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From AU to Walt Disney World as Historic Internship Journey Begins

Assumption University’s Theodore Maria School of Arts reached a historic milestone in international education on July 23, 2026, signing a Memorandum of Understanding with London House, the official representative of Disney International Programs.

The Faculty of Arts became the first educational institution in 18 years that Disney had permitted its official representative to sign an MoU with. The landmark agreement created a direct pathway for eligible AU students studying languages and international business to gain professional experience through internships at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, United States.

The signing ceremony was led by Dr. Chayada Thanavisuth, Dean of the Faculty of Arts, and Ms. Rochanaporn Trisilp, Managing Director of London House.

During the ceremony, London House presented a THB 50,000 sponsorship fund to the Faculty of Arts, Walt Disney World internship program. The contribution demonstrated London House’s commitment to helping students gain international experience and prepare for careers in hospitality, business and other global industries.

Following the signing, students attended an information and briefing session covering program eligibility, the application process, available roles at Walt Disney World Resort and strategies for preparing for Disney interviews.

Your Disney Journey Starts Here

Assumption University students interested in living, working and gaining international experience at Walt Disney World Resort are invited to attend an exclusive online presentation about Disney International Programs.

Date: August 3, 2026
Time: 8 p.m.
Venue: Zoom
Eligibility: Exclusively for Assumption University students

The presentation will introduce:

  • Life and work experiences at Walt Disney World Resort
  • Program eligibility and application requirements
  • The application and interview timeline
  • Available internship roles
  • Strategies for Disney interviews
  • Academic credit requirements

Eligible AU students participating in the program may earn three academic credits through EIB2207 Business English Internship as a free elective or a professional track course / major elective.

To register and receive the Zoom meeting code, students may scan the QR code on the accompanying promotional material.

Students seeking information about EIB2207 or internship credits may contact Dr. Hathaichanok at SM221 or through Microsoft Teams.

The new partnership offers AU students much more than an internship. It provides an opportunity to develop professional confidence, strengthen intercultural communication skills and gain international business experience at one of the world’s best-known hospitality and entertainment destinations.

WRITER: THE AU LIBRARY

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