You will need a degree in computer science as well as drawing courses. Note that there are several great companies to work for that are even higher tech than Disney.
Here is a person planning to major in Mechanical Engineering,
http://www.geocities.com/ebaco...

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You will need a degree in computer science as well as drawing courses. Note that there are several great companies to work for that are even higher tech than Disney.
Here is a person planning to major in Mechanical Engineering,
http://www.geocities.com/ebaco...

Imagineers wear many hats – architect, engineer, audio/visual technician, mechanic, animator, story board artist, writer, set designer, financial advisor, and much more. Although it is impossible for a single Imagineer to have degrees in all of these fields, they do need proven experience in more than one discipline to even be considered for the job. Applicants having internships in similar fields will be given closer consideration for these jobs than outside candidates with no experience. Plus, you'll need to show your creativity with a killer portfolio of your previous work. Author, screenwriter, and Disney Imagineer Jason Surrell said in a 2006 interview, " …I think for people who are interested in pursuing that kind of thing it becomes a matter of getting yourself in a position where you can come up with ideas that get you in the direction you want to go it. And then once you're in place like that, you have to throw everything at the wall and see what’s going to stick.
http://www.jobmonkey.com/theme...

Here is a book you may want.
http://www.engineeringedu.com/...

It all depends on what aspect of imagineering you are looking to be a part of. There are many different departments that all come together to form one incredible company. In WDI there are architects, graphic designers, artists, landscapers, and so much more. The best advice I could give you is to go to school for something you truly LOVE and then find out where that area of study fits in to the company. They have so many opportunities in so many areas that I'm sure you'll find something. Best of luck to you! I can't wai...

It all depends on what aspect of imagineering you are looking to be a part of. There are many different departments that all come together to form one incredible company. In WDI there are architects, graphic designers, artists, landscapers, and so much more. The best advice I could give you is to go to school for something you truly LOVE and then find out where that area of study fits in to the company. They have so many opportunities in so many areas that I'm sure you'll find something. Best of luck to you! I can't wait till I see your name on the list of individuals working on Disney's next biggest thing!