Since 1980, a large increase in the number of undergraduate students majoring in international studies at Miami University (Oxford, Ohio) has occurred. This paper describes the historical development and present structure of this University's international studies program and the program's relationship to other academic departments. The advantages and disadvantages of multidisciplinary programs are discussed, along with Miami University's long-range academic plans to improve the program's quality. Appendices include the 1987-1988 degree requirements, general information about Miami University's international studies program, and the international studies program's foreign area required and elective courses. (JHP)