The Most Packed Universities In The World

Curious about which universities have the most people?

Whether you’re an introvert seeking a quieter, less crowded campus, an extrovert eager to forge countless connections, or somewhere in between, Edumentors has got you covered.

Their study looked at the number of staff, faculty, students on campus relative to the square miles that a campus covered. The results? Seven of the most concentrated universities were found in Europe.

ROME, MANCHESTER, AND EDINBURGH

Sapienza University of Rome ranked as the most crowded, with a staggering 704,946 people per square mile, followed by the University of Manchester with 427,62 people, and finally the University of Edinburgh with 388,002. It’s safe to say if a bustling university environment is what you value, these three would be perfect options.

Among American Universities, Harvard came in as the most crowded (No. 7 overall) with a density of 50.8K people per square mile, and UCLA was next in No. 8 with a population density of 48.5K.

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