'I'm studying in / at university' - which one is right? in or at ?

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"at" sounds a little better to me but both sound strange to me.

I'd probably just say "I'm in college."

Other regions might have other ways of saying this, in the US, I think we rarely use the word "university" unless we are naming a university or maybe referring to a specific university, in which case "I'm taking classes at the university" would make sense.

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We say "I'm studying at university". There is no need to add an article.

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You also need to add an article! "I'm studying at a university"

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Azimux is correct for America. However, here in the UK, a university can award its own degrees and has a charter giving it various guarantees of independence. A college usually depends on a fully-fledged university validating its degrees, or may even be part of a university, as in Oxford or Cambridge colleges. Or a college may be little to do with degree-level education at all, such as a Further Education college.

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