Wheaton College (Illinois)

===Off-campus study===
Wheaton gives students several off-campus study opportunities.

The college sponsors study-abroad programs in Asia, England, France, Germany, Israel, Latin America, and Spain, as well as a summer program in Washington, D.C. Participants in Wheaton-in-England, one of the most popular annual programs, take 2–3 courses in literature while studying in London and [[St Anne's College, Oxford|St. Anne's College]], Oxford.

Many students also participate in the Human Needs and Global Resources program. The HNGR program matches select students with six-month [[internship]]s in the [[Third World]], including opportunities in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

Wheaton also sponsors a semester-long, experiential, residential program called Wheaton in Chicago. In Chicago, students complete internships and take advanced interdisciplinary coursework. Founded in 1998, it has enrolled students from more than 20 majors.

In 1935, Wheaton established the Wheaton College Science Station in the [[Black Hills]] of [[South Dakota]] for field instruction in the natural sciences.

In 1951, HoneyRock, the outdoor center for leadership development at Wheaton College, was established in Three Lakes, Wisconsin. HoneyRock is not only a year-round camp for young people, but it offers a variety of leadership schools and courses for students. Nearly 3,000 people utilize HoneyRock each year.

Due to Wheaton's membership in the [[Council for Christian Colleges & Universities]], Wheaton students may also study at the [[Wycliffe Hall, Oxford]], the Los Angeles Film Studies Center, [[Excelsia College]] in Australia, and [[Xi'an Foreign Language University]] in China. The CCCU also sponsors programs in American studies, Latin American studies, Middle Eastern studies, Russian studies, and journalism.