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Walt Disney World Internship Program

Disney College Program (DCP)

  • Semester-long and may offer internship or experiential credit that may be applied to your academic program (with prior approval)
  • Introduces students to working for a global corporation and offers opportunities to connect with industry professionals as well as students from all over the USA and from many countries around the world
  • This opportunity is available to students pursuing almost all majors offered by FSC, including: Biology; Business programs; Criminal Justice; Law Enforcement Technology; Security System; Sport Management; Interactive Design; Visual Communications; Professional Communications; Economics; Science, Technology & Society; and Liberal Arts & Sciences

Orlando, Florida 

  • Walt Disney World (WDW) is in the top three destination spots for families to visit in the United States
  • With four immersive theme parks, two water parks, and twenty-eight owned and operated hotels on the Orlando property there is so much for everyone
  • WDW has shopping, dining, and nightlife for all budgets, palates, and interests
  • WDW offers the chance for individuals, couples, families, and friends to bond, reconnect, be whimsical, and create memories to last a lifetime
  • Students will find that there is always something to do in Disney World and the Orlando area

Program Requirements

  • GPA Requirement: 2.5 minimum
  • Student must be in good disciplinary standing
  • Program is offered to sophomores, juniors and seniors

Academics

  • Students may earn credit, based on advisement and registration: 

    3-9 credits for internship (based on major)
    3-6 online credits through Farmingdale State College and/or SUNY Online

  • Prior advisement and approval must be sought before accepting and departing for the Program

Housing

  • Students have the option of DCP-provided housing in shared apartments in Lake Buena Vista, FL – across from the Walt Disney World property
  • Students may choose to find their own housing arrangements
  • New Housing Complex Information

Important Links

For more information, contact Tanya Maurer, Tanya Maurer Disney Program Coordinator

Study Abroad OFFICE

Eric De Sena (Study Abroad Manager)

Greenley Library, room 038G
934-420-5479
studyabroad@farmingdale.edu
Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:00pm

Internship Information

Program Dates:

  • Program dates differ per placement

Application Deadline:

  • Spring: early October
  • Fall: early March

Schedule Appointment with Advisor (Tanya Maurer)

Last Modified 12/12/25