operates completely in English. Located in Klaipeda, Lithuania, this program provides a unique and truly international learning environment with students and faculty from over 60 countries. Students travel to four countries in one semester with program excursions in Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and the country of Georgia.
LCC offers courses in Business, Psychology, and Communication along with an array of other courses. Whether it's courses in your major, general studies or electives, students earn credits in an interactive and global learning environment.
Baltimore and Washington D.C. will be your classroom as you examine the complex realities of the public health, social, political, and spiritual challenges of this country. Our nation continues to face many hurdles in public health that have a disproportionately devastating effect on the health and livelihood of African-American, Latinx, Native, and urban communities. Through the program, you will gain a new perspective on urban life as you experience the joyful work of God that’s been happening in Baltimore over the years. Study in Baltimore and you'll be immersed in culture, ministry, and learning.
The LAFSC, in Los Angeles, California, is a semester long, 16-credit hour program that prepares college students for careers in the film and television industry while living out their faith as Christ-followers. Like-minded students live, work and create together. Faculty and staff in the program are industry professionals who either previously worked with LAFSC, are alumni of the program, or both!
Students take part in in-person, three-day-a-week internships while taking the following core courses:
Students choose one of the following electives:
The program provides students with:
Olivet Nazarene University serves as the School of Record for LAFSC.
The Scholarship and Christianity in Oxford (SCIO) Programme invites you to walk the same paths and study in the same places as some of the greatest scholars in history. The Oxford Semester Programme is an intensive study experience available to all majors and is designed specifically for students seeking an academically robust program. In tutorials, students meet one-on-one with scholars (often including widely-published authors, historians, former international ambassadors, and other celebrated scholars) to go head-to-head on subjects within the disciplines of history, literature, languages, philosophy, musicology, art, science, and more. The program requires a GPA of 3.7 or higher or an overall minimum 3.5 GPA with a minimum GPA of 3.7 in the major.
The East Asia Institute at CCCU affiliate school, Tokyo Christian University is a fall semester language and culture program. that offers you the opportunity to study about Japan and the Far East while experiencing it. Students will be able to study the history, language, philosophy, church, and culture of Japan. Live and learn with a diverse student body as you engage in academic and experiential learning opportunities.
Semester in Spain is a semester-long Spanish language immersion study abroad program that offers beginner, intermediate, and advanced level Spanish courses every fall and spring – so regardless of your language background, there are courses for you. Intermediate and Advanced students who attend the Spring term may stay for an additional 4-8 weeks to complete an Internship with a Spanish business, educational site, or social services agency.
Join one of the premier universities in East Africa to study and live alongside Ugandans and other students from the continent. Through classes, internships, and living with Ugandan families or peers, USP@UCU provides opportunities for students to authentically engage people, culture, and contemporary realities in Uganda in ways that challenge them to be active participants in Christ’s claim on all aspects of life.
Just 15 miles from the capital city of Kampala, Uganda Christian University is situated in the bustling town of Mukono that will quickly become home. Along with trips throughout Uganda, students also participate on a 10-day study tour to neighboring Rwanda.
Students in the Uganda Studies Program at UCU choose from one of the following academic emphases:
Experience study abroad with a purpose by combining your academics with ministry service, faith-centered learning, and mentorship through Veritas Christian Study Abroad. The mission of Worldstrides Study+Veritas Christian Study Abroad is to provide college-level study abroad programs at host universities while helping students develop as ministry-minded global Christian leaders.
Live and learn in the heart of Rome and study at The American University of Rome (AUR), a U.S.-accredited institution perched on a hilltop with views of the Eternal City. Students take courses in English across a range of disciplines, including international relations, business, communication, political science, art history, and more. You'll study alongside students from around the world in small, discussion-based classes that emphasize global perspectives and hands-on learning.
Budapest Semesters in Mathematics (BSM) provides a unique opportunity for North American undergraduates. Through this program, mathematics majors in their junior/senior years may spend fall or spring semester in Budapest and study under the tutelage of eminent Hungarian scholar-teachers. The instructors of BSM are members of Eötvös University, the Mathematical Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and Budapest University of Technology and Economics, the three institutions known for having educated more than half of Hungary’s highly acclaimed mathematicians. BSM classes are held at the College International, a Hungarian-based educational institution focusing on international students studying in Budapest. All courses are taught in English.
CIEE is a non-profit, non-governmental international exchange organization that provides quality, rigorous, study abroad opportunities for students from a wide variety of US colleges and universities.
Only the CIEE Programs listed below are approved. For CIEE programs where ASU online courses are an option, Wheaton College does not approve ASU online courses as part of a study abroad experience.
DIS Study Abroad is a non-profit institution offering semester programs taught in English with offers a wide variety of courses with flexible options in building a semester to meet student goals. Students can choose to apply for the Copenhagen or Stockholm semester programs. The intellectually challenging curriculum is broad, cutting edge, and enriched by experiential learning components, including faculty-led study tours across Europe.
As of February 2025, Wheaton College student applications for participation in the DIS program during the 2025-26 Academic Year are now closed.
IAU's campus is in Aix-en-Provence, a charming university town located in the southern region of France. Local field studies during both semester and summer programs provide students with an enhanced awareness of Provincial culture while giving them a unique and unparalleled French experience. While abroad, students explore Aix and the surrounding regions through courses, field studies, and cultural activities. IAU’s campus in Aix is centrally located in the historic part of town just a few doors down from local French universities, shops, and cafes.
IAU's academic structure resembles that of an American institution. Students can select their courses from a variety of disciplines which are housed in one of IAU's four schools:
IAU allows students ample opportunity to continue their path of study from their home university as well as try something new while abroad.
*Wheaton College students cannot take Global Wine Studies courses at IAU.
Academically challenging and intensely experiential, the Thailand: Culture, Ecology, and Community program is focused on understanding sustainability and is designed in collaboration with local communities.
Sponsored by Wayne State University since 1953, the Junior Year in Munich is officially affiliated with the Ludwig Maximilians Universität München (LMU Munich). JYM students are enrolled at LMU Munich and have access to the full university curriculum in any major, except law and medicine. Students create their course own schedule from among University Courses, JYM Courses (German Language and Area Studies electives), Undergraduate Research Projects and Internships.
Stranmillis, a university college of Queen's University Belfast, is a recognized leader in educational research, teaching and learning. The semester study abroad program offers classroom opportunities and applicable courses in primary and post-primary education, community education, sport, health promotion and youth work. Modules are also offered to enrich students’ understanding of the history, heritage, and culture of Ireland.
All Wheaton College students planning to study abroad or off-campus for a semester are REQUIRED to apply for Off-Campus Study Approval on Wheaton's registration system, GoGlobal.
Deadline for Spring 2026 semester programs: October 1, 2025
Deadline for AY 2026-27 semester programs: TBD (anticipated to be early spring 2026)
The application for fall 2026 will open after October 1, 2025.