Missions Resources Beyond the stimulus of academic learning and interaction with professors and students, the campus and community offer opportunity for exposure to an array of missions resources. The Billy Graham Center, which houses the Missions and Intercultural Studies offices and classrooms, sponsors frequent institutes and conferences on missions, drawing top missiologists and Christian leaders from around the world. A modern library focusing on evangelism and missions and extensive archives containing the records of scores of mission agencies and missionaries provide valuable research facilities. The Wheaton area is home to the headquarters of more than a dozen mission agencies. The practical experience of an internship can be a valuable part of your education.
Internships are available in North America or overseas.
With their worldwide contacts, our faculty can help you find the internship that is right for you. Admission Requirements and Financial Aid Applicants must have a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited college or university with a minimum 2.75 grade point average. Students from approved international colleges must have the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor's level degree. Students are expected to have twelve hours of Bible and theology undergraduate or graduate courses. Those lacking this background preparation should complete it before matriculating at Wheaton, or at least by the end of their first semester of enrollment.