The purpose of this study is to reveal the level of national identity, multicultural acceptability, and human rights attitudes of university students, and to analyze differences according to the demographic background. Therefore, this survey was conducted targeting 815 people in their 20s who were enrolled in a university in the metropolitan area. As a result of the study, first, it was found that university students had a higher perception of multicultural acceptance than national identity and human rights attitudes. Second, university students showed significant differences in national identity, multicultural acceptability, and human rights attitudes according to gender, grade level, foreign visit experience, and exchanges with foreigners. This study has a limitation in that it selected university students enrolled in the metropolitan area, and there is a limitation in that it was conducted only as a quantitative study. Nevertheless, it is mean that it analyzed in detail national identity, multicultural acceptability, and human rights attitudes.