Which university has the most Nobel Prize winners?

I’m curious about which universities have the highest number of Nobel Prize winners. Does anyone know which university currently holds that record?

In terms of the overall Nobel laureates affiliated with institutions, the University of Cambridge, University of Oxford, and Harvard University, stand out. However, if you're specifically referring to alumni who went on to win the Nobel Prize, the University of California, Berkeley tends to be high on the list.

Harvard University holds the record for the largest number of Nobel laureates, with over 160 laureates associated with the institution as either professors, researchers, or alumni. This includes laureates in all categories—including Peace, Literature, and Physics, among others.

Cambridge University follows closely behind, with more than 120 Nobel laureates. Oxford University also holds a notable position, with around 70 Nobel laureates to its name.

A crucial aspect to remember here is that the awarding of a Nobel Prize to someone doesn't necessarily suggest that the university they studied at or worked for is solely responsible for that achievement. The laureates' success can also be attributed to their individual hard work, talent, and other affiliations.

These statistics are subject to changes yearly, as new laureates are awarded the Nobel Prize. It can be insightful to keep track and see how different institutions influence these high-achieving individuals.